finance TO FINISH Flashcards

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what are 3 examples of fixed costs?

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  • salaries
  • rent/mortgage
  • insurance
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what are 3 example of variable costs?

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  • raw materials
  • packaging
  • finished products
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give 3 examples of cash inflows…

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  • sales of production
  • loans received
  • rent charged
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give 3 examples of cash outflows…

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  • raw materials
  • expenses
  • suppliers
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5
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what is return on investment?

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making sure you get the best financial return from investments

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6
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how do you calculate ROI?

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ROI/ cost OI x 100

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what are 3 factors influencing investment decisions?

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  • interest rates stops unnecessary loans
  • availability of finance
  • competitors actions
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what is the difference between forecasting and budgeting?

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forecasting is predicting profit and outcomes whereas budgeting limits expected expenses and revenues

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what are the 3 types of budgeting?

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income budget, expenditure budget, profit budget

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10
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what is meant by profitability?

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a measure of finance performance taking a single year’s profitability to demonstrate how the business has performed in a single year

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11
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what is margin of safety?

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the gap between the break - even point and amount sold : businesses want this to be as big as possible as it creates profit

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12
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what happens within the cash flow cycle?

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  • stocks are ordered from suppliers
  • production turns stocks into products
  • stocks are held until a customer is found
  • products are sold to customers
  • customers pay for their purchases
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13
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what is debt factoring?

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when assets are traded for cash by receivables being sold to a factoring company and the right to collect their debt is sold

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14
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what is a bank overdraft?

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an external source of finance which is flexible and easy to arrange or withdraw at short notice

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what are the features of a bank loan?

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  • provided over a fixed time period
  • security required
  • greater certainty of funding, lower interest rates
  • hard to get and small/new businesses are often excluded
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