Finance Vocab Flashcards

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Cost of Goods Sold

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This line on an income statement shows the cost of raw materials and labor to produce a finished product or service that is available to a consumer

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Financial Institutions

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Organizations that are public or private whom act as a channel between savers and borrowers of funds. There are two types of institutions: depository and non-depository. Depository organizations are usually banks or credit unions. Non-depository organizations are often recognized as insurance companies or mutual funds

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Financial Ratio

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Financial ratios provide a comparison between financial statement items to determine the strength or weakness of a company. The most common ratios are: net sales to net worth and net income to net sales

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Sunk Cost

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A cost that a business has incurred, but cannot recover

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Client Services

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Any activity provided by a vendor on behalf of a client. Depending on the business this can include customer service, financial management, information technology, social media support, database management, etc. The services provided to a client are agreed on by both parties and detailed in a contract unless otherwise specified.

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Financial goal

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Monetary objectives of an individual, business or other organization that are decided by future needs of those entities.

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Estate tax

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A tax paid on wealth, collected after a person has died

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Consolidation

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Combining assets, equity, liabilities and operating accounts of a business and its subsidiaries into one financial statement OR combining two or more businesses through the purchase, merger or ownership transfer to create a new business

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Debtor

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A person or business that owes money, goods or services to another.

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Classification

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A data-mining technique that uses a decision tree that requires a series of decisions

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Data mining

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the practice of analyzing large databases in order to generate new information.

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Internal Audit

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An examination of an organization’s financial statements that is conducted by an employee of the organization

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Equity

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Includes earnings that a company has retained and the amount of funds invested in that company by its owners

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Marginal Analysis

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A decision making tool that compares the cost of an activity versus the benefits of the activity

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Exchange rate

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The value of one currency in terms of another, established on the foreign exchange market

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Tax

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Payment made to the government for services they provide.

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Managerial accounting

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Accounting that focuses on revenues and expenses of a business, reporting variances to management.

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Convergence

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The joining of two or more unique factors or phenomena, such as technologies. For example, the development of a smartphone was the convergence of telecommunications and internet technologies

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Solvency

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Refers to the ability of an organization to meet its financial obligations.

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Inventory management

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The process of buying and storing materials and products while controlling costs

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