Key Terms Flashcards
Gross profit
Revenue - direct costs
Operating profit
Gross - indirect costs
Control excess operating costs
Net profit
Operating profit - intrest and taxes
Overall profit
Helps show conversion of sales into profit
Retained profit
All the profits made in the history of the buisness added up together
Margin saftey
Solutions to cash flow problems
Reschulding payments
Decrease cash out flow
Sources of fiance
Imcrease casg inflows
Fixed costs
Costs which stay the same no matter the revenue or profit
Total costs
All costs of the business together
Unit costs
Costs to run stuff in the business
Variable costs
Costs which vary depending on the business output
Margin of safety
Difference between actual and break even output
Cash flow
Non fiancial aims of a business
Personal satisfaction
Challenge
Short term sources of finance
Overdraft
Retained profits
Primary sector
Production of raw materials
Secondary sector
The finish of the primary sector and making them into finished goods
Teritary sector
Instead of goods it is services
Enterprise
Making money by buying and selling goods
Sole trader
Enterprise which is owned and run by one person
Patnership
Where business partners make a business together
Private limited company
Private comapny
Limited liabilty
A legal protection where the owner ans shareholders are procted from being responsible for a companies debts
Economies of scale
Economies od scale are cost advantges comapnies ecprience when production and sales become more efficent
Diseconomies of scale
When a business becomes so large they lose economies od scale and cost per unit rises
E comernece
Buying and selling via the internet
Stake holder
Has intrest in the comapny
Share holder
Has a share in the company
Golbalisation
How the world is becoming more connected by iternational trade
Benefits of golbalisation
Wider markets
Economiess of scale
Different legalisation :
Health and safety act
Equality act 2010
Customers right act 2015
Uncertanity
A lack of information and outcomes are hard to predict
Just in case
When you buy buffer stock in case
Flow production
Use of production lines with continous movements of item through the process
Production
The action of making or manufacturing from raw materials
Job production
When one single product is made at a time
Just in time
When there is no buffer stock and stock arrives just in time