Paper 2 Focus Flashcards
Gross profit margin
Revenue - cost of goods sold
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Revenue
Net profit margin
Revenue - cost
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Revenue
Gross profit
Revenue - cost of goods sold
Net profit
Gross profit - operating expenses and taxes
Buffer stock
The lowest amount of stock a business can store on site while still being able to operate effectively
Retained profit
Amount of a business’s net income that is kept within its accounts, rather than paid out to shareholders.
Logistics
Logistics is the movement, storage, and operations around whatever the business is in.
Procurement
Procurement is the buying or purchasing of goods or services.
Job production
Individual products made one by one
Advantages
- high profit margins for bespoke products
Disadvantages
- Highly skilled staff are required, which increases costs
Batch production
Advantages
- able to make a variety of sizes or flavours
Disadvantages
- not as flexible regarding customers’ tastes as job production
Flow production
Making identical products on an assembly line
Advantages
- able to make for larger quantities
Disadvantages
- expensive to buy all the machinery needed for automation
Average rate of return
Average annual profit
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Initial investment