quiz Flashcards

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dividends

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a portion of the profits of the firm given to shareholders

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ethical

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morally correct behaviour eg treating workers and environment well

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fair trade

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buying raw materials at a price that allows a reasonable standard of living for the suppliers and often above at the market price

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company growth

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the increase over time of the revenue of a business. economic growth refers to the increase in size of the whole economy ie the sales of all business in a nation

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limited liability

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shareholders can only lose money invested in the company, not their entire personal wealth if the business collapses.

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market capitalisation

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the value of the company as measures by the stock market

= number of shares x share price

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mission

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the main purpose of a organisation

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non profit organisation

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an incorporated organisation which exists for the interest of its members or as a charity, so there new no shareholders only trustees benefit financially eg Kimbolton School

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objective

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short term specific measurable targets eg 1m sales next month

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private limited company

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a limited liability business where shares are not freely available for sale, decisions can be made by the owners. they are usually small or medium sized firms but there are exceptions eg virgin

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private sector

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any organisation that is not government run or owned

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profit

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is the difference between the firms revenues from its trading activities and its total costs. it is a reward for risk and a return on capital investment

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13
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profit formula

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total revenue - total costs

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14
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public sector organisations

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government owned organisation

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public limited companies

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large firm whose shares can be brought and sold by the general public on the stock exchange. the owners appoint managers to run the businesses

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revenue

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the income generated by sales of a product

17
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revenue formula

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price x quantity sold

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share

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a certificate indicating part ownership of a company. the share entitles the holder to receive dividends ad voting rights to affect the way the firm is run

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shareholder

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part owners of a business who can vote at the AGM and receive dividens

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sole trader

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an individual who owns and runs a business, they operate under unlimited liability so they are reasonable for all business debts

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a business

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an organisation that exists to provide goods and services on a commercial basis to customers

22
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the transformation process

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describes what happens inside the business. this is where value is added to inputs to create outputs

23
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cell

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capital, enterprise, land, labour

24
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added value formula

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added value = selling price - the cost of brought in materials, components and services

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smart

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specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, time bound

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fixed costs

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costs that do not change directly with the level of output

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variable costs

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costs that change directly with output. they will increase by a set amount each time a new unit is made

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total costs formula

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fix costs + variable costs