Role of Business Flashcards
any activity that provides goods or services to consumers for the purpose of making a profit.
business
tangible items such as cars, televisions, or soda.
goods
consumable, one-time benefit. include things such as haircuts, hotel stays, or roller-coaster rides.
services
amount of revenue or income that a business owner retains after paying all the expenses associated with the operation of the business.
profit
If the expenses of the business exceed the revenue or income generated from operations, then the business will suffer
loss
the relationship between the price a customer pays for the good or service and the perceived benefits the customer receives in exchange for his or her time and money.
value
one that provides goods or services to consumers, but its primary goal is not to return profit to the owners of the business (as is the case with a for-profit business). Instead, it uses those profits to provide a public service, advance a cause, or assist others.
Nonprofit
land - (1) They are found in nature, and (2) they can be used for the production of goods and services.
natural resource
labor - physical or intellectual.
human capital
capital
machinery, factories, equipment
entrepreneur
someone who recognizes a profit opportunity is able to organize the resources and is willing to accept the risk
planning, organizing, controlling, leading
managing
inputs (factors of production) are converted to outputs (goods and services).
operations
consists of all that a company does to identify customers’ needs and design products and services that meet those needs. The marketing function also includes promoting goods and services, determining how the goods and services will be delivered, and developing a pricing strategy to capture market share while remaining competitive. And internet.
marketing
ultimately responsible for accurately representing the financial transactions of a business to internal and external parties, government agencies, and owners/investors.
accounting
primarily responsible for the preparation of financial statements to help entities both inside and outside the organization assess the financial strength of the company.
financial accountants
provide information regarding costs, budgets, asset allocation, and performance appraisal for internal use by management for the purpose of decision-making.
Managerial accountants
involves planning for, obtaining, and managing a company’s funds.
finance
plan for both short- and long-term financial capital needs and analyze the impact that borrowing will have on the financial well-being of the business.
finance managers
an individual or group that has a legitimate interest in a company, organization, or business;
stakeholder
groups or people who work directly within the business, such as managers, employees, and owners.
internal stakeholder
groups outside a business or people who don’t work inside the business but are affected in some way by the decisions and actions of the business.
external stakeholder