Theme 2 Managing Business Activities Flashcards

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limited liability

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the business owner or owners are only responsible for business debts up to the value of their financial investment into the business

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unlimited liability

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the business owner or owners are personally responsible for all debts of the business

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3
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business plan

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a document which outlines what a business plans to achieve and how it plans to achieve it

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4
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cash-flow forecast

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used to predict the cash inflows for a business and cash outflows

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5
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sales forecasting

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involves a business using a range of techniques and information to predict future sales volume and value

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break-even output

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the point at which the businesses revenue generated through sales of its products will cover total costs

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budget

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a financial plan for the future

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statement of comprehensive outcome

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a end of year financial statement that shows all of a businesses income and expenses over the previous twelve months

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profitability

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a measure of a businesses profits relative to its expenses

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10
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cash

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the money that flows in and out of the business through a given period in time

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11
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profit

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whatever which remains from your revenue after costs are deducted

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12
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balance sheet

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a financial document that records the assets and liabilities of a business

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liquidity

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the ability of a business to pay its debts and liabilities in cash when they fall due

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14
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business failure

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a business which ceases operations as they’re unable to make profit

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15
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production

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when raw materials or components are changed into products

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16
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productivity

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the amount of output that can be produced with a given input of resources in a specified time period

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efficiency

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making the best use of all resources of a business

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capacity utilisation

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the use that a business makes of its resources

19
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quality

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the extent to which a product or operation meets its customer requirements

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total quality managment

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a system of management based on quality being the priority throughout the organisation

21
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gdp

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a measure of a country’s total output of goods and services over a period of times

22
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exchange rates

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price of one currency expressed in terms of another

23
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interest rates

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tells you the cost of borrowing or the return on savings

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competition

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rivalry between several business selling similar products

25
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lean production

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practices that reduce waste in the operational process

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quality control

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checking goods after you make them or when they arrive from suppliers to see if anything is wrong with them

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quality assurace

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introducing measures into the production process to try to ensure things dont go wrong in the first place

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quality circle

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a small team who voluntaritly form to work on a specific issue or problem where qulaity is a concern

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kaizen

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business Japanese philosophy that focus on gradually improving productivity and making a work environment more efficient

30
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working capital

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the money available to fund a company’s day-to-day operations

31
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venture capital

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type of financing that investors provide to startup companies and small businesses that are believed to have long-term growth potential

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historical budgeting

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a budgeting approach that focuses on past allocations and spending

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Swot analysis

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a planning tool which seeks to identify the Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats involved in a project or organisation.

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batch production

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occurs when many similar items are produced together

35
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job production

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producing items that meet the specific requirements of the customer

36
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flow

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a continuous and uninterrupted method of production

37
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cell

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workers are organised into multi-skilled teams, with each team responsible for particular part of the production process

38
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labour turnover

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the net departure of employees over a defined period of time

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