Unit 1 Definitions Flashcards

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Internal sources of finance

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Profits and sales of assets

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Types of sources of finance

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External, Internal

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External sources of finance

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Overdraft, loans, selling shares, government incentives

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Overdraft

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A deficit in a bank account caused by drawing more money than the card holds

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Profit

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Total revenue minus total costs

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Total revenue

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Price multiplied by quantity

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Total costs

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Fixed costs plus variable costs

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Fixed costs

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Do not change with output e.g. rent

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Variable costs

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Do change with output e.g. material costs

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Break even

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The minimum output at which total revenue equals total costs

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Liquid

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Being liquid means a firm can meet its short term liabilities.

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Measures of a firm’s success

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Profit, growth, sales, number of employees

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Revenue

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Value of a firm’s sales

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Loan

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An external source of finance e.g. borrowing from a bank

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Economies of scale

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Fall in long run average costs, as the scale of production increases

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Types of economies of scale

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Purchasing, technical, managerial, marketing, financial

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Diseconomies of scale

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When unit costs rise as the scale of production increases

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Division of labour

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Where individual employees are given specialist tasks to undertake in the production process

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Franchise

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When one firm grants another firm the right to supply its products

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Private limited company (ltd.)

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A business owned by shareholders with limited liability, but not quoted on the Stock Exchange

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Public limited company (plc.)

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A company that has its shares quoted on the Stock Exchange

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Privatisation

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Transfer of assets from the public sector to the private sector

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Limited liability

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Investors may lose the money invested in the business, but not their personal possessions

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Dividend

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The amount paid out of profits to shareholders

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Productivity

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Output per worker per period of time

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Diversification

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When a business moves into a new business area to spread the risk by being in different markets

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Primary sector

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Involves the extraction of raw materials e.g. oil and agriculture

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Secondary sector

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Where raw materials manufactured into goods

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Tertiary sector

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The service sector of the economy

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Interventionism

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When the government tries to control the economy

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Resource

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Something used to produce output

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Equilibrium

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The point where demand and supply meet

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Average revenue

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Total revenue divided by the output