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a company structure containing a few levels
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a pyramid-shaped structure with many levels
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a structure where decision making is kept at the top of the hierarchy
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a structure where decision making is more spread out and filtered down the hierarchy
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where employees are grouped by function and product/project
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The number of subordinates a supervisor manages
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The responsibility that someone has for their actions that are carried out
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Costs that have to be paid even if the business sells nothing e.g rent, advertising, insurence, office salaries
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Costs that change with the level of output e.g. raw materials, packaging costs
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Revenue= Selling price x quantity sold
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Profit= revenue- total cost
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Total variable cost = variable cost per unit x quantity
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Fixed cost = Fixed cost + variable cost
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Total cost= FC + VC
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Break even= Fixed cost/ SP- VC
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Gross profit= Revenue - cost of goods sold
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Operating profit= Gross profit- operating expenses
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Net profit= operating profit - non-operating expenses
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increase in prices of goods and services and the fall of the purchasing power
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The cost of borrowing money
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An asset that is owned for more than 1 year and it depriciates.
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An asset that is owned for less than 1 year e.g. stock, cash, trade receivables
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A debt that must be repaid within 1 year e.g. bank overdraft, trade payables
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Long term debt that will take more than 1 year to repay e.g. bank loan or mortgage
25
When the owner takes goods/cash out of the business for personal use
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All the assets and cash a business has
27
Calculates the profit/ loss made by a business in the last 12 months
28
Shows what the business has spent money on and where the money invested has come from.
29
Boom, Recession, Recovery, Slump
30
When the government collects money from businesses and individuals
31
When the government adjust taxes to influence economy
32
A person within an organization who has an interest in a business
33
A person from outside an organization who has an interest in it doing well
34
strenghts, weaknesses, opportunities, threats
35
Where the business get the money from to fund their business activities.
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Internal sources of finance refer to money that comes from within a business.
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External sources of finance refer to money that comes from outside a business.
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External
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External
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Internal
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Internal
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Internal
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External
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1
a company structure containing a few levels
2
a pyramid-shaped structure with many levels
3
a structure where decision making is kept at the top of the hierarchy
4
a structure where decision making is more spread out and filtered down the hierarchy
5
where employees are grouped by function and product/project
6
The number of subordinates a supervisor manages
7
The responsibility that someone has for their actions that are carried out
8
Costs that have to be paid even if the business sells nothing e.g rent, advertising, insurence, office salaries
9
Costs that change with the level of output e.g. raw materials, packaging costs
10
Revenue= Selling price x quantity sold
11
Profit= revenue- total cost
12
Total variable cost = variable cost per unit x quantity
13
Fixed cost = Fixed cost + variable cost
14
Total cost= FC + VC
15
Break even= Fixed cost/ SP- VC
16
Gross profit= Revenue - cost of goods sold
17
Operating profit= Gross profit- operating expenses
18
Net profit= operating profit - non-operating expenses
19
increase in prices of goods and services and the fall of the purchasing power
20
The cost of borrowing money
21
An asset that is owned for more than 1 year and it depriciates.
22
An asset that is owned for less than 1 year e.g. stock, cash, trade receivables
23
A debt that must be repaid within 1 year e.g. bank overdraft, trade payables
24
Long term debt that will take more than 1 year to repay e.g. bank loan or mortgage
25
When the owner takes goods/cash out of the business for personal use
26
All the assets and cash a business has
27
Calculates the profit/ loss made by a business in the last 12 months
28
Shows what the business has spent money on and where the money invested has come from.
29
Boom, Recession, Recovery, Slump
30
When the government collects money from businesses and individuals
31
When the government adjust taxes to influence economy
32
A person within an organization who has an interest in a business
33
A person from outside an organization who has an interest in it doing well
34
strenghts, weaknesses, opportunities, threats
35
Where the business get the money from to fund their business activities.
36
Internal sources of finance refer to money that comes from within a business.
37
External sources of finance refer to money that comes from outside a business.
38
External
39
External
40
Internal
41
Internal
42
Internal
43
External