Summary: The Basics Of Financial Management | 9789001802912 | P de Boer, et al
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1 Businesses and their role in the economy
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What is the difference between a business and a non profit organization?
Business is solely focused on making profit and keeping the company afloat. Non profit can't be measured in terms of profit and they strive for another goal. For example customer statisfaction, waiting times etc.
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1.1 Consumers and manufacturers
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What does micro economics deal with?
On a smaller scale economic(s)(problems). Like a firm or business.
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What do macro economics deal with?
On a larger scale economical problems like unemployment or inflation
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1.2 Profit and non-profit organizations
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What is the main goal of a non profit organization?
To maintain there preset goal, for example more clean drinking water in africa.
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1.4 Legal forms of businesses
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What does a legal form determines?
- Who has the ultimate say in the business
- What guarantees are in place to ensure the long-term continuance of the business
- In what way the business can attract funds and financial resources
- The tax position of the company
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What is legal entity?
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11 Costs
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What is the objective of bookkeeping ?
to achieve a profit and loss account and a periodical closing balance sheet. -
Which two parts are taken place with revenue
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Which costs do change when it is more busy or not
Variable costs -
Give an example of a functional department
Sales Department
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