Balance Sheet
BMT
Marketing
Unit 1
Unit 3.1-3.3
100

Finances your company owes, that will not be paid off within a year, I.E mortgage

  1.   (What is Non-Current Liability) 

100

This is how a company could use STEEPLE for market expansion.

By identifying risks and opportunities in a new market before entering

100

Demographics and psychographics of consumers in a different market

What is consumer profile

100

Allows a business to  benefit from lower average costs per unit.

What is economies of scale?

100

Finance spent on fixed assets/ non current assets

What is Capital Expenditure

200

Claimed assets after all liabilities are paid, (Share Capital + Profit, Net Liability- Net Assets

What is Equity

200

This is a “Star” in the BCG Matrix?

What is a high market share product in a high-growth market

200

Quota, random , and convenience are _____ methods

What is sampling

200

Any business which has operations overseas in two or more countries is?

What is multinational Company

200

Money raised from selling share in a limited liability company.

What is Share Capital

300

Finances your company owns that can turn to cash quickly, I.E stock inventory    

What is Current Asset

300

This is a “Cash Cow” in the BCG matrix?

What is a high market share product in a low-growth market

300

Product, price, place, promotion, process, physical, people.

What are 7 P’s of marketing

300

Individuals, Business or groups which are invested into the activities/outcomes of a specific business.

What is Stakeholders

300

Medium to long term sources of finance from a lender, mortgage, loan, debenture

What is Loan Capital or Debt Capital

400

A business has $500 in Equipment, $200 in stock inventory, $400 in mortgages, and $150 in creditors. This business has __ Net Assets

What is $150

400

(Decision Trees)This is an expected value

What is the predicted average outcome calculated using probabilities

400

A companies revenue is 200 million, the market revenue is 900 million, this companies market share is

What is 22.2%

400

When a company purchases a controlling stake in another company without the permission and agreement of the company

What is takeover

400

Raising finance from a larger number of individuals for small amounts

What is crowdfunding

500

The most memorable lyric from the “Balance Sheet Rap”, the total value of a company's assets minus total liabilities.

What is Net Assets equal Equity

500

(CBM) Formula for contribution

Revenue - variable costs.

500

The concept that the value and performance of two combined companies will be greater than the sum of their parts. 

What is Synergy

500

Business ownership where an individual or business buys a license to trade using another company’s products, name, and logos.

What is franchising)

500

Personal funds, retained profit, and sale of  assets

What are internal sources of finance



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