Finance
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100

Define Financial Records

The financial documentation for an individual, business or other organization. The most common records are a Cash Flow Statement, Income Statement, Balance Sheet and Tax Returns

100

Define Product Mix

All of the different products and/or services a company makes or sells

100

Define Confidentiality

Keeping information secret

100

Explain Communication Skills

The ability to convey information to another effectively and efficiently

100

Define Start-Up

A newly established business 

200

Define Gross Revenue

Amount of money that the purchasers of a company’s products or services actually pay for those items

200

Define Promotional Mix

The combination of advertising, personal selling, sales promotion and public relations used to accomplish an overall marketing strategy

200

Define Competitive Advantage 

A circumstance that puts a company in a favorable or superior business position.

200

Define Customer Database

Customer information gathered by a business - such as name, address, phone and purchase history.

200

Define Partnership

Two or more individuals who operate a continuing business for profit. A partnership is legally regarded as a group of individuals rather than as a single entity, and each of the partners file their share of the profits on their individual tax returns

300

Explain the role of Finance in a Business

The role of finance in business is to help capital move from investors to businesses. Businesses need finance to assist with operations. This is possible through financial markets and various investment vehicles including loans, and short and long term financing. Finance can also include roles in business development and corporate governance.

300

Explain Marketing and its importance to the global economy

As the global economy has expanded, brands must use technology and communication to establish themselves in a variety of markets.Marketing is a tool that is used to persuade customers and must be employed in order for businesses to sell their products.

300

Explain the nature of Project Management

Project management is using knowledge, skills and techniques to execute a temporary group activity designed to develop a product, service or outcome both effectively and efficiently. There are five processes needed in project management: initiating, planning, executing, monitoring and controlling and closing.

300

Exhibit cultural sensitivity 

A cultural sensitive employee will value diversity, be willing to adapt communication and behavior to be compatible with another's cultural norms and be willing to learn traditions and characteristics of other cultures.

300

Explain the need for Innovation Skills

Innovation is necessary for an organization to continue to move forward in the marketplace and meet customer needs. Innovation includes the ability to think critically, be creative, an ability to solve problems, manage risk, conduct research, coordinate project management, use information technology as well as the basic tasks of reading, writing and mathematics.

400

A business wants to purchase new machinery for its production line. Which of the following pieces of financial information would be most relevant for its purchase decision:

A. How much money the company spent on machinery five years ago

B. The amount of money left in the budget for the fiscal year

C. The amount of money spent by a competing company on production line equipment

D. The current salaries of top company executives

B. The amount of money left in the budget for the fiscal year

400

The ultimate goal of a company that redirects its marketing effort to an untapped market segment is to

increase its

A. profit.

B. expenses.

C. output.

D. prices

A. Profit

400

Which of the following is an example of one of a business's inputs:

A. Products

B. Employees

C. Goods

D. Services

B. Employees

400

How are a business's customers affected by the good human-relations skills of the business's employees?

A. Customers are not affected by it.

B. Customers' loyalty increases.

C. Customers return less frequently.

D. Customers' complaints increase.

B. Customers’ loyalty increases

400

Entrepreneurs often discover business startup ideas by looking for gaps between what is currently being done

and

A. what was done in the past.

B. what needs to be done.

C. when changes were last made.

D. how things are being done

B. What needs to be done

500

With a lending investment, investors do which of the following:

A. Avoid taking any risk

B. Maintain a minimum amount of money in the investment

C. Allow borrowers to use their money for a price

D. Hire a financial advisor

C. Allow borrowers to use their money for a price

500

Demand for a good is more likely to be elastic when the good is

A. inexpensive.

B. imported.

C. a necessity.

D. a luxury

D. A Luxury

500

Which of the following is a potential risk involved with information management:

A. Privacy and security issues

B. Increased competition

C. Increased use of outsourcing

D. Higher interest rates

A. Privacy and security issues

500

Change in the values, tastes, and habits of Americans is a component of __________ change.

A. governmental

B. economic

C. technological

D. social

D. Social

500

 A local lawyer owns their own business and has two employees. What type of ownership is their business?

A. Limited liability company

B. Sole proprietorship

C. Consolidated corporation

D. Partnership

B. Sole Proprietorship

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