Money Words
Business & Budgeting
Profit & Pricing
Real world scenarios
Math
100

What is revenue? 

The money a business earns 

100

What is a budget? 

A plan for how a business will spend and save money

100

What is the formula for profit? 

Profit = Revenue - Expenses 

100

Your store is busy, but profit is low. What might be the problem?

Costs are high OR prices are too low. 

100

You sold 12 items at $4 each. Your total expenses were $30. What is your profit?


Revenue = 12 × $4 = $48

Profit = $48 − $30 = $18


200

What is a liability?

Something that a business owes 

200

What is the purpose of tracking expenses? 

To know where the money is going and stay within the budget 

200

What is markup?

How much a business increases the price above cost

200

A new competitor opens across the street. What is one financial change you might make? 

Lower prices, increase advertising, add deals 

200

A product costs $6 to make and sells for $10. What is the per-unit markup?


$4


300

What is equity?

The value an owner has after subtracting liabilities

300

What is a fixed expense?

A cost that stays the same each month 

300

A product costs $12 to make and is sold for $20. What is the markup?

$8

300

Your business wants to grow but doesn’t have enough money. What can you do?


Get a loan, find investors, or save profits.


300

A business needs $500 to break even. Each item sells for $25. How many items must they sell?


 20 items.


400

What is cash flow?

The movement of money into and out of a business 

400

What is cost-cutting? 

Finding ways to reduce spending 

400

What is break-even point? 

When total revenue = total costs 

400

You lowered the price and sold more items, but total profit decreased. Why?


The price was too low to cover costs.


400

 You start with $100. You spend 30% of it on shirts for your team. How much money do you have left?


30% of 100 = 30

Left = $70


500

What is interest?

Extra money paid for borrowing money 

500

A business budgeted $500 for materials but ended up needing $650. What should the business do next? 

Adjust the budget, cut spending in other areas, or find a cheaper supplier. 

500

Why might a business raise its prices? 

To increase profit, cover higher costs, or show higher value. 

500

A business buys a $1,000 machine that will last 5 years. What is this type of financial planning called?


Capital investment


500

A notebook costs $5. Sales tax is 8%. What’s the total price you pay?


Tax = 0.08 × 5 = 0.40

Total = 5.40 → $5.40


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