8+9: Saving and Borrowing
10: Personal Taxation
14: Globalisation
15: Entrepreneurs
16. Types of Enterprise
17: Impact of Organisations
18: Work, Employment and Volunteerism
19: R+R of E+E
20: Impact of Digital Technologies
21: Market Research
23: Financial Planning for Organisations
25: Business Documents
26: Double-Entry Bookkeeping
30: Scarcity and Choice
31: Distribution of Economic Resources
100

This means setting aside part of your income instead of spending it now

Saving 

100
What is tax?

This is a compulsory payment to the government used to fund services like schools and hospitals.

100
What is globalisation?

This term describes the growing connection of countries through trade, technology, and business.

100

People who start and run businesses are known by this name.

An Entrepreneur

100

What type of enterprise aims to make a profit by selling goods or services?

Financial Enterprise 

Commercial Enterprise

100

Key term? 

a group of people who live in the same place or who have certain attitudes and interests in common.

Community 

100

What is an example of work

Work is any productive activity that requires effort


So anything really? 

100

Employer vs Employee

Employer - is someone who pays another person to work for them.

Employee -are people who work for employers in return for a payment

100

What is an example of digital technologies? 

mobile phones, apps, tablets and computers.

100

Is a survey an example of desk or field research?

Field 

100

What is cash flow? 

the movement of money into and out of an organisation. It measures the ability of an organisation to pay its day-to-day expenses and debts.

100
Who sends a letter/email of enquiry? 

Buyer or Seller

Buyer
100

What are the three type of accounts we have used in Double Entry Booking.

Analysed Cash Book 

General Ledgers 

Trial Balance 

100

Define Economics 

In basic terms, it is the study of people and their choices. It studies how people with limited resources make choices in order to satisfy their needs and wants.

It considers how things are made (produced), how things are moved around (distributed), and how things are used (consumed) 

100

What is an Economic System? 

Economic System – is the method that countries use to distribute economic resources and trade goods and services

200

This tax is deducted from interest earned on savings in Ireland.

DIRT (Deposit Interest Retention Tax)

200

This type of tax is paid on goods and services in Ireland, with a standard rate of 23%

VAT (Value Added Tax) 
200

Global companies are also known by this name.

Multinational companies or TNCs (Transnational Companies)

200

This is the term for any attempt to start or do something new. The new idea

Enterprise

200

This type of enterprise reinvests profits into helping communities or solving social problems.

Social Enterprises 
200

What 3 perspectives do we look at when discussing the impacts of organisations 

Economic 

Environmental 

Social 

200

Name three types of employment

Full Time 

Part Time

Casual 

Fixed Term 

Self - Employment 

Job Sharing 

Flexitime 

Remote working (teleworking/hybrid working) 

200

Explain one type of industrial action 

Official Strike

Work to Rule

Token Stoppage

Go Slow

Overtime ban 

Unofficial Strike

Wildcat/Lightning Strike

200

M-Commerce 

Mobile Commerce - Many consumers use their smartphones to buy products

200

Explain target market using an example? 

Rolex watch = high income earners

ETC

200

What does buying on credit mean? 

Buy now, pay later

200
What do you do with 

A) Trade Discount 

B) VAT 

A) Subtract 

B) Add 

200

Rules of Analysed Cash Book - 

What side for money in and out? 

Money in = debit

Money out = credit 

200

Rational Vs Irrational Choices 

A rational choice is one where the expected gains outweigh the expected losses

200
Public VS Private Sector with an Example

Public sector: The part of the economy that is owned and controlled by the (local and national) government. 

Private sector: Businesses owned by private individuals that produce and sell goods and services with the aim of making a profit. 

 

300

This is the extra amount paid to a lender for borrowing money

Interest 

300

This unique number is used in dealings with Revenue and public service agencies in Ireland.

PPSN (Personal Public Service Number)

300

This type of commerce means buying and selling goods online.

E-Commerce 

Electronic Commerce

300

Name one possible source of ideas for entrepreneurs mentioned in the chapter.

brainstorming, growing trends in the market, family/friends, or existing businesses/products


300

Name one cultural enterprise in Ireland that promotes Irish sport, music, dance, or language.

GAA or Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann

300
Provide an example of indirect employment

Jobs that parents/guardians have - Childcare facilities are indirect

Hotels - food suppliers/farmers for food

300

The labour force refers to all those people of working age (16–65) who are willing and able to work for payment.

Who does it not include? 

  • Retired People

  • Full Time Students 

  • People who have an illness or disability that prevents them from working

300

Name 1 law we studied to protect employees

Protection of Young Persons (Employment) Act 1996

Employment Equality Acts 1998–2015

Unfair Dismissals Acts 1977–2015

Industrial Relations Act 1990

300

Hardware vs software 

Hardware is the physical parts of a computer, such as the monitor, scanner and printer.

Software refers to the programs that provide instructions to a computer, for example spreadsheets and word processing. 

300

What is an advantage of field research? 

Up-to-date info 

On the spot data 

Info is relevant 

300

How do you calculate working capital? 

Total Assets - Total Liabilities


300

What does 'E&OE' stand for and what does it mean? 

This stands for ‘errors and omissions excepted’. This means that the seller will not be held responsible if an error has been made and it can correct the price if it has made a mistake.

300

In the analysed cash book - how many entries for Sales with VAT 

3 - Bank, Sales and VAT

300

Name the Factors of Production, give an example of each. 

Land - sea, rivers, fields, oil, coal 

Labour - any job 

Capital - buildings, machinery, vehicles, computers

Enterprise - trhe new idea

300

Example of a Free Market Economy 

USA, Singapore, Switzerland

400

This long-term loan is commonly used to buy property

Mortgage 

400

This is the term for pay before deductions such as tax and pensions are taken away.

Gross Pay

400

Name the four delivery systems mentioned when transporting goods globally

Rail, Road, Sea and Air

400

In the product development process, this stage involves making a sample version of the product before launch.

Prototype Development

400
What roles do social enterprises play in society? 

Provides services

Tackle Social Problems

Volunteerism opportunities

Employment 

Finance

Enterprising Culture

400

How do organisations impact the economy positively?

Direct and Indirect Employment

Tax 

Improved standard of living 

Economic Growth 

Promote an Enterprising Culture

Multiplier Effect

400

Why do people Volunteer? (3 points)

  • They are passionate about a cause.

  • They have personal experience of a cause, so they want to help others who are going through the same thing.

  • They have received help themselves and now want to ‘give back’.

  • They have time available and want to help their community.

  • They have a skill that is needed and they want to put it to good use.

  • They enjoy the work and get satisfaction from doing it.

400

Two rights of an employee

  • Safe working conditions and a clean and healthy working environment.

  • A fair day’s pay for a fair day’s work – at least the legal national minimum wage.

  • Receive the correct amount of paid holidays and leave.

  • Equal treatment in the workplace. Discrimination in the workplace is illegal and unethical.

  • Join a trade union.

  • Receive a written contract of employment.
  • Protection from unfair dismissal.
  • Request remote working.
  • Be given all information their employer holds about them if they make a request to view it.
  • To have a safe and healthy working environment.
  • To be provided with necessary safety equipment and protective clothing.
  • Not to be asked to carry out work that breaches environmental regulations.
400

Benefits and Rewards of using Digital Technology in Finance 

  • Spreadsheets: Spreadsheets can be used to prepare accurate cash flow budgets and accounts.

  • Electronic payment systems: EPOS technology is widely used to pay for consumer goods and we are also seeing a rise in the use of digital currencies (also called crypto-currencies). 

  • Presentations: Presentation software can be used to make financial information more engaging when looking for investment.

  • Graphs and charts: Graphs and charts can be created to analyse and interpret financial information.

  • Loans: It is possible to research loan comparisons and apply for loans online.

400

3 examples of desk research 

Internet 

Business sales reports 

Newspapers 

Magazines 

CSO - Central Statistics Office 

400

Consequences of cash flow problems

  • Unable to pay bills on time: Loss of suppliers/services. If wages are not paid = industrial relations problems.

  • Loss of discounts: Some suppliers offer discounts if bills are settled quickly -> short of cash = lost discount

  • Penalties for late payment: Organisations may charge extra for late payment

  • Poor reputation and credit rating: If late payment = organisation may get a bad name and credit rating may suffer -> Harder to borrow in future

  • Lost opportunities: Short of money = lost chance to invest/expand or buy more assets.
  • Increased borrowing costs: Cash shortages may need to be solved by extra borrowing which has to be repaid with interest also.
  • Business failure: Poor liquidity/cash flow results in business failure.
400

What should the buyer and seller both do with all the business documents and why? 

Store/File them.

To be able to easily retrieve them if any issues arise 

400

What is the rule transferring ACB to the Ledgers 

Do the opposite 

DR ACB = CR Ledger

CR ACB = DR Ledger 

400
Explain Financial Cost And Opportunity Costs in Terms of Economics 

➤ The Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform must decide whether to spend money on building a new national children’s hospital in Dublin or a range of smaller healthcare projects and facilities across the country.

➤ A business wants to expand and has €100,000 retained profit. It must decide whether to hire more employees or invest in research and development.

400

What are the 3 main Economic Systems? 

→ Centrally planned economy

→ Free market economy

→ Mixed economy

500

Name the three types of deposit accounts offered by commercial banks

  • Demand deposits allow you to withdraw  your money on demand, i.e. whenever you choose to.

  • Term deposits require you to leave your money in the account for a certain length of time (the deposit term).

  • Notice deposits require you to give the bank advance notice of your intention to withdraw money, e.g. 10 days.

500

Name the two current income tax rates mentioned for PAYE workers in Ireland.


20% (standard rate) and 40% (higher rate)



500

Key term? 

Globalisation has increased this type of investment, where companies invest money into businesses in other countries.

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

500

Name the final three stages of the product development process in order.

1. Idea Generation 

2. Product Screening 

3. Concept Development 

4. Feasibility study

5. Prototype Development

6. Test marketing

7. Product launch

500

Name one government organisations mentioned that support and promote the arts in Ireland.

Culture Ireland and Arts Council of Ireland


500

Negative SOCIAL impacts of organisations

Population 

Social Tension 

Traffic

500

Rewards and benefits of volunteerism to the organisation (2 points)

  • Volunteers contribute diverse skills, expertise, and ideas.

  • Their passion for causes enhances motivation within the organisation.

  • Unpaid volunteers allows funds to focus on causes - the organisation's core activities, like reducing homelessness in a charity.

  • Volunteers can serve as ambassadors, generating positive publicity and promoting the organisation's values.

500

Two responsibilities of Employers

Pay employees a fair day’s pay for a fair day’s work.

Treat all employees equally and not discriminate in any way.

Operate a healthy and safe working environment.

Comply with all employment law and give each employee a written contract of employment.

Promote policies for sustainable development.

Pay a fair price for materials and pay suppliers on time.

Deduct income tax and PRSI from employees’ wages and submit the money to the Revenue Commissioners.

Give proper consideration to employee requests for remote working and to provide written responses for refusing the request.

Provide employees with all information requested by them.

Use fair procedures when dealing with staff redundancy.

500

IoT - What does it stand for, explain it with an example

›The internet of things describes how everyday objects and devices (cars, smartwatches, fridges, traffic signals, Siri, house alarms) can be connected to the internet and are able to interact and share information with other devices.

500

Benefits of carrying out market research X 2 

›Information about customers’ needs and wants

›How consumers feel about changes to an existing product or service

›Information about their competition

›The best price to charge their customers

›Consumers’ reaction to how a product is promoted

›The likely level of demand/sales for a new product or service

500

What factors influence the source of finance a company picks 

The purpose of the finance

The amount of finance required

Cost of finance 

Control 

Security Required 

500

When is a credit note issued?

OWF

  • Overcharging

  • Wrong goods sent (and returned)

  • Faulty/damaged goods returned

500

What is the rule transferring Ledgers to the Trail Balance

Do the same

DR Ledger = DR TB 

CR Ledger = CR TB 

500

Define utility. 

When choosing between two or more alternatives, we will choose the one that will provide us with the greatest benefit or satisfaction from our limited resources. The economic term for this is utility.

500

What is the Circular Flow of Income?

The circular flow of income shows how economic resources and wealth move around an economy.