Definition
Mergers
Store/factory locations
Situation Factors
Definitions pt.2
100

Income statement

A report showing business sales expense net income and cash flows for  period of time 
100

What is a merger?

A combination of two or more business to form a single firm

100

Someone wants to open a furniture store. Where should they open the store?

City streets or a mall

100

Where are bulk-gaining industries sited?

Closer to the market. 

(Further away from raw material)

100

Site

the exact location of a business or industry



200

Net income

the funds left over after all of there firms expenses including taxes are subtracted from its sales 

200

Do Company's start of slow or fast?

Company's start of slow but it does increase over time

200

Do businesses need to consider a location? 

Yes they need to consider a location no matter what.

200

Where are Bulk-losing industries usually sited?

At or near the raw material 

200
Situation 

a business’s proximity to its customers or to the source of its inventories or necessary raw materials.

300

Incubators

Places where entrepreneurs can receive the training and other assistance to build a successful start- up business.

300

Why do businesses merge?

For faster growth, Synergy, Economies of scale, Diversification, elimination of rivals

300

What 2 business have to consider a location?

Start up, and corporation.

300

What to manufacturers prepare for?

Market shifts made by costumer demand.
Natural disaster.
Pandemics. 

300

Range

is the distance people are willing to travel to a location where a product is sold

400

Crowdfunding 

Making a direct funding appeal to a crowd of possibly interested investors on a  social networking platform 
400

What two types of mergers are there?

Horizontal and Vertical

400

Why do business need to consider a good location

Because the location may affect how and by whom the products are made and if they are good.

Certain companies need to be within close proximity of raw materials or transportation to other companies and truck stops.

400

What are the three site factors?

Cost of labor + availability

Availability of suitable infrastructure

Cost of suitable land for factory construction  

400

Cash Flow

is the total amount of new funds the business generated from operations.

500

Threshold

The minimum proportion of people in a stores range needed for the store to be profitable
500

What are some advantages gained through business mergers?

Better financial strength.
New markets.
Increased market share.

500

Name 2 principles that guide location of industry/spatial distribution of retail faculties. 

Access to transportation networks.
Proximity to raw materials.

500

What do these factors influence?

Internal and external operations

500

Vertical Merger

Different stage of manufacturing, marketing, or sales join together.