Motivation that occurs when someone gets satisfaction from an activity itself without threats or rewards.
What is intrinsic motivation?
100
This theorist developed a two factor theory of motivation based on hygiene needs.
Who is Fredrick Herzberg?
100
Personal funds, retained profits and sale of assets.
What are internal sources of finance?
100
Long term loans issued by a business. The interest payment can be fixed or variable depending on the price.
What are debentures?
100
A medium term source of finance where businesses pay rental income to hire assets. Suitable for businesses that do not have the initial capital to buy assets.
What is Leasing?
200
Motivation that occurs from offering rewards.
What is Extrinsic motivation?
200
This theorist developed a theory called equity theory based upon the concepts of 'inputs', 'outputs', and equity.
Who is John Adams?
200
Share capital, loan capital,overdrafts, trade credit, grants, subsidiaries, debt factoring, leasing, venture capital and business angels.
What external sources of finance?
200
The main source of external finance for most limited liability companies. Private limited companies cannot use this source of finance.
What is Share capital or issuing shares?
200
Finance of any period over 5 years. Examples include mortgages and debentures.
What is Long term finance?
300
Created the Principles of Scientific Management that says what employees want most is money.
Who is Fredrick Winslow Taylor
300
Theorist who believes in intrinsic motivation and that businesses should create Autonomy, Mastery and Purpose.
Who is Daniel Pink?
300
Extremely wealthy individuals who choose to invest their own money in businesses that offer high growth potential.
Who are Business angels?
300
Things that business own and can be used sold as an internal source of finance.
What is Sale of assets?
300
Costs of production that businesses have to pay regardless of how much it produced or sells.
What are fixed costs?
400
His theory is based on the hierarchy of human needs.
Who is Abraham Maslow
400
Pay to workers based on a percentage of sales or output contributed.
What is commission?
400
A from of high risk capital, usually in the form of loans or shares, invested by firms, usually at the start of a business idea.
What is Venture capital?
400
A short term source of finance where businesses can take out more money then they have in their bank account.
What is an overdraft?
400
Costs of production that change in proportion with the level of output or sales.
What are Variable costs?
500
Morality, creativity, spontaneity, problem solving, lack of prejudice, acceptance of facts.
What is self actualization?
500
Intrinsic motivation where employees are motivated by helping others and making a difference in the world.
What is purpose?
500
A secured loan for the purchase of property such as land or buildings. If the borrower defaults on the loan then the lender can repossess the property.
What is a mortgage?
500
Government financial gifts to support business activities. They may be hard to obtain.
What are Grants?
500
Money that can come into a firm from many sources. Including Advertising, transactions, royalties, sponsorship, subscriptions, merchandise, dividends, donations, interest etc