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100

A person who records financial information in accounts 

Accountant 

100

Goods and Services sold to other countries

Exports

100

As the price of a good or service increases, the quantity demanded will decrease and vice versa 

Law of Demand

100

A market in which there are many sellers of an identical product 

Perfect Competition 

100

A risk that an insurance company will not cover because the likelihood of it taking place is too high

Uninsurable Risk 
200

A market in which goods and services are sold and bought illegally

Black Market

200

An organisation that offers money related services

Financial Service Provider 

200

A market in which one organisation controls the supply of a good or service with no competition. 

Monopoly

200

The sale of the same product at different prices to different consumers 

Price Discrimination

200

A tax on employees gross income, introduced by the government in 2011

USC 

300

A measure of how the activities of an individual, organisation or country affect the environment based on their CO2 emissions.

Carbon Footprint 

300

The total market value of the goods and services produced within a country in one year. 

GDP

300

A document showing the government's planned income and expenditure for the next year

National Budget 

300

A long term business finance option that uses existing profits by reinvesting them in the business 

Retained Earnings

300

The Trade of Goods (e.g. electronics, food and vehicles)

Visible Goods 

400

The amount of money the government allocates for paying off national debt

Debt servicing 

400

The insurance contract between the insurer and the insured

Insurance Policy 

400

Accounts that record a business's revenues, expenses, gains and losses 

Nominal Accounts 

400

Non-Physical Items that satisfy a need or want

Services 

400

A co-operative whose members are the people who work in the business

Worker co-operative 

500

A ban on the trade of certain goods 

Embargo 

500

A payment made by the government to people who are unemployed and looking for work. 

Jobseekers Benefit 

500

An economy in which goods and services are freely traded with other economies 

Open Economy

500

Knowledge put to practical use to make a task easier to perform

Technology

500

The money available for the daily running of a business

Working Capital