A | B |
profit | monetary reward for risk |
income | Money received in business |
profit motive | why start businesses |
Serve community | personal reason to start business |
Sales | source of income |
Utilities (electricity) | example of operating expense |
Cost of goods | raw materials and products sold cost |
Gross Profit | difference between spent and received |
Operating Expense | expenses to run business |
Net Profit | gross profit minus expenses |
Trade | How each purchase strengthens the economy |
Benefits Society | business conserve resources |
General benefits to entire trading environment | Meet consumers wants/needs, better wages |
Expand operations | why companies reinvest |
profits decrease | what happens when D goes down |
expenses and pricing | factors business have most control of |
External factors | Demand, economy, Chance |
prosperity | Phase when buniesses most likely to be profitable |
chance | profit affected by this luck |
guaranteed | Profit is NEVER this |
efficiency | employees working faster or better |
increasing sales | displays and sales might do this |
no free services | way to cut cost |
Helps community | Businesses give to charities |
Demand | This desire for the product affects profit |
Pricing decsions | It is wise to lresearch these or what people will pay |
Benefits to business owners | satisfaction and motivation |
Zero profit | When expenses are greater than income |
Two types of expenses | COGS & Operating Expenses |
Formaula for gross profit | Sales minus COGS |
Importance of net profit | shows business owners what $ they can keep |
Businesses that make a profit | They build facilities, expand, give to charity, add new lines, etc. |
Shut Down | What happens eventually if no profit is made |
Bad economy | A time when consumers are unemployed and can't afford much |
increasing sales & decreasing expenses | 2 things most likely to increase profit |
Resources | what must be used wisely to reduce waste |
Buyers | WHat businesses seeek for every new product |