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business key terms 1

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mission business's aims or long term intentions; ultimate purpose. sometimes the same as corporate aims
mission statement a qualitative statement, meant to motivate employees and impress customers, suppliers, etc.
business objectives goals that must be achieved in order to realise the aims of the organisation. medium to long term. corporate or functional
corporate objectives goals of the whole organisation.
functional objectives goals of the seperate parts of the business, e.g. marketing, finance, etc.
strategy medium-long term plans thru which an organisation tries to achieve stuff.
cash flow amount of money flowing into and out of a business over a period of time
price amount paid by a consumer to purchase one unit of a product
total revenue / turnover / sales revenue income received from an organisation's activities.
fixed costs costs that don't vary directly with output in the short term (e.g. rent)
variable costs costs that vary directly with output in the short run (e.g. raw materials)
total costs variable + fixed costs
profit the difference between the income and total costs of a business
unincorporated business there is no distinction in law between the individual owner and the business itself. generally sole traders or partnerships.
incorporated business this has a legal identity that is seperate from the individual owners. public or private limited companies
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