Finance Flashcards

(28 cards)

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What are fixed costs?

A

Costs that do not vary with the level of output

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What are overheads/indirect costs?

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Costs that can not be attributed to a particular unit of output

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What are direct costs?

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Costs that are directly attributable to a unit of output

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What are variable costs?

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Costs that change in proportion to the level of good or services a business produces

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5
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How can total costs be calculated?

A

Fixed costs + variable costs

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6
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What is marginal cost?

A

The cost of producing one extra unit

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7
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What is unit cost?

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Cost of producing one unit

Total costs ÷ output

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8
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What are the different types of costing method?

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Standard costing 
Cost centres 
Profit centres 
Absorption costing 
Contribution or marginal costing
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9
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What is contribution?

A

Revenue - variable costs

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10
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What is contribution per unit?

A

Price - Variable costs per unit

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What is profit in relation to contribution?

A

Total contribution - fixed costs

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12
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What are the three ways to find the break even level?

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Using a chart
Calculating
Using a graph

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13
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How can you calculate break even?

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Break even = Fixed costs ÷ contribution per unit

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14
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What is break even?

A

The point when total revenue = total costs , this is when all costs have been covered

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15
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What is total revenue?

A

Price x sales/output

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16
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What is the margin of safety?

A

The difference between the actual level of output and the break even level
(This will be a number of units not a monetary value)

17
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Calculating ARR (average/accounting/annual rate of return)

A

1) find total cash inflows
2) subtract cost of investment from total inflows
3) work out average annual profit
4) work out the return on investment as a percentage
(Average annual profit ÷ cost of investment)

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What is gross profit?

A

Revenue - cost of sales

19
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What is operating profit?

A

Gross profit - expenses

20
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What are the cost of sales?

A

The direct costs of producing the good

21
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What is profit for the year also known as?

A

Retained profit

Calculated by net profit - tax and dividends

22
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What is an asset?

A

What a business owns

23
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What is a liability?

A

What the business owes

24
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What is liquidity?

A

The ability to convert assets into cash

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What are the three types of current asset?
Cash (cash in hand, cash in bank) Debtors Stock
26
The types of stock
Raw materials Unfinished goods Finished goods
27
Calculate working capital
Current assets - current liabilities
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Calculating standard deviation
1) find mean value of results 2) record deviation (variance) of each result from mean 3) square all deviations to ensure positive 4) find sum of squared deviations and ÷ by number of units of data 5) square root the answer and you have your standard deviation