BUSINESS A-LEVEL - THEME 2

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Key terms for theme two of business a-level course

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Economic Variables

Features of an economy which have an affect on business and consumers (e.g unemployment, inflation and exchange rates)

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Internal Finance

The raising of finance/capital from within the business. (E.g Personal savings, retained profit, selling of shares)

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Personal savings

Also called owners capital. A source of internal finance which is provided by the business’s owner

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Retained profit

Profit kept overtime which is reinvested into the business

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Sale of Assets

A type of internal finance involving the selling of assets which belong to a business

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Bank Loan

An external method of gaining finance where money is borrowed from a bank which will be paid back with interest

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Business angels

Individuals who invest into a business in exchange for a stake in shares

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Crow funding

An external source of finance where a large number of individuals provide funding for a business or it’s project. Usually in return for shares, free products or discounts

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External finance

Money raised from outside business

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Grant

A sum of money given by a government or other organisation. It doesn’t need to be repaid or have interest charged.

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Leasing

A contract which acquires the use of resources such as property or equipment

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Loan

An external source/method where money is borrowed, it is usually repayable after a fixed term of 12+ months

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Overdraft

When a business has a negative balance in their bank account because the amount withdrawn is greater than their current balance

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Peer-to-peer funding

When a person lends money to other individuals or business via online transactions

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Trade credit

When a firm receives stock/inventory/raw material from a supplier, which doesn’t have to be paid until later

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Share capital

The finance raised through a business issuing/selling shares

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Venture Capital

An external source of finance where shares are sold to a small number of investors in return for capital interjection into the company

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Liability

The obligations/responsibilities/debts which fall upon the business and its owners

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Limited liability 

The obligation of a shareholder/investor for their debts of a business is limited to the value of their investment

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Unlimited liability

The obligation of a business owner to cover ALL debts of the business