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Questão | Responda |
Public Company | A company listed on the stock exchange. |
Capital | The money or other assets used to fund the establishment of a business. |
Overdraft | A bank account facility that allows you to withdraw more funds from an account than you have deposited, you are charged interest for using these funds. |
Franchisee | The owner of a franchise. |
Dividend | A payment made to a company's shareholders |
Demography | The study of a population. It includes size and distribution of the population as well as details of the individuals within the population, such as age, gender, interests etc. |
Franchise | A business for which there is an agreement for the use of a brand name and operating systems in exchange for a fee. |
Target Market | The group of customers to which an organisation intends to aim its marketing efforts. |
Goodwill | The monetary value of an existing company's reputation. |
SWOT Analysis | An assessment of a company's strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats. |
Inputs | Goods and services used in the production process. |
Leasing | Using equipment or property for a specific amount of time in return for a fee or rent. |
Partnership | Where two or more people share responsibility for the operation of a business. |
Incorporated Association | A non-profit organisation involved in commercial activity. Profits are returned to the organisation, not passed onto members. |
Private Company | A business that is not listed on the stock exchange and has 50 or fewer shareholders. |
Sole Trader | A business with a single owner who is responsible for every aspect of the operation of the business. |
Creditors | Suppliers of goods and services to businesses, especially where these are supplied on credit not cash. |
Shareholder | A person who owns shares in a business. |
Franchisor | The business firm that provides the goods, services and expertise for a franchise. |
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