key terms | JA DEFINITIONS | Fast Money!! 5 second buzz | Junior Achievement General knowledge | Daily Double(Get double points) |
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What is Management:
Group of managers; the act
of controlling or directing. |
Debit
In accounting, a bookkeeping entry
constituting an addition to an expense or asset account, liability account, or a deduction from an expense net or asset account. Each debit has a corresponding credit entry. |
Variable costs
Those costs that can
increase or decrease as output expands on contracts. |
Autherine Turnquest-Hanna and Selvin Basden
Who created the achiever's pledge?
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what is a wage?
Money paid to an employee for
work done, usually given on an hourly, daily, or on a piecework basis. |
What is Loss
In accounting, any excess of costs
over income. Loss is the opposite of profit. |
What is a charter
A government document creating
a business and defining its rights and limitations. |
The level of output at
which total revenue equals total costs.
Break-even point:
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entrepreneurship, financial literacy, and Work Readiness
what are the pillars of success?
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A financial statement
summarizing the firm’s assets, liabilities, and net worth.
Balance Sheet
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Market Value
The current or prevailing
price of a product as indicated by current market quotations. |
A set of rules adopted by an
organization to govern members and regulate its affairs.
Bylaws
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A decrease in the value of
property due to wear or obsolescence. A decrease in the amount of goods or services that a given sum of money can buy.
Depreciation
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History of Chairmen of The Board of Directors
Franklyn Wilson
1979-1989 Felix Stubbs 1989-2008 Raymond Winder 2008-2018 Philip Simon 2018-Present |
Annual report
A report containing a
summary of the company’s operations and pertinent financial information. |
Something that causes spending;
money spent or needed for doing a job or running a business.
expenses
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A license to operate an
individually owned business as if it was part of a large chain.
Franchise
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Credit
In accounting, a bookkeeping entry
constituting an addition to an income, net worth, liability account, or a deduction from an expense net or asset account. Each credit entry has a corresponding debit entry. |
Contract
A legally enforceable agreement
between two or more persons. |
Face or nominal value; the value
imprinted on the stock certificate.
Par Value
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The profit left after expenses.
Net profit
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What is Gross Profit
The difference between sales
and the cost of goods sold. |
"Cost of goods sold"
An accounting term for
the combined costs of material, labor, factory overhead, and other direct expenses involved in producing goods for sale. It does not include costs of selling or general management. |
The payment of all obligations
and the conversion of assets into cash for apportionment among business owners.
Liquidation
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