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1 What to look over Steps in research process
Parts of MIS: (Input, Storage, Analysis, Output, Decision Making) Ways to conduct primary research Surveys Test Markets Observations Simulations Types of data: Secondary, Primary Internal, External Types of questions: Open Ended, Close Ended Qualitative, Quantitative

2 Bonus Question! Please answer on the back of your quiz. Use complete sentences to receive full credit! Bonus: Explain the research problem for our research endeavor for the new school store. Explain how your results helped to answer the research problem. Chapter 1

3 Vocabulary activity Instructions: on your piece of paper write and define the term you were given. Using the craft supplies made available to you, draw an image that will represent the term. Table 1:Net worth Table 2: Profit Table 3: Margin Table 4: Sales revenue Table 5: Cash flow Table 6: Equity Table 7: Credit

4 Unit 5: Financing Marketing Activities
Mrs. Brink/ Marketing principles Chapter 1

5 Financing and Marketing
Financing deals with raising and allocating funds for various business activities such as marketing Where does the money come from? Investors Give $ to company in return for equity Equity=% of ownership, worth in company Stock Holders: buy a portion of ownership in company in return for dividends Sales

6 Investing Investors look at several things when lending money
Net worth of company Potential return on investment Future potential growth of the business Investing comes in two forms Equity Debt Chapter 1

7 Investing: Equity Capital
money invested in a business in return for a share in the profits/ownership of the business Sources of equity include: Personal Contributions Friends and Relatives Venture Capitalists individuals and companies that make a living investing in startup companies Chapter 9

8 Investing: Commercial Bank Loans
debt capital money loaned to a business with the understanding that the money will be repaid WITH INTEREST! secured loans loans that are backed by collateral collateral property that the borrower forfeits if business defaults on the loan Unsecured Loans loans that are not guaranteed with collateral only made to creditworthy customer Chapter 9

9 How do businesses generate funds?
Sales revenue: Money generated from sales of product This number does not show expenses taken from revenue Profit: total amount of money available to business Sales revenue—Expenses= Profit Margin: The amount of money made from each individual sale of a product Price of product—cost of the product=margin Chapter 1

10 Creating Budgets Marketing requires carefully allocating funds
A LARGE PORTION OF PROFITS GO RIGHT BACK INTO MARKETING ACTIVITIES---UP TO 20% Budgets show how much will be spent and where!

11 How do we find out what is available?
Financial Statements Cash Flow: shows money in, money out of business in a time period Income Statement: more in depth explanation of where your money came from and sales generated Company Case Study Chapter 1

12 What can impact funds? Bad pricing practices Bad investments
Underpricing=loss in profits Overpricing=loss in revenue Bad investments Losing money investing in activities Paying investors interest Low credit scores Credit=how reliable you/your business are in the eyes of lenders Chapter 1

13 Personal Finance Chapter 1

14 Personal Credit and Financing
Credit score: a number that represents how “trust worthy” you are when it comes to lending Investors care! For sole proprietors and partnerships personal credit scores can impact the financial well being of business points The higher your score, the better! Majority of scores are in the range 700 and above are considered "prime" and can get you much better interest rates on loans Scores change every 3 to 6 months Chapter 1

15 Credit Score Activity You are a partnership!
The number on your post-it represents your credit score WHEN YOU ARE DONE START WORKING ON COLLEGE PERSONAL BUDGET

16 Credit Score Activity Table 1: 650 Table 2: 575 Table 3: 675
Chapter 1

17 Closing College Budget Individual Activity Tomorrow:
Located on the class website! Pick a college of your choice Tomorrow: GUEST SPEAKER! Mr. Beuher from Delta Community Credit Union Chapter 1


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