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What is profit and loss? (Including worked question)

In order to understand profit and loss you first need to understand what makes them.Profit / Loss = Total Revenue - Total CostsOnce again you need to question what makes up Total Revenue ...

Answered by Megan J. Business Studies tutor
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What is break even and why is it used?

Break even is the point in which total revenue and total costs ( fixed and variable) are the same. At this point no loss or profit is made, the company ' breaks even'. 

It is used by mana...

Answered by Emily P. Business Studies tutor
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What is the differences between Primary and secondary research?

Primary research are also known as the 1st handed research which are the researches that you carried out on your own for a speciafic question or findings such as doing survey on the street or via inter...

Answered by Michael H T C. Business Studies tutor
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What is unincorporated business?

Sole traders and Partnerships are an example of unincorporated businesses.

A sole trader is set up, owned and run by one person, such as a traditional corner shop.

A partner...

Answered by Karina S. Business Studies tutor
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what are the advantages of using a venture capitalist as a source of finance in a start-up business?

- Bring in expert business knowledge with specialist experience giving the start-up a good chance of survival in the business world.

- No debt of money, venture capitalists usually only a...

Answered by Ethan O. Business Studies tutor
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