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The document discusses various types of financial institutions and banking services. It describes the purpose of the Federal Reserve System and lists common types of financial institutions like commercial banks, credit unions, and non-deposit institutions. The document also discusses factors for selecting a financial institution, common banking services, electronic banking options, checks and payment methods, and the bank reconciliation process.
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_____ consists of government-issued paper money and coins.
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Itb Chap 12
This document covers financial management topics including:
- Developing budgets such as start-up, operating, and cash budgets.
- Maintaining financial records and statements such as balance sheets and income statements.
- Components of payroll systems including payroll taxes and preparing paychecks.
- Using financial ratios and performance information to make decisions by comparing actual results to budgets.
Itb Chap 16
The document discusses money management and financial planning. It covers creating a personal balance sheet and cash flow statement, budgeting techniques like setting financial goals and categories, and developing a long-term financial plan through analyzing your current situation, setting goals, implementing and reviewing your plan over time. The key aspects are developing money management skills like living within your means and saving for emergencies or the future.
Itb Chap 06
The document discusses starting and managing a small business. It covers characteristics of successful entrepreneurs, developing a business plan, and obtaining financing. A business plan outlines the business concept, operations, marketing strategy, finances, and goals. Financing options include owner-supplied capital, borrowed funds from banks, credit unions, or the Small Business Administration. Risks of entrepreneurship include inadequate capital, low sales, high expenses, and lack of management experience.
Itb Chap 07
The document discusses management, leadership, and ethical management. It defines the five functions of management as planning, organizing, staffing, implementing, and controlling. It describes three levels of management - top management, mid-management, and supervisors. Tactical management focuses on short-term goals while strategic management focuses on long-term goals. Effective leadership requires characteristics like understanding, initiative, and communication. There are four types of leadership influence: position, reward, expert, and identity influence. Ethical management ensures legal and ethical business practices that benefit all stakeholders.
Itb Chap 04
This document discusses the social responsibilities of businesses and the roles of government. It covers three main topics: 1) social responsibility issues that businesses should address, such as environmental protection and workplace diversity; 2) ways that government protects citizens and businesses, such as enforcing contracts and regulating utilities; 3) how government regulates businesses through antitrust laws and assists them by purchasing goods/services, while also raising revenue through taxes and borrowing.
Itb Chap 03
The document discusses international business basics including importing, exporting, balance of trade, balance of payments, and currency exchange rates. It also covers the global marketplace, factors that influence international business environment, and examples of formal trade barriers and ways to encourage trade. Finally, it discusses multinational companies, common entry modes, and roles of international organizations like the WTO, IMF, and World Bank.
Itb Chap 02
The document discusses key economic indicators and measures of business activity. It covers measuring a country's gross domestic product and other indicators like unemployment, productivity, and personal income. It also discusses how economic conditions change over the business cycle and factors that influence inflation and interest rates. Finally, it examines investment, borrowing activities by government, business and consumers, and potential future economic challenges.
Itb Chap 15
This document discusses consumer buying decisions, rights, and protections. It covers major sources of consumer information, wise buying strategies like comparing options and avoiding impulse purchases, and different types of shopping locations. The document also outlines seven key consumer rights like the right to be informed and the right to safety. It describes consumer responsibilities and common consumer complaints. Finally, it lists the steps in the consumer complaint process and legal actions available to consumers, such as mediation, arbitration, and small claims court.
Itb Chap 14
This document discusses risk management for businesses. It covers three main topics: an overview of risk management including identifying risks and ways to deal with them such as avoiding, transferring, insuring or assuming risks; insurable risks including types of business insurance; and uninsurable risks including why some risks cannot be insured and strategies to reduce risks of doing business internationally.
Itb Chap 13
The document discusses production and business operations. It covers three main topics: types of production including extraction, processing, and manufacturing; production planning which involves product development, research, design, and organizing the manufacturing process; and planning and managing business operations through tools like logistics, scheduling, and information management software.
Itb Chap 11
The document summarizes key topics from Lesson 11 on computer systems and business technology applications. It discusses the main elements of a computer system including input, processing, memory and storage, and output. It also describes management information systems and how technology is used in various industries. Finally, it covers workplace and personal technology applications and some social concerns related to increasing technology use.
Itb Chap 10
This document provides an overview of marketing concepts and the marketing strategy process. It discusses defining marketing and the seven marketing functions. It outlines developing an effective marketing strategy which includes identifying a target market and creating a marketing mix. It also describes the consumer decision-making process and factors to consider when pricing and distributing products. Finally, it discusses the importance of communication in marketing and identifies common types of promotion.
Itb Chap 09
The document discusses the career planning process in 4 steps: 1) personal assessment, 2) employment market analysis, 3) application process, and 4) interview process. It identifies sources of career information like print/online media and informational interviews. Growing career fields consider geographic and economic trends. Effective career planning involves experience through internships, volunteering, and part-time work. The application process includes resumes, cover letters, and online applications. Interview preparation, common questions, and follow-up are reviewed. Factors beyond salary like company culture are important for accepting job offers. Developing relationships, being dependable, and having a mentor contribute to job success.
Itb Chap 08
The document discusses key topics in human resource management including:
1) The goals of human resources including identifying personnel needs, providing training, developing compensation plans, and maintaining a satisfying work environment.
2) Important human resources activities such as planning and staffing, recruitment and selection, performance management, and compensation and benefits.
3) Factors that contribute to an effective organizational culture such as the work environment and employer-employee relations.
4) The benefits of workforce diversity for organizations, individuals, and society.
Itb Chap 05
This document contains summaries of three lessons on business organization:
1) Lesson 5-1 discusses the changing US job market and employment trends, as well as the role of businesses in the economy and different types of businesses.
2) Lesson 5-2 covers the three main forms of business ownership - proprietorship, partnership, and corporation - and considerations for choosing between them.
3) Lesson 5-3 describes principles for effective business organization and different organizational structures including functional and matrix.
Itb Chap 01
The document discusses key economic concepts across four lessons:
1) It defines needs and wants, and distinguishes between goods and services. Resources are needed to satisfy wants and needs but are limited.
2) Choices must be made due to economic scarcity. Opportunity cost is what is given up when making a decision. A six step process is used to make decisions.
3) There are three main economic systems - command, market, and traditional. The US has a mixed economy based on private property, freedom of choice, profit, and competition.
4) Supply and demand determine market prices for products. Higher prices cause less demand and more supply, while lower prices have the opposite effects.
Chapter 05
The document discusses public relations strategies for athletes and sporting events. It covers maintaining a positive public image through relationships with media and fans, handling public relations for special events, and engaging in philanthropic activities. It also addresses licensing and merchandise deals, the importance of fan clubs and market research, and ways athletes can extend their careers through motivational speaking and publishing books.
Chapter 03
The document discusses three chapters about professional sports:
1) Chapter 3.1 discusses the financial impact of professional sports and the perks associated with big league sports such as increased tax revenues and spending by fans.
2) Chapter 3.2 describes the process for distributing professional sports teams and financing a team, which requires finding a large customer base, subsidies, and financing to build a stadium.
3) Chapter 3.3 explains the role of agents in marketing athletes and how organizations develop character through training programs. It also discusses how ethical behavior impacts an athlete's promotional value and ability to attract sponsors.
Chapter 07
This document discusses sports marketing and careers in the field. It covers the role of marketing firms in bringing together sports teams and businesses for mutual benefit through endorsements, sponsorships, and event production. It also describes how some sports have become global through international marketing and scouting of talent. Careers in sports marketing involve matching clients, overseeing projects, providing technical services, and using skills like public relations and hard work.
Chapter 06
The document discusses various ways that athletes can advance charitable causes through community service, sports camps, and workshops. It describes how athletes get involved with charities through events like golf tournaments and by creating their own foundations. Sports camps offer athletes a chance to work with famous coaches and potentially further their careers. The document outlines best practices for promoting successful camps through marketing, sponsorship, and photography. Workshops can teach specific skills and be sponsored to benefit charities while also promoting sponsors. They should be advertised through various print and digital avenues tailored to their target demographics.
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