This document discusses capital resources, sources of capital, profit and expenses, and time in the workplace. It defines capital as the goods, properties, buildings, and equipment owned by a company. Sources of capital include interest from money lending, stock shares in a company, and dividends from stock shares. Profit is calculated by subtracting expenses from income. Time is an important resource for businesses as it affects costs, quality, and price of products. Business owners must manage their time, capital, and employees effectively.

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2. Capital Resources Finance The management of money.

3. Capital Resources (continued) Capital All of the goods, properties, buildings, and equipment a company owns. Buildings Land Equipment Vehicles Buildings Goods

4. Sources of Capital Interest A fee charged for using money .

5. Sources of Capital Stock A share of a company .

6. Sources of Capital Dividends Money received for each share of stock.

7. Profit and Expenses Cash Flow A comparison of a businesses income and expenses. Negative = Expenses are greater than Income. Positive = Income is greater than Expenses.

8. Profit and Expenses Profit An amount determined by subtracting expenses from income. INCOME – EXPENSES = +/- PROFIT/LOSS

9. Time in the Workplace Time is money. Time is the measurement of how long it takes something to happen. Saving time is important. Products produced quickly cost less. Technology saves us time. Improvements in transportation allow us to move products faster than ever before. Moving products quickly affects price and quality.

10. Time in the Workplace People who run businesses must manage Time Capital Employees

11. Consumers Concerned about durability and life expectancy of a product.