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AQA A Level Business Studies - BUSS2 Latest 2023 Graded A+ Budget An agreed plan, establishing, in numerical and financial terms, the policy to be pursued and the anticipated outcomes of that policy SMART How budgets must be: Specific Measurable Agreed Realistic Timed Variance Analysis The process by which the outcomes of budgets are examined and then compared with the budgeted figures Favourable Variance When costs are less than expected, or revenue is more than expected Adverse Variance Wh...

Pre-industrial (pre-1780) Life in Pre-Industrial Britain. - CORRECT ANSWER--limited transport (horseback/horse and cart) -limited free time -lower class worked long hours. -widespread illiteracy. -no school for the public (lower classes uneducated). -cruel and violent existences for lower classes-the upper class lived in comfort and luxury. -people lived in the countryside and rural areas. -feudal system-upper and lower class. What is the feudal system? - CORRECT ANSWER-S...

PYC2601 Assignment 1 Semester 1 2023 Answers, guidelines, workings and references.................................QUESTION 1 According to Freud, one of the differences between healthy and psychologically disturbed people is in the types of defence mechanisms the two employ to cope with psychic conflicts. Compared to disturbed individuals, psychologically healthy people are more successful at employing the defence mechanisms of—. a. identification and rationalisation b. reaction formation ...

Break Even When a business generates just enough revenue to cover its total costs Break-Even Point the point at which the costs of producing a product equal the revenue made from selling the product Contribution The amount of money left over after variable costs have been subtracted from revenue. The money contributes towards fixed costs and profit. Margin of Safety the range of output between the break even level and the current level of output, over which profit is made. Contribution p...

2017 S1 A1 QUESTION 1 Which of the following statement/s about the development of the ego is/are INCORRECT, according to Freud's theory? (a) The ego begins to develop during the first year of life and is fully developed by the age of six. (b) The ego begins to develop during the first year of life and continues to do so throughout a person's life. (c) The ego begins to develop during the genital stage and continues to do so throughout the remainder of a person's life. (d) The ego begi...

Budget An agreed plan, establishing, in numerical and financial terms, the policy to be pursued and the anticipated outcomes of that policy SMART How budgets must be: Specific Measurable Agreed Realistic Timed Variance Analysis The process by which the outcomes of budgets are examined and then compared with the budgeted figures Favourable Variance When costs are less than expected, or revenue is more than expected Adverse Variance When costs are higher than expected or revenue is l...

Key Concepts of the course Sociological Theory 3

SOC1502 MCQ EXAM PACK 2022. Which of the following statements correctly describe how human beings became differentiated? @m@ = Epidemics played a role in shaping the genetic inheritance of population groups 2 Darker skin protected against skin cancer in areas where there was little sunshine 3 There was extensive inbreeding between early humans and modern human beings 4 The period from the rise of the first humans to the present was too short for any genetic differences to evolve between po...

SOC1502 EXAM PACK $0C1502 MAY/JUNE 2019 QUESTION 1 Which of the following statements correctly describe how human beings became differentiated? @m@ = Epidemics played a role in shaping the genetic inheritance of population groups 2 Darker skin protected against skin cancer in areas where there was little sunshine 3 There was extensive inbreeding between early humans and modern human beings 4 The period from the rise of the first humans to the present was too short for any g...

Capital The money provided by the owners in a business Capital expenditure Spending on business resources that can be used repeatedly over a period of time Internal finance Money generated by the business or its current owners Retained profit Profit after tax that is 'ploughed back' into the business Revenue expenditure Spending on business resources that have already been consumed or will be very shortly Sale and leaseback The practice of selling assets, such as property or machine...