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Expenditure

Lauren Mcguane Business Studies Junior Certificate English 14 slides

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  1. EXPENDITURE

    • the action of spending funds.
    • "the expenditure of taxpayers' money"
  2. OPPORTUNITY COST

    • This is making a decision/choice based on limited/scarce resources.
    • The item not selected is the opportunity cost-
    • opportunity foregone.
  3. EXAMPLE OF OPPORTUNITY COST

    • Example I have €2.00.
    • I can buy ice-cream or
    • Pringles.
    • I choose ice-cream.
    • Opportunity cost = Pringles.
    • Financial cost = €2.00
  4. IMPULSE BUYING

    • Buying on the spur of the moment
    • Without thinking or planning
    • example: I go into a shop looking for milk but instead buy a chocolate bar as well as the milk.
  5. FALSE ECONOMY

    • Buying something because it is cheap even when you don't need it.
    • EXAMPLE
    • 2 FOR 1
    • Buy 1 get 1 free, etc..
  6. FIXED EXPENDITURE

    • Money that is spent at the same time each time, each week, month, year
    • This amount is usually the same
    • EXAMPLE
    • mortgage
    • rent
    • loan repayments
  7. IRREGULAR EXPENDITURE.

    • The amount paid out varies,
    • It is paid at different times.
    • EXAMPLE
    • ESB, clothes, shoes, groceries
  8. DISCRETIONARY EXPENDITURE

    • Money spent on things you can live without
    • (luxury items)
    • The amount varies
    • EXAMPLE
    • sky tv, playstation, wifi, holiday
  9. PRIORITISING (BUDGETING)

    • If you have limited income you must plan to spend
    • you must make sure you have enough for
    • ~FIXED EXPENDITURE first
    • ~Then IRREGULAR EXPENDITURE
    • ~Then finally if you have money left you can afford to spend it on DISCRETIONARY EXPENDITURE
  10. If you have a deficit...

    • You must reduce discretionary expenditure first.
  11. Current expenditure

    • (revenue expenditure)
    • Spending money on day to day items,
    • EXAMPLE
    • food, drink, petrol, phone credit
  12. Capital Expenditure,

    • Spending money on durable items
    • ~items that last a long time
    • EXAMPLE
    • car, tv, house, furniture, washing machine.
  13. Calculating an ESB bill,

    • ~Subtract present from previous meter reading,
    • ~Multiply by the rate per unit
    • ~Add the standing charge,
    • (rental of equipment)
  14. Slide 14

    • Present
    • 6734
    • Previous
    • 5890
    • No of units used
    • 844
    • Rate per unit
    • .20
    • Sub total
    • 168.80
    • Standing charge
    • 10.00
    • Total charge
    • 178.00
    • Present
    • 6734
    • Previous
    • 5890
    • No of units used
    • 844
    • Rate per unit
    • .20
    • Sub total
    • 168.80
    • Standing charge
    • 10.00
    • Total charge
    • 178.00

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