| leasing | renting rather than buying |
| intermediate-term financing | borrowing money from 1-10 years |
| line of credit | maximum amount a company can borrow from a bank during a period of time. |
| short-term financing | borrowing money for less that a year. |
| debt financing | raising funds for a business through borrowing. |
| unsecured bank loans | most short term bank credit for business is in the form of: |
| pays a fixed dividend | quality of preferred stoock |
| pay bills until it gets paid | a business would seek short term financing to: |
| long term financing | when a corperation sells bonds it is enganging in: |
| low interest rates | this wouold favor a company’s plan to finance expantion: |
| stock | shares of a business used to finance business expantion |
| profits | amount earned after you subtract total expances |
| cost benefit analysis | comparing the estimated profit with estiated cost |
| financing | obtaining money or capitalfor business expantion |
| revenues | total amount earned before you subtract total expences. |
| cost of expantion | renting new stores and training new workers are examples of: |
| higher profit | a possible benefit of expantion is: |
| interest earned on savings | reward for people who unintentionally finance business growth by depositing funds in a savings acound or CD: |
| where they are needed most | in a marked economy resources go: |
| make a cost benefit analysis | to determine whether or not to expand a business would: |
