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Tuesday, October 27, 2020

Budgeting langauge dictionary (business studies)

 We have been set a task to either make a crossword or dictionary about words realting to budgeting. The words budget, surplus, deficit, spend, savings, wants, needs, income, finance, price, fees, necessity, exchange.

Budget: An estiamtion on how much will be spent and recieved over a set time. Often used as a word to describe a set amount of money a person or business has.

Surplus: A surplus is when a requirement has been met and there is still left over resources or funds. Having left over resources when your task is completed. 

Deficit: A deficit is when you have to little of a resource or not enough funds. The deficit is the amount of how small this amount is.

Spend: Spending is a form of getting rid of something and receiving another. Spending is often said when you buy something with money.

Savings: Savings is maintaing money and spending as little or less then needed. Maintaning money or a resource that doesn't need to be spent. 

Wants: A want is something that isn't necessary to live but makes life easier or more enjoyable to a person or people. Its an item or service you can live without.

Needs: Needs are necessary to keep yourself alive and healthy enough to live life until age, an uncontrable disease or incident.

Income: How much you earn from a service or job you put in effort to work on. This could be recieving money or another form of pay.

Finance: Finance is managing an amount of money usually a large amount. Usually used with a governments or large companys use of money.

Price: The cost of an item or service. The amount of money or a resource spent to obtain another product or service.

Fees: Any expense enforced by government or a provider. An amount paid to a professional person.

I used google for some of this research.

It was interesting seeing what google said vs what i thought.

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