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Wednesday, June 22, 2011.  personal survival budget;  cost of premises, equipment and supplies;  running costs;  employing staff;  pricing policy;

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1 Wednesday, June 22, 2011

2  personal survival budget;  cost of premises, equipment and supplies;  running costs;  employing staff;  pricing policy;  break even;  cash flow forecasting;  profit and loss budgets/accounts;  sources of finance e.g. grants, loans, borrowing, sponsorship;  record keeping

3  U:\Business Studies\Students\BTEC Level 3 Sept 2010 onwards\Unit 36 Starting a Small Business\Resources\Whitebox Photography requirements for P4.doc U:\Business Studies\Students\BTEC Level 3 Sept 2010 onwards\Unit 36 Starting a Small Business\Resources\Whitebox Photography requirements for P4.doc  Text-book – pages 190-211

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