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[Rohan Das @rohaninvestor]

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मैं 90 के दशक का प्रोडक्ट हूँ साहब...

मैंने एनर्जी के लिए रूहअफजा से लेकर रेड बुल तक का सफर तय किया है।

माचिस की डब्बी वाले फोन से स्मार्टफोन तक का सफर तय किया है।

मैं वो समय हूँ जब तरबूज बहुत ही बड़ा और गोलाकार होता था पर अब तो अजीब सा लम्बा हो गया है। कच्चे घरों से पक्के मकानों तक का सफर...

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हरेक political party को अपना चुनाव घोषणा पत्र Economics के जानकार से बनवाना चाहिए ….. अगर देश की आर्थिक हालत सुधारना उनकी प्राथमिकता है।

नहीं तो राम भरोसे चल ही रहा है सब कुछ।

[Brian Feroldi @BrianFeroldi]

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[Nicolas Boucher @BoucherNicolas]

50 Finance Concepts…

…explained to Kids

1. Business
Let’s imagine you are selling lemonade.

Example: Your lemon stand is your business because you sell lemonade there.

2. Money
This is what people give you when they buy your lemonade.

Example: When your friends buy lemonade from your stand, they give you money.

3. Cost
This is what you pay for lemons & sugar to make lemonade.

Example: If you buy a lemon for $1 and sugar for $1, your cost is $2.

4. Profit
This is the money left after you pay all your costs.

Example: If you sell lemonade for $5 & it costs $2 to make, your profit is $3.

5. Saving
This is keeping some of your lemonade money in a piggy bank for later.

Example: If you put $2 from your lemonade money in a piggy bank, you are saving.

6. Investing
This is using your saved money to make your lemon stand better.

Example: If you use your saved $2 to buy a new sign, you are investing.

7. Price
This is how much people have to give you to get one lemonade.

Example: If each cup of lemonade is $1, that’s the price.

8. Customer
These are the friends who come to buy your lemonade.

Example: When your friend buys a lemonade from you, they are a customer.

9. Supply and Demand
If many friends want your lemonade but you have only a little, you might ask for more money.

Example: If you only have 10 lemonades and 20 friends want one, you might ask for $2 instead of $1.

10.Advertisement
This is telling people about your lemon stand so they come to buy your lemonade.

Example: If you make a sign that says “Best Lemonade Here!” to show to people, that’s an advertisement.

11. Asset
This is something valuable you own.

Example: Your lemon stand & the lemons are your assets.

12. Liability
This is something you owe.

Example: If you borrowed $5 to buy lemons, that $5 is a liability.

13. Depreciation
This is when something you own loses value over time.

Example: If your lemon stand is getting old and worn, it’s depreciating.

14. Capital Gain
This is the profit you make if you sell something for more than you bought it.

Example: If you sell your lemon stand for more money than you spent to make it, that’s a capital gain.

15. Dividend
This is money shared with people who own part of a business.

Example: If your lemon stand makes $10 profit, and you give $5 to your friend who owns part of it, that’s a dividend.

16. Economics
This is the study of how people use resources and make and spend money.

Example: Learning about how many lemons people want to buy is studying economics.

17. Risk
This is the chance of losing something.

Example: If you think it might rain and nobody will buy lemonade, that’s a risk.

18. Leverage
This is using borrowed money to make more money.

Example: If you borrow $10 to buy more lemons & make more lemonade to sell, you are using leverage.

19. Opportunity Cost
This is the value of what you give up when you make a choice.

Example: If you choose to sell lemonade instead of playing, the fun you miss is the opportunity cost.

20. Demand
This is how much people want something.

Example: If many people want your lemonade, the demand is high.

21. Supply
This is how much of something is available.

Example: If you have 100 cups of lemonade, that’s your supply.

22. Market Price
This is the amount of money people are willing to pay for something.

Example: If people will pay $1 for a cup of lemonade, that’s the market price.

23. Break-even Point
This is when your income equals your costs.

Example: If you spend $10 on lemons and sugar and earn $10 from selling lemonade, you break even.

24. Credit Score
This is a number that shows how well someone pays back borrowed money.

Example: If you always pay back money you borrow for lemons, you have a good credit score.

25. Tax
This is money that you have to pay to the government.

Example: If you earn $10 from lemonade, you might have to give $1 as tax.

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[Nicolas Boucher @BoucherNicolas]

Continued…

26. Insurance
This is something you buy to protect against losing money or things.

Example: If you have insurance and someone breaks your lemon stand, insurance can help pay for a new one.

27. Exchange Rate
This is the value of one country’s money compared to another’s.

Example: If you need 1 dollar to buy 3 lemons in another country, that’s an exchange rate.

28. Credit Score
This is a number that shows how well someone pays back borrowed money.

Example: If you always pay back money you borrow for lemons, you have a good credit score.

29. Bear Market
This is when prices of things are falling, and people are selling.

Example: If fewer people are buying lemonades and prices are going down, it’s like a bear market.

30. Bull Market
This is when prices of things are rising, & people are buying.

Example: If more people are buying lemonades & you’re selling them for higher prices.

31. Fixed Cost
This is a cost that does not change, no matter how much lemonade you sell.

Example: If you pay $5 every day to rent a spot for your lemon stand, that’s a fixed cost.

32. Variable Cost
This is a cost that changes depending on how much lemonade you make.

Example: The more lemonade you make, the more you spend on lemons, these are variable costs.

33. Gross Profit Margin
This is the profit you make on selling lemonade before subtracting fixed costs.

Example: If you sell lemonade for $2 a cup and it costs $1 to make, your gross profit margin is $1 per cup.

34. Net Profit Margin
This is what’s left of your profit after you subtract all your costs.

Example: If you earn $10 from selling lemonade and spend $7 on costs, your net profit margin is $3.

35. Return on Investment (ROI)
This measures how much profit you make compared to what you spent.

Example: If you spent $10 to make your lemon stand and earned $20, your ROI is 100%.

36. Cash Flow
This is the money coming in and going out of your lemon stand.

Example: If customers pay you $10 and you spend $5 on lemons, your cash flow is $5.

37. Liquidity
This is how easily something can be turned into cash.

Example: your drinks.

38. Capital
This is money used to start or grow a business.

Example: The money you use to buy lemons, sugar, and a stand.

39. Inventory
This is the amount of goods available for sale.

Example: The lemonades you have ready to sell are your inventory.

40. Economy of Scale
This means the more lemonade you make, the cheaper it becomes to make each one.

Example: If you buy lemons in bulk, it might be cheaper per lemon, giving you an economy of scale.

41. Overhead
This is the ongoing cost of running your lemon stand.

Example: The money you pay for the stand space every day.

42. Interest Rate
This is the extra money you pay or earn for borrowing or lending.

Example: If you borrow $10 and pay back $11, the extra $1 is because of the interest rate.

43. Inflation
This is when prices of things go up over time.

Example: If a lemon costs $1 today and $2 next year, that’s inflation.

44. Recession
This is when the economy is doing bad, and people are not buying much.

Example: If people are buying less lemonade because they have less money, it might be a recession.

45. Credit
This is the ability to borrow money.

Example: If you can borrow money to buy more lemons, you have credit.

46. Debt
This is money you owe to others.

Example: If you borrow $5 to buy lemons, that $5 is your debt.

47. Equity
This is the ownership of a business.

Example: If you own your lemon stand, that ownership is your equity.

48. Merger
This is when two companies become one.

Example: If you and a friend join your lemon stands together that’s a merger.

49. Acquisition
This is when one company buys another one.

Example: If you buy your friend’s lemon stand.

50. Bankruptcy
This is when a business can’t pay its debts.

Example: If you can’t pay back the money you owe for lemons, you might have to declare bankruptcy.

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