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product, price, place, promotion, packaging, people
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political, economic, social, technological
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pre-sales and after-sales staff start learning
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contact with the customer
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reinforce the diversity of elements that make up the product
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the relationship between quality and price / good mean cheap - can have a negative connotation
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already available information
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data collected for the first time
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representative sample of people/ factual and numerical
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focus groups, face-to-face interviews / opinions and attitudes
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looking at the activity of competitors
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people's behavior in natural environments
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business-to-consumer aimed at end-users
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product-related, demographic, psychographic, geographical
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comfort, safety, luxury, value-for-money, convenience, durability
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age, gender, education, family life cycle, income, occupation
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attitudes, lifestyle, opinions, values, self-image
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from the customer's point of view / advantages for the customer
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from a purely product design point of view
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a name or symbol that has legal protection
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cost-based pricing, breakeven analysis
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the sales volume at which the product starts to make a profit
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awareness=recognition, preference, insistence
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rozłożyć na czynniki pierwsze
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group of related products, physically similar, intended for the same market
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assortment of product lines and individual offerings
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introduction, growth, maturity, decline
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maximizing revenue, minimizing costs
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a high price for early adopters
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withdrawn from the market start learning
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be force out of / wycofany z rynku
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uczciwa konkurencja kampanii
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arrive at, establish, set, worki out
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niemrawy / flat - nieciekawy, nijaki
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installations: major capital items, heavy equipment
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eg batteries purchased by an automaker
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expense items, not part of the final product / copy paper
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profitability, market share, matching the market leaders, prestige pricing, identifying the correct price point, social objectives
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ekskluzywność, wyłączność
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getting right products to the customer at the right time
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wholesaler, retailer, Direct to customer
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realizacja zamówienia / making sure that the customer gets the right goods at the right time
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sales promotions, personal selling, advertising, pr, events, sponsorship, endorsements, trade promotions to retailers, other: product placement, word-of-mouth, viral marketing
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10% off, bonus, coupons to cut out, free samples, in-store displays, contests
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sales, face-to-face communication between salesperson and customer
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prospecting, approach, presentation, demonstration, answering objectiions, closing, follow-up, long-term relationship
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potencial customer / perspektywa, szansa
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dalszy, kontrolny, potwierdzający
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zapewnić, uspokoić, podbudować
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reklama, rozgłos / information that makes people notice a company
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organizować prasowe konferencje
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rekomendacje od celebrytow
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trade promotions to retailers start learning
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give more space/visibility to existing products, financial incentives to stock a new product
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online through social networking websites
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unconventional techniques
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sprzedaż produktów dodatkowych
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building a brand identity, frequency programs, forming communities, affinity marketing, individualized advertising, co-marketing, CRM software
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customer relationship management
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synonym shipping - not only refer to ships
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trade fairs - targi / exhibitions
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specialty store, convenience store, discount store, supermarket, departament store
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wealthy customers ame upscale
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direct-response retailing, internet retailing, automatic merchandising, direct selling
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increasing production and lowering the costs
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high skim pricing / market skimming start learning
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setting a high price for the new product, to make maximum revenue before competing products appear on the market
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innovators / early adopters start learning
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educating potencjał customers
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maliny a product different from similar product offered by other sellers
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dividing a market info distinct groups od buyer WHO have different requirements or buying habits
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the extent to which demand or supply of a product responds to changes of price
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the strategy of setting a low price to try to sell a large volume and increase market share
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the statement of objectives that a client works out with an advertising agency
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the comparative-parity method start learning
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choosing to spend the same amount on advertising as one's competitors
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the place where goods are sold to customers
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the process of selling products connected with a. popular film, person or event / ame selling goods also on general
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zasieg / how widely information is distributed
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internet term reffering to those occasions when someone looks at sth
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inbound logistics, material handling, outbound logistics, reverse logistics
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zaopatrzeniowa / bringing raw materials, packaging et. from suppliers to producers
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the movement od goods within the warehouse, from the warehouse to the factory floor, and from the factory floor to the various workstations
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manages the flow of finished products through intermeemdiaries to the final customer
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involves bringing goods back to the premises od the original manufacturer because od defects or other customer returns
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international commercial terms
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z fabryki / the buyer picks up the good at seller 's premises and arranges all the transport and insurance
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free on board / the sellers delivers the goods onto the shop at a named port, from here all responsibility (including the sea journey) passes to the buyer
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cost insurance freight / the seller has responsibility to a named port od destination, and so pays for the cost and risk of the journey as well
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analysis of the wider business environments, identification and analysis of target markets for new products, sales goals, marketing budget, market mix
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sales personel, Staff, team
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customer value, costs, communication, convenience
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przeterminowany, czerstwy, nieswiezy
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gdzie pracować, w jakiej dzialce
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moving goods or services from producers to customers
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an intermediary that stocks manufacturer's goods or merchandiser and sells IT to retailers and professional buyers
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dividing a market distinct groups od buyers WHO have different requirements or buying habits
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making a product (appear to be) different from similar products offered by other sellers by product differences, advertising, packaging
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possibilities of filling unsatisfied needs in sectors on which a company can profitably produce goods or services
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setting a high price for a new product to make max revenue before competing product appears on the market
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SB WHO contacts existing and potencial customers and tries to pursuade them to buy goods
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the attributes or characteristics of a product,. such as size, shape, quality, price, reliability
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the extent to which supply or demand od a product responds to changes of price
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the strategy od setting low price to try to sell a large volume and increase market sharr
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market research, pre-sales and after-sales Staff listening to customers, customers making Direct suggestions, competitor activity, the r+D departament, external changes in the market
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purchasing documents, bill
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entries recorded on accounting
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the summary of the ledger information to check whether the figures are accurate
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the profit and loss account, the P&L
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officially declare the accounts are correct
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pożyczkodawcy, kredytodawcy
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to subtract / odliczac, odejmowac
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liabilities + shareholders' equity
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anything of value owned by a business
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aby amount owed to a creditor
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owners' equity, share capital + retained profit (reserves)
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(commin stock AME) representing the original investment in the business when shares were first issued; or amount raised at initial flotation on the stock market
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any retained profit that has accumulated over time
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how easily thecan be turned into cash, current assets being more liquid than fixed assets
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how quickly creditors have to be paid, current liabilities being paid before long-term liabilities
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the amount by which the former (current assets) exceeds the latter (current liabilities)
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shows the real cash that is available to keep the business running day to day, there are mamy sophisticated techniques that accountants can use to manipulate profit, whereas cash is real money
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unexpected late payments, non-payments (bad debts), unforeseen costs - a larger than expected tax Bill, a Strike, an unexpected drop in demand, investing top much in fixed assets
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niespodziewane koszty, larger than expected
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solutions to drop in cash flow statement (5) start learning
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credit Control, stock Control, expenditure Control, a sales promotions to generate cash quickly, using an outside company to recover bad debts (factoring)
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keeping low levels of stock, minimizing work-in-progress, delivering to customers more quickly
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delaying spending on capital equipment
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wydatki, nakłady, rozchód
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planning- preparing forecats and budgets, monitoring- comparing planned spending with actual spending, producing financial data for the senior management teams, analysing major investment decisions
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managing cash flow, raising new funds
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keeping the company's books, preparing financial statements, preparing tax returns, developing strategies to minimize taxes
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debt financing, equity financing
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short term (trade credit, bank loan), long-term (issuing bonds)
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reinvested earnings, sales of assets, issues of new shares
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nadmierne zaciąganie pozyczek
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diacrete business unita where budgets are spent
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units where profits are generated
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comparing planned costs/income with actual costs/income
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metody wyceny (standard, marginal costing)
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to analyse performance more depth, to compare companies in the same industry
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liquidity, profitability, leverage (debt), activity ratios
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dźwignia finansowa, the extent to which a firm relies on debt financing rather that equity financing
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determine level of debt load that a business has incurred
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Incone, turnover, sales, the top line
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Direct costs = manufacturing costs, salaries of manual (blue-collar workers)
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indirect costs/overhead = include salaries of sales and office Staff, marketing costs, utility bills
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includes profits from investments on other companies
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profit, the bottom linę (retained profit)
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Earnings before interest, tax depreciation and amortisation
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the loss on value of a tangible assets (eg vehicles)
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the loss on value of an intangible asset (eg the purchase of a licence or trademark)
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monet paid to the bank for liana (or received from the bank for cash balances)
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money paid to shareholders
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transferred to balance sheet where IT joins the amounts from previous days
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zbywalne papiery wartosciowe/ shares intended for disposal within one year
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are part of building that cannot be moved such as lights
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patents, trademarks, goodwill
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reputation, contacts and expertise of companies that have been bought
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temporary negative balance
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expenses Has been incurred, but the money is not yet paid
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three are amounts set aside for anticipated one-time payments that are not part of regular operations - perhaps a lawsuit or a compensation package for employees being laid off
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long-term bank loan to buy a property
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amount raised by issuing the bonds
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to emphasize costs which can be identified with one particular product
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to emphasize costs which increase in proportion to any rise on output
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costs which stay the same at all levels of output on the short term
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costs which result from the whole business (rent, utilities) not aby particular products
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costs resulting from the day-to-day activities od the business (product and processes)
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the costs of increasing output by one more unit
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the costs of buying or upgrading physical assets Luke buildings and machinery
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zagrozić, narazić na niebepzieczenstwo / put at risk
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approximate, rough, round
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