Financial Environment
A non-for-profit entity has a financial structure based on assets and liabilities solely. Such an entity does not have equity. The main source of financing for a non-profit entity is donations. A non-profit entity is, other than a few fixed assets, a flow-through entity. This means that donations come into the organization, and are then rendered out in the form of services. There is a high emphasis on expenses. Most charities will have some current assets, but usually these are things likely to be converted to cash. Otherwise, the assets tend to be equipment or buildings, likely depreciable. The balance sheet is known as the statement of financial position, outlining the assets and liabilities. These are not necessarily balanced, which is why the term balance sheet is not used (Foley, 2015). Spending in a non-profit is almost entirely discretionary in nature, technically, though there may be ongoing programs.
A for profit entity has a financial environment characterized by equity, debt and assets. Owners can invest in the firm and receive equity. The equity is the net value of the assets less whatever liabilities that the company has incurred.
A government is structured more like a not-for-profit entity. It receives income, in the form of taxes and fees, and then it spends that money on services and assets. There will be a lot more assets than would be normal for a non-profit because of the varied and substantial ongoing operations of government. Unlike with the non-profit, the outflows represent a mixture of mandatory and discretionary spending. A key difference is the use of debt. In this a government is more like a corporation in that both entities have the ability to take on debt, and this ability and cost is dictated by the market. In both cases, debt can be permanent in nature, continually rolled over upon expiry. The federal government is unique among governments is that it...
Financial Structure of Financial Environment Financial structure is the mixture of financial instruments, financial markets and other financial institutions operating within the economy. ( Fase & Abma, 2003). Financial structure consists of a company's assets, capital and liabilities. Financial structure is also specific equity and long-term debts that firms employ to finance its business operations. Typically, financial structure of a company generally affects the business operations and value of a business.
Rarity: Health Care REIT is one of many luxury and acute care investment properties on the market. Imatability: Given the lack of available credit for starting new property ventures and construction, the company's current facilities do give it an advantage. Financial barriers to industry entry are higher than they were in the past. This can act as a barrier to 'imatiblity' of its business model. Organization: Health Care REIT has a fairly
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Healthcare Environment The last few decades have seen the healthcare environment change from one that was dictated by physicians to one that is dictated more by big business and government entities. That is particularly problematic, because that puts healthcare into the hands of people who are not really focused on helping people, and are, instead, focused on the financial aspects of ensuring that people get care. While healthcare should be about
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