business Crossword Puzzles

Business Definitions 2023-09-27

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A statement that describes what a company wants to become.
The process of planning
a leader who works with teams or followers beyond their immediate self-interests to identify needed change and fixes thing to accomplish goals and move forward.
The process of managing and overseeing the day to day operations of an organization and or business.
Creating a detailed plan to meet goals by analyzing information, making decisions and setting times.
Something that one's efforts can accomplish to meet a goal.
A process that regulated the business's activities to ensure the goals are set in stone and completed.

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A leader that has an attitude of trust and reliance on their employees.
a leadership style where leaders rely on rewards and punishments to reach goals.
A leader that communicates with their team, they are straight up with what needs to be fixed and what is doing them well.
The process of making a decision.
A leadership style in which team members have word into the decision making process.
A statement that describes the companies reason for existing.
Management style where one person controls all the decisions.
Leadership in which the goal is to serve.
Person who is an expert in their line of work, is responsible for administering all parts of a business.
A desired result that must be accomplished overtime.
The process of establishing orderly uses of all resources to reach a goal.
A leader that is concerned with output, and arranges their resources accordingly.
guidance

20 Clues: guidance • The process of planning • The process of making a decision. • Leadership in which the goal is to serve. • A desired result that must be accomplished overtime. • A statement that describes what a company wants to become. • Something that one's efforts can accomplish to meet a goal. • A statement that describes the companies reason for existing. • ...

Business characteristics 2023-10-09

Business characteristics crossword puzzle

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four interrelated marketing strategies used to meet consumer needs; consist of product, price, promotion, and place
process of reaching a company's goals and objectives by utilizing its resources; department responsible for the management process
businesses which change raw or processed goods into finished goods
debts or obligations of a business
assets=liabilities + owner's equity
items of value owned by a business
process of effectively working together in group settings
marketing theory stating the stages experienced by products and services from their introduction to their decline; consists of four stages: introduction, growth, maturity, decline
businesses which provide services to consumers and other businesses
department responsible for maintaining the employment process, training and developing staff and following laws and proper procedures
businesses which provide goods and services to businesses and individuals, but operate on donations, volunteers, and philanthropists rather than profit
department responsible for producing goods and services in the most efficient and cost-effective manner

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financial statement which reports totals in asset, liability, and owner's equity accounts
department responsible for creating products which meet consumer wants and needs, guiding products through the product life cycle and understanding consumers through marketing research
businesses which move finished goods from one business to another by buying, storing, and reselling goods; often referred to as "middlemen"
process of recording, classifying, summarizing and reporting the financial position of a business
department responsible for managing the use of company funds, obtaining needed funds, and creating a financial plan
financial statement which reports net income or net loss of a company
pyramid expressing the needs of people in levels: basic needs, safety, belongingness, love, esteem, and self-actualization
materials derived from natural resources
businesses which develop products for distribution from raw goods
department responsible for distributing goods and services in the most efficient and cost-effective manner
businesses which change raw goods into a more finished form, known as processed goods

23 Clues: debts or obligations of a business • items of value owned by a business • assets=liabilities + owner's equity • materials derived from natural resources • process of effectively working together in group settings • businesses which develop products for distribution from raw goods • businesses which change raw or processed goods into finished goods • ...

Business Resilience 2023-11-15

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These are obstacles or difficulties that recruiters may encounter in the talent acquisition process. Effectively addressing challenges requires resilience, problem-solving skills, and the ability to adapt to evolving circumstances.
This involves the ability to respond quickly and effectively to changes in the industry, market demands, and client needs. Agile recruiters can adjust their strategies and processes to stay competitive and deliver successful outcomes.
This represents the pressure and strain experienced in the demanding and fast-paced environment of talent acquisition. It underscores the importance of developing coping mechanisms and maintaining mental well-being while handling the challenges of the recruitment industry
This refers to the emotional response to perceived threats or challenges. Managing and overcoming fear is essential for recruiters to make confident decisions, build relationships, and navigate the uncertainties of the recruitment process.
This is information provided to recruiters about their performance, actions, or outcomes. Embracing feedback allows recruiters to continuously improve, refine their skills, and provide a better experience for clients and candidates.
These are temporary obstacles or reversals that recruiters may face in achieving their goals. Recruiters who view setbacks as opportunities to learn and improve demonstrate resilience and a growth mindset
This stands for Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound. Setting SMART goals helps recruiters clarify their objectives, track progress, and enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of their recruitment efforts.
This is the process of thoughtfully considering past experiences and outcomes to gain insights and improve future performance. Recruiters who engage in reflection can refine their approaches, identify areas for growth, and enhance their effectiveness
This involves the ability to recognize, understand, and manage one's emotions and the emotions of others. It plays a vital role in building strong, empathetic relationships with both candidates and healthcare organizations.
This is the practice of maintaining a constructive and optimistic mindset. Recruiters who exhibit positivity contribute to a supportive work environment, enhance team morale, and foster positive relationships with clients and candidates.
This involves the development and expansion of skills, knowledge, and business capabilities. Recruiters who prioritize personal and professional growth contribute to the success of their team and the healthcare organizations they serve.

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This is the tendency to maintain a positive outlook and focus on favorable outcomes, even in challenging situations. Optimistic recruiters can inspire confidence, motivate teams, and navigate the complexities of the recruitment process with a hopeful attitude
These are specific events or circumstances that can cause heightened reactions or responses. Identifying and understanding these triggers is crucial for recruiters to effectively manage stress and maintain a positive and productive recruitment process.
This refers to the act of successfully addressing and surpassing challenges and obstacles. Recruiters who can overcome difficulties in the recruitment process demonstrate resilience and adaptability in achieving positive outcomes.
This involves having a clear understanding of one's strengths, weaknesses, values, and emotions. Recruiters who are self-aware can make informed decisions, manage stress effectively, and build authentic relationships with clients and candidates
This refers to the ability to bounce back from setbacks, challenges, and disappointments. It involves maintaining a positive attitude and adapting strategies to navigate the dynamic and sometimes unpredictable nature of the recruitment process.
This is the belief that abilities and intelligence can be developed through dedication, learning, and perseverance. Recruiters with a growth mindset are more likely to embrace challenges, learn from setbacks, and continuously improve their skills.
This represents challenges, difficulties, or unfavorable circumstances that recruiters may encounter. Overcoming adversity requires resilience, adaptability, and a positive mindset to navigate and succeed in the competitive recruitment industry
This is the capacity to adjust and thrive in the face of changing circumstances. This includes being open to new recruitment methodologies, technologies, and industry trends to meet the evolving needs of healthcare facilities and candidates.
These are effective and innovative approaches to addressing challenges and meeting the needs of clients and candidates. Recruiters who consistently provide practical solutions contribute to positive outcomes and client satisfaction

20 Clues: These are temporary obstacles or reversals that recruiters may face in achieving their goals. Recruiters who view setbacks as opportunities to learn and improve demonstrate resilience and a growth mindset • ...

Business & Labor 2023-12-01

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a formal document issued by a corporation
In a partnership where more than one person contributes
non-military people who are employed or unemployed
owned by individual stockholders
the legal obligation to pay debts
labor contract negioation to keep workers on the payroll
temporarily allow to live and work in the united states
requires specialized training and education
purpose is to increase wages and better the working better the working conditions
business owned by one person
top ranks of organizations that are dominated by white men

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provides service like health or legal
two firms involved in different stages of production
a neutral person meets with each side to find the solution
doesn't disappear with the death or retirement
a neutral third party listening to both sides
Nonprofit organization that promote the interests of particular industries
one person holds the liability
resources of production to another country
a stand employees take to raise their wages

20 Clues: business owned by one person • one person holds the liability • owned by individual stockholders • the legal obligation to pay debts • provides service like health or legal • a formal document issued by a corporation • resources of production to another country • requires specialized training and education • a stand employees take to raise their wages • ...

International Business 2024-01-31

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company (MNC) - A company that operates in at least two countries, one of which is not the company's home country.
- Any favorable external condition or trend that might be beneficial for a business.
- A business owner who pays a franchisor for the right to use the name and business model of an enterprise.
investment - A situation where a company opens operations in another country.
marketingInternational marketing - The process of selling goods and services in more than one country.
- A business owner who sells the right to use the name and business model of an enterprise to a franchisee.
stake - Ownership of a company as a shareholder.
- Changes in the marketing mix to better meet the needs of consumers in different markets.
- Selling overseas without establishing production units in another country; the simplest form of international expansion.

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- A form of external growth where a franchisee buys the rights to use the name and business model of a franchisor.
- An undifferentiated use of the marketing mix in many different countries.
- A form of external growth where two businesses combine to form a new business; the new business replaces the two that existed before the merger.
- A business management tool that analyzes the external conditions that may be opportunities or threats for a business.
- A company that belongs to another company.
venture - A form of external growth where two businesses create, own and operate a third organization.
- The learning or developing of a skill, habit, or quality.
- Any unfavorable external condition or trend that might harm a business.
direct investment (FDI) - The long-term investment by a multinational corporation in a foreign country; involves either setting up factories and expanding operations in the new country or the purchase of at least a 10% share of a foreign company.
- A form of external growth where one company purchases another company; typically hostile, or not wanted by the company being taken over.
marketing strategy - A strategy whereby the same marketing mix is used for every country; products are not tailored to meet the needs of local markets.

20 Clues: - A company that belongs to another company. • stake - Ownership of a company as a shareholder. • - The learning or developing of a skill, habit, or quality. • - Any unfavorable external condition or trend that might harm a business. • - An undifferentiated use of the marketing mix in many different countries. • ...

Business Crossword 2023-09-12

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Money that is owed
Negotiating a deal
Shares of a business up for sale
Someone with a new business or a new idea
Innovator in a business
The amount of available product
Different businesses in the same market
A claim over a possession to ensure the repayment of a debt
Exclusive control over a product in an industry

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A series of related products, typically by company name
Money used to purchase things from your account
The beta or first model of a product
Money that is borrowed and paid back later
A business owned by one person
A useful thing or characteristic
Total amount of money generated by sales
Money made from a business after costs are subtracted
The process in which resources are used up
A series of questions in order to collect data
The process in which products are made for a company or business

20 Clues: Money that is owed • Negotiating a deal • Innovator in a business • A business owned by one person • The amount of available product • A useful thing or characteristic • Shares of a business up for sale • The beta or first model of a product • Different businesses in the same market • Total amount of money generated by sales • Someone with a new business or a new idea • ...

Monkey Business 2023-09-20

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A person who buys and uses the goods or services
Something that isn't necessary for survival, but brings comfort
When the quantity supplied and the quantity demanded are equal
Human-made resources used to create goods and services
Goods or services that's no longer wanted since it's no longer in use
People who work to produce goods and services
Using new goods and services to improve already existing goods and services
Basic human needs required to survive, in Maslow’s Theory
A hierarchy of needs, where if lower needs are fulfilled, higher needs emerge
Goods that are necessary for survival
Something that cannot be touched

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Something that can be touched and seen, made to be sold
Love and belonging needs that are required to have friendships and trust
Raw materials from the the earth, water and air
Goods that are unnecessary for survival
Goods that can replace other goods
Safety and security needs that are required to feel protected and stable
A person who creates goods or services to sell products
Something that is necessary for survival
A person who buys the goods or services, but doesn't have to use them
The amount of goods or services available to consumers at a time
An entirely new idea or creation that has never been used or seen before
A consumer's desire to buy goods or services for a specific price
Intangible activities that are provided, usually in return for payment
Increase in the price cost that decreases the value of the currency

25 Clues: Something that cannot be touched • Goods that can replace other goods • Goods that are necessary for survival • Goods that are unnecessary for survival • Something that is necessary for survival • People who work to produce goods and services • Raw materials from the the earth, water and air • A person who buys and uses the goods or services • ...

Monkey Business 2023-09-20

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A person who buys and uses the goods or services
Something that isn't necessary for survival, but brings comfort
When the quantity supplied and the quantity demanded are equal
Human-made resources used to create goods and services
Goods or services that's no longer wanted since it's no longer in use
People who work to produce goods and services
Using new goods and services to improve already existing goods and services
Basic human needs required to survive, in Maslow’s Theory
A hierarchy of needs, where if lower needs are fulfilled, higher needs emerge
Goods that are necessary for survival
Something that cannot be touched

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Something that can be touched and seen, made to be sold
Love and belonging needs that are required to have friendships and trust
Raw materials from the the earth, water and air
Goods that are unnecessary for survival
Goods that can replace other goods
Safety and security needs that are required to feel protected and stable
A person who creates goods or services to sell products
Something that is necessary for survival
A person who buys the goods or services, but doesn't have to use them
The amount of goods or services available to consumers at a time
An entirely new idea or creation that has never been used or seen before
A consumer's desire to buy goods or services for a specific price
Intangible activities that are provided, usually in return for payment
Increase in the price cost that decreases the value of the currency

International Business 2024-03-13

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International Business Management.
The money or other assets that a company earns.
A set of circumstances that makes it possible to do something.
Moral principles that govern a person's behavior or the conducting of an activity.
A decrease in the value of a currency relative to other currencies.
The beliefs, customs, and behaviors of a group.
A tax on imported goods.
The system of money in a particular country.
The market in which currencies are traded.

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When a country buys from other countries.
Exports minus imports.
The process of increasing in size, quantity, or value.
Relating to the whole world.
The process of planning, organizing, and controlling activities in an organization in order to achieve specific goals.
International Digital Accounting and Fraud.
When a country sells to other countries.
International Business Accounting.
A course or principle of action adopted or proposed by an organization or individual.
The area where buyers and sellers meet to trade goods and services.
The exchange of goods and services between countries.
The possibility of loss or injury.

21 Clues: Exports minus imports. • A tax on imported goods. • Relating to the whole world. • International Business Management. • International Business Accounting. • The possibility of loss or injury. • When a country sells to other countries. • When a country buys from other countries. • The market in which currencies are traded. • International Digital Accounting and Fraud. • ...

Business Vocabulary 2024-02-02

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à son compte
Cibler
Lien
job Temps partiel
Sans emploi
Lancer/lancement
PDG
rise Augmentation
L'épuisement

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Force
Rachat
Réaction/retour
Livraison
Rentable
Embaucher
Compétence
Candidature
Commande
Salaire
Réseau
De plus
Postuler

22 Clues: PDG • Lien • Force • Rachat • Cibler • Réseau • Salaire • De plus • Rentable • Commande • Postuler • Livraison • Embaucher • Compétence • Candidature • Sans emploi • à son compte • L'épuisement • Réaction/retour • Lancer/lancement • job Temps partiel • rise Augmentation

Understanding Business 2024-06-10

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Third sector organisations want to increase ?
Liability that can result in owners losing their personal possessions
This sector aims to help a cause
Social enterprises have a ? aim
something you need to survive
The ability to work hard and achieve your aims
Private limited company can be abbreviated to?
Products//services are up to date (objective)
The natural resources used in production
Own a third sector organisation
Public sector organisations have to stay within ? set by the government (think money)

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To continue trading (objective)
A third sector organisation is controlled by a board of ?
can be used more than once
The primary sector of industry
A profit is made when sales are higher than ?
Percentage of profits to shareholders
Sole traders keep all the ?
The features are ownership, finance and ?
Money that charities can apply for, does not need to be paid back

20 Clues: can be used more than once • Sole traders keep all the ? • something you need to survive • The primary sector of industry • To continue trading (objective) • Social enterprises have a ? aim • Own a third sector organisation • This sector aims to help a cause • Percentage of profits to shareholders • The natural resources used in production • ...

Business Vocabulary 2024-05-21

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period of rapid economic growth
the name behind the product
what people know or have heard about a company
a product which doesn't sell
a period of temporary economic decline
famous person
agreement
the process of making your products known to the public
people who buy products
move into new markets

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"Just do it" is an example of one
when two companies join together
same company but differet location
high-profile company with lots of branches
not needed any longer due to changes in the company
opposite of loss
taken to court by someone seeking monetary compensation
describes something which spreads rapidly through the Internet.
send goods out of the country
hold an event to realease a new product
a way of doing something
making you believe something which is not true
something said to be true

23 Clues: agreement • famous person • opposite of loss • move into new markets • people who buy products • a way of doing something • something said to be true • the name behind the product • a product which doesn't sell • send goods out of the country • period of rapid economic growth • when two companies join together • "Just do it" is an example of one • same company but differet location • ...

Business Puzzle 2024-06-05

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Goods bought by a business to be sold.
Amount added to the manufacturing cost of the product to create the sales price of the merchandise.
Business that sells products to other companies.
Credit granted to a customer by letting them keep the damaged merchandise at a reduced price.
An individual with the highest-ranked position in a company.
Credit received for part of the purchase price of merchandise that is not returned.
Gives the legal right for the business to operate as a corporation.
Legal document that is part of applying for an organization to work as a corporation. The document holds details about the organization, its objective, and its other characteristics.
Keeping continuous track of all merchandise on hand and the increases and decreases of the merchandise bought and sold.
Group of people elected by stockholders to govern the corporation. These people are the only individuals eligible to declare a dividend.
Business owned and operated by an individual.
An organization that shares its profit to its shareholders.

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Individual units of shares of ownership of a corporation.
A form that orders the vendor to sell merchandise to the business.
A form used to request the purchase of merchandise.
Spending plan created based on the income and expenses of a business.
Documents that represent the proof and details of a transaction.
Inventory that involves counting the merchandise on hand at the end of a fiscal period.
Asset put into a business with the expectation of earning a profit from it in the future.
Credit received for the purchase price of merchandise that is returned.
A person or company that owns part of another company's stock.
Credit granted to a customer who returned merchandise.
Risk taking to establish a business in order to earn profit.
A corporation’s total shares of ownership.
Business that buys products and sells to individual customers.

25 Clues: Goods bought by a business to be sold. • A corporation’s total shares of ownership. • Business owned and operated by an individual. • Business that sells products to other companies. • A form used to request the purchase of merchandise. • Credit granted to a customer who returned merchandise. • Individual units of shares of ownership of a corporation. • ...

BUSINESS FINANCE 2024-12-03

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Company that invests in other companies or business
Expect to be paid through the invests agreed
Grants loans to members who are farmers
Differ from rural banks in terms of proprietorship
Investors in this expect
Legal identity of the borrow with the financial obligation
Loans bases on apprised value of item being pawned
Supports of this types pool their resources
Do not poses a comprehensive banking
Financial institution are intermediaries
Accept deposits from the public
Process well-off investors to startup small
Can the applicant repay his/her obligations

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What other assets does the applicant have which can used to repay
Hghly dependent on internal sources
Are common to most financial institutions
What is the applicant character as a borrows
Investors of this type expect to have sales in the company
Resources does the applicant have
Indicants whether the applicants can afford to take debt
Offer loans to those who have permanet and whole life insurance
What is the financial condition of the applicant
The investors or financing institutions put money
High-net worth investors who supports small investors
Typically conducted through
To promote economic development
Means to raise capital that can used for expenclitures
Ideal for startup who lack credentials
The underlying reason of borrow for pursuing a loan
When the company borrow money from a outside sources

30 Clues: Investors in this expect • Typically conducted through • To promote economic development • Accept deposits from the public • Resources does the applicant have • Hghly dependent on internal sources • Do not poses a comprehensive banking • Ideal for startup who lack credentials • Grants loans to members who are farmers • Financial institution are intermediaries • ...

Business Quiz 2024-12-15

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The fruit bat from Mexico, found in this company’s logo represents its ability to protect sugarcane crops from harmful insects
Burj Khalifa was constructed in a joint venture with which South Korean technology company
An E-commerce company initially named ‘Cadabra’
Jerry’s guide to the world wide web
Created by TATA, now owned by Unilever, this cosmetics brand whose name is a French word translating to goddess Lakshmi
Banglorean start-up that provides two-wheeler electric vehicles for transportation.
Babool toothpaste was introduced by which company
This famous logo represents a mythical creature: a siren with two tails.
started as a wood pulp mill in the city of Finland.
This company name comes from Latin, translating to ‘white snow’
This chocolate brand originated in Bern, Switzerland, also known as “The City of Bears”. Hence, the bear reference in their logo.
⁠⁠Japanese automobile company whose name represents “three diamonds”.
The Queen of England owns a popular fast food outlet near Buckingham Palace.

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This candy brand's logo was designed by Salvador Dali.
⁠⁠Name of Twitter’s famous bird
The cryptocurrency is named after the famous American rapper Kanye West.
was originally called BackRub
⁠⁠This brand once sold ketchup flavoured ice cream
The company has a golden gate bridge in their logo
⁠⁠This old company began as a novelty shop in London that sold seashells.

20 Clues: was originally called BackRub • ⁠⁠Name of Twitter’s famous bird • Jerry’s guide to the world wide web • An E-commerce company initially named ‘Cadabra’ • Babool toothpaste was introduced by which company • ⁠⁠This brand once sold ketchup flavoured ice cream • The company has a golden gate bridge in their logo • started as a wood pulp mill in the city of Finland. • ...

Business English 2024-04-19

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wymagające
urlop
inicjatywa
wynagrodzenie
obowiązki
niezbędny
segregowanie
pracodawca
prawnik
pensja
nadgodziny
wymagania
pielęgniarka
inżynier
prowizja

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firma
lekarz
lot
certyfikat
nauczyciel
użyteczny
pracownik
umiejętność
doświadczenie
praca
referencje

26 Clues: lot • firma • urlop • praca • lekarz • pensja • prawnik • inżynier • prowizja • użyteczny • pracownik • obowiązki • niezbędny • wymagania • wymagające • certyfikat • nauczyciel • inicjatywa • pracodawca • referencje • nadgodziny • umiejętność • segregowanie • pielęgniarka • wynagrodzenie • doświadczenie

Business Vocabulary 2025-01-24

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Something that influences a decision or result
A person who buys goods or services for personal use
A place or system where goods and services are bought and sold
A situation where one company controls an entire market
A business organization that sells goods or services
The activity of selling goods or services to customers
The act of buying something
The state of being happy healthy or successful
A period of economic decline that lasts for several months
The worth of something based on its usefulness or price
The process of making something smaller in size or amount
The money paid to workers for their labor
An increase in the general level of prices over time
A period of rapid economic growth and success
A sudden decrease in economic activity or failure of a business
An increase in size value or importance
The money a business earns after paying all its costs
A difficult effort to achieve something
Physical items that are produced and sold
The system of money trade and resources in a country or region
The state of not having a job but actively looking for one
A single person or entity
Periods of reduced economic activity or shrinking of the economy
An advantage or positive result gained from something

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To lose strength or momentum in progress or performance
To think carefully about something before making a decision
Something that is reasonably priced and not too expensive
A period when economic activity slows down
The amount of money required to buy something
A length of time with specific characteristics
An increase in value level or quantity
The seriousness or intensity of something negative
A market controlled by a small number of companies
A gradual decrease in value or importance
Done with great care attention and precision
Becoming weaker or less effective
The effort of businesses to attract customers and achieve more success than others
Work done to help or benefit customers
Achieving goals or gaining a positive result in business
Money in the form of bills or coins
Events or situations that happen

41 Clues: A single person or entity • The act of buying something • Events or situations that happen • Becoming weaker or less effective • Money in the form of bills or coins • An increase in value level or quantity • Work done to help or benefit customers • An increase in size value or importance • A difficult effort to achieve something • A gradual decrease in value or importance • ...

Business Terms 2025-04-23

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(A market structure with many buyers and sellers trading homogeneous products.)
(The ability of a good or service to satisfy a customer's needs or wants.)
(The process of dividing a market into distinct groups of buyers with different needs or characteristics.)
(The obligation to operate in a way that will benefit society.)
(A detailed financial plan for the future, usually for a year.)

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(The risk that a borrower will fail to repay a loan.)
(Money invested in a business by its owners.)
(The benefit lost when choosing one alternative over another.)
(A legal structure where the owners are personally liable for business debts.)
(The introduction of a new product or process to the market.)
(A measure of how efficiently a company uses its assets to generate revenue.)
(The process of influencing potential customers to buy a product or service.)
(The increase in the value of an asset over time.)
(A decrease in the general price level of goods and services in an economy.)
(Costs that do not change with the level of output in the short run.)
(The moral principles that guide business behavior.)
(The degree to which a firm can meet its short-term financial obligations.)
(The process of setting objectives and determining how to accomplish them.)
(The quantity of a good or service that consumers are willing and able to buy at a given price and time.)
(A visual representation of the organizational structure of a business.)

20 Clues: (Money invested in a business by its owners.) • (The increase in the value of an asset over time.) • (The moral principles that guide business behavior.) • (The risk that a borrower will fail to repay a loan.) • (The introduction of a new product or process to the market.) • (The benefit lost when choosing one alternative over another.) • ...

Business communication 2024-10-14

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Advise
A telephone interconnection
Ceremonious
A co-worker
Communication networks: social ...
A company provider
Assign, allocate
Outside own country
To have difficulty
Technical knowledge
A customer
Psychological wellness: mental ...
To make contact
A mobile phone
Written record of a meeting
A computer
To talk about something
Not suitable
To answer phone call: to ... up
A break in electricity supply: a ... cut
to suggest, to advise
Involving different cultures
Mental state, disposition
To catch a break: to ... off

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Betterment
Amount of work
Assembly of people
To express something to others
Profession
Would prefer: had ...
Employment request: an ... letter
A meeting room
To be present at something
Ambiance
Meeting conducted via phone
To handle, to deal with something
A limit
Acceptable clothing: a dress ...
Arrange, conduct a deal
A legal agreement

40 Clues: Advise • A limit • Ambiance • Betterment • Profession • A customer • A computer • Ceremonious • A co-worker • Not suitable • Amount of work • A meeting room • A mobile phone • To make contact • Assign, allocate • A legal agreement • Assembly of people • A company provider • To have difficulty • Outside own country • Technical knowledge • Would prefer: had ... • to suggest, to advise • To talk about something • ...

Business Terminology 2024-10-09

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A corporation is a legal entity separate from its own.
A small part of a company that you own
When a customer is allowed to obtain goods or services before paying with the trust that the payment will be made sometime in the future.
Taking a risk or a daring journey.
Debts or responsibilities that a person has to a company.
Another business that sells the same product or service and tries to become more successful.
The right to possess another person’s property until they pay a debt
Money that is owed.
When two or more people run a business and share profits and liabilities
A person, thing, or quality of value.
Enterprise An organization completely or partly owned by the state and controlled by public authority
When one entity commands the entire market
A person who operates a business or businesses.
The amount of money used to run, grow, and build a business.
A new and original idea that helps to solve issues/ problems
The exchange of goods or services (not money) for other goods or services.

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A business or industry that is not owned by the government (it is owned by individual people or commercial companies).
A business where the owner distributes the business’ name and system so that the business could be spread in different places (eg. Mcdonalds)
The amount of money a business gets over a set period of time from selling their product or service.
The money you get from doing something
A record of an amount owed and of money taken out of the bank.
A place where people get together to buy and sell goods
Early release of a model of a product to test the concept
Proprietorship A person who works for themselves and takes on all legal and financial responsibilities
When the company does not owe money and is financially stable
The use of a product or service in a household.
A portion of a large amount divided among people.
The amount of goods or services available to buyers
Making or manufacturing goods.
Questions asked to the public are used to understand people’s views (as a whole) of a product or service.
People who work at a company that has already been made
When the company is in debt and owes money

32 Clues: Money that is owed. • Making or manufacturing goods. • Taking a risk or a daring journey. • A person, thing, or quality of value. • A small part of a company that you own • The money you get from doing something • When one entity commands the entire market • When the company is in debt and owes money • The use of a product or service in a household. • ...

Floral & Business 2024-10-29

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reinforcing weak stems, securing wreaths or bows, or even manipulating the wire to be an artwork of its own.
a statement of the assets and liabilities on a specific date
an item used to create interest in a landscape
putting a plan into action
the relationship between the overall size of your floral design and its setting.
made from the use of the biggest flowers in the arrangement to the smallest buds
the point at which the flower stems come together to create a floral design
the center of interest or activity.
selection of a product or service to be marketed or sold for a profit
covers a period of up to one year and is often broken down into quarterly, monthly, and even daily actionable goals and KPIs.
a thing that completes or brings to perfection.
is a long, narrow strip of fabric, used for tying something or for decoration.
are tall flowers that have multiple blooms per stem.
creating strategic goals that may take a substantial duration to accomplish.
incorporates layers of plant material in contrasting colors and textures.
is the value of a person or company

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a basic principle of design
a summary of the amount of inventory a business has on hand at a given time.
describes the dependence between a random variable and its probabilities
anything the business owns
a financial statement that shows how cash entered and exited a company during an accounting period.
the quality of being made up of exactly similar parts facing each other or around an axis.
helps floral arrangements flow and attract certain people.
the shape, height, width, and depth of both the overall flower arrangement, and of the individual flowers within the arrangem
help cover claims that your flower shop caused bodily injury or property damage.
the comparative size relationship between the various parts of an arrangement
practices and activities focused on managing a business's financial resources to generate profits.
repeated or recurring elements grouped together to create rhythm within a composition.
created by matching elements of the design together
adds a sense of gracefulness to a floral design.

30 Clues: anything the business owns • putting a plan into action • a basic principle of design • the center of interest or activity. • is the value of a person or company • an item used to create interest in a landscape • a thing that completes or brings to perfection. • adds a sense of gracefulness to a floral design. • created by matching elements of the design together • ...

Business finance 2024-09-17

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Thirty per cent of our profits goes straight to the government in _____.
Another term for profit is net _____.
We're going to pay back some of the people who lent us money, and reduce our _____.
When they saw our financial statements, the bank refused to _____ us any more money.
A company's retained earnings belong to its _____.
We sold a lot more last year; so our _____ went up.
I think this is a good investment: it pays 8% _____.
I decided to buy a $10,000 _____ instead of shares, as it's probably safer.
Anything a company uses to produce goods or services is an _____.
We're going to raise more money by selling new shares to our existing _____.

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We had to raise €50,000 _____ in order to start the business.
We don't have sufficient _____ to build a completely new factory.
The company made such a big profit, I expected a higher _____.
If you don't like taking risks, you should only _____ in very successful companies.
We _____ our suppliers $100,000 for goods bought on credit.
Everyone who buys a share _____ part of the company.
Profit is the difference between revenue and _____.
Details of a company's liabilities are shown on the _____ sheet.
The profit and _____ account shows if a company is receiving more money than it's spending.
Small companies often try to get bank loans when they need to _____ money.

20 Clues: Another term for profit is net _____. • A company's retained earnings belong to its _____. • We sold a lot more last year; so our _____ went up. • Profit is the difference between revenue and _____. • Everyone who buys a share _____ part of the company. • I think this is a good investment: it pays 8% _____. • ...

Business Crosswords 2024-10-18

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Enterprise: A business owned and operated by the government.
A business owned by two or more individuals.
Wealth used to produce more wealth.
A business owned by one person.
A legal claim on an asset.
Financial gains after expenses.
An entry recording money spent.
Profitable or financially sound.
A place where goods are bought and sold.
The amount of a product available for sale.
A legal entity separate from its owners.
Enterprise: Business owned by private individuals.
Operating at a loss.
Financial obligations or debts.
Income generated from sales.
Units of ownership in a company.
Using goods and services.
Rivalry among businesses for customers.

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The process of creating goods and services.
A risky or daring business undertaking.
A license to operate a business using a brand.
A person who starts a business.
Something valuable owned by a business.
An early model of a producer owned by the government.
Money owed to others.
Borrowing capacity or trust in repayment.
Exchanging goods without money.
An employee who acts like an entrepreneur.
Exclusive control over a market.
A method of gathering information from people.
Introducing new ideas or methods.
Securities representing ownership in a corporation.

32 Clues: Operating at a loss. • Money owed to others. • Using goods and services. • A legal claim on an asset. • Income generated from sales. • A person who starts a business. • A business owned by one person. • Financial gains after expenses. • An entry recording money spent. • Exchanging goods without money. • Financial obligations or debts. • Profitable or financially sound. • ...

business management 2024-10-25

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physical products eg food clothes
The financial gain when revenue exceeds the costs and expenses associated with running the business.
Other businesses offering similar products or services in the same market, competing for the same customers.
Business practices that focus on meeting current needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet theirs, often emphasizing environmental and social responsibility.
A framework for analyzing a company’s internal Strengths and Weaknesses, and external Opportunities and Threats.
Senior members of a company’s board who are responsible for making strategic decisions and ensuring that the business operates in accordance with its goals.
A business that has been legally registered as a company, creating a separate legal entity and limited liability for its owners.
A framework used to analyze the external environment impacting a business, considering Social, Technological, Economic, Environmental, Political, Legal, and Ethical factors.
A growth strategy where a business expands into new markets or develops new products to reduce risk.
A statement outlining a business’s long-term goals and what it aspires to become in the future.
Individuals or entities that provide capital to a business in exchange for a financial return, often through shares or loans.
Cost advantages that businesses obtain due to their size, output, or scale of operations, reducing per-unit costs as production increases.
The part of the economy that is controlled by the government, including services like education, healthcare, and public transportation.
An economic system where prices are determined by unrestricted competition between privately owned businesses, with minimal government intervention.
Individuals or entities who own a business, holding ultimate control and financial responsibility for its operations.
The process of expanding the business through increasing output, customer base, or market share.
A visual tool used to map out different possible decisions and their outcomes, helping businesses make informed choices based on costs and benefits.
The potential benefit lost when choosing one option over another, representing the trade-off of business decisions.
A not-for-profit organization that operates independently of any government, often aiming to address social, environmental, or political issues.
The institution that governs a nation, responsible for setting and enforcing laws and regulations that affect businesses.
The part of the economy run by private individuals and companies, not by the government, aimed at making a profit.
A document outlining a business’s goals, strategies, target market, and financial forecasts, serving as a roadmap for growth and securing investment.
Organizations that attempt to influence public policy or business practices to achieve a specific goal, often related to social, environmental, or ethical issues.
Workers hired by a business to perform specific tasks in exchange for wages or salary.
intangible products
Businesses that produce goods from raw materials to be sold to consumers, retailers, or other manufacturers.
Long-term plans formulated by a business to achieve its goals and objectives.
A small, specialized segment of the market targeting a specific group of customers with unique preferences or needs.
A type of company with limited liability and shares that are not available to the public. Ownership is often held by a small group of people (shareholders).
General, long-term goals that a business wants to achieve, often focused on growth, profitability, or market positioning.

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A business that seeks to generate profit while also fulfilling a social or environmental mission.
Individuals or groups that purchase and use products or services provided by businesses.
A business that is not legally registered as a company, meaning the owner has full liability for any debts or obligations.
A large market that targets a wide audience with products that have universal appeal.
Individuals or businesses that buy products or services from a company.
A legal status where the owners’ personal assets are protected in case the business incurs debts or legal claims, limiting their financial responsibility.
A business that has specific social or environmental objectives, reinvesting profits to achieve these goals rather than maximizing shareholder returns.
A type of business owned and run by two or more individuals who share profits and responsibilities
Companies or individuals that provide the raw materials, goods, or services a business needs to operate.
A business owned and operated by a single person who is fully responsible for its liabilities and obligations.
A business structure where the owners are personally responsible for all business debts and liabilities, potentially risking personal assets.
Individuals or groups affected by or with an interest in the operations of a business, including employees, customers, suppliers, and the community.
The increase in value a business creates by transforming inputs into finished products or services, contributing to its competitive advantage.
Individuals responsible for overseeing and coordinating the day-to-day operations of a business to achieve its objectives.
A large company or group of companies authorized to act as a single legal entity. Shareholders own it, but it operates separately from its owners.
The process of developing new ideas, products, or processes to improve efficiency, increase competitiveness, or meet customer needs
A company that operates in multiple countries, managing production or delivering services across national borders.
The process by which businesses adapt or transform in response to internal or external factors, such as technology, competition, or regulations.
Individuals or entities that own shares in a company, giving them partial ownership and a claim on profits (dividends).
The phenomenon where a business grows so large that it leads to inefficiencies, causing increased per-unit costs as production expands.
Business practices that involve participating in initiatives that benefit society, such as environmental sustainability and ethical labor practices.
A concise explanation of a company’s purpose, outlining its core objectives and values.
Specific, measurable goals set by a business to achieve its broader aims.
Moral principles that guide business decisions and practices, focusing on what is right and wrong.
A strategic tool used to analyze and plan a company’s strategies for growth, focusing on market penetration, market development, product development, and diversification.
risktaker present in the company

56 Clues: intangible products • risktaker present in the company • physical products eg food clothes • Individuals or businesses that buy products or services from a company. • Specific, measurable goals set by a business to achieve its broader aims. • Long-term plans formulated by a business to achieve its goals and objectives. • ...

AG Business 2024-11-15

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income: Total income before expenses are paid
value: true value
Wealth in the form of money or other assets owned by a person or business
plan of how and where expenses will go and what income will do
anything that had value and is owned by the business
expense: costs that stay consistent monthly.
An act of helpful activity
has a board of directors
practice of using credit to increase total capital managed beyond amount of owners equity
increase in value
legal responsibility with employees and money
Loss: result of expenses being higher than income or total revenue
short term health of a business
food,water,clothing,shelter
above what is used or needed

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raw material
no profit and no loss
Sheet: list of assets and liability
something owed or due
money made after expenses
Original amount
a loss in value
sum of money given by government for a particular purpose
Value: estimated value of a fixed asset at the end of it's useful life.
Ration of net income to total assets
luxury items
to make less severe
a book in which farm accounts are kept
price paid for use of borrowed money

29 Clues: raw material • luxury items • Original amount • a loss in value • value: true value • increase in value • to make less severe • no profit and no loss • something owed or due • has a board of directors • money made after expenses • An act of helpful activity • food,water,clothing,shelter • above what is used or needed • short term health of a business • Sheet: list of assets and liability • ...

Business Termonology 2025-03-05

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Being responsible for something
: A right to keep something that is someone else's until a debt is discharged
: recording an amount owned
: A method of gathering information
: A person who operates a business
: A legally established entity
: making or manufacturing materials
: Open space where a market is held
: Using up a resource
: Money due
: A formal agreement by two or more parties
: A new business launched with a potential of a risk and return
: A business organization owned by the state
: Valuable thing

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A share in ownership
ran by an individual
: Promotes innovated product development
: Contest
: Total amount of money
: Business owned by one individual
: a trade without money
: Money gained
: A business agreement
: Able to get things before payment
: Making something available to someone
: Owing more money then is earned
: money
: Making a model of something that is later developed
: Making a profit
: Control of a supply of a trade
: Equity ownership
: featuring new methods of a product

32 Clues: : money • : Contest • : Money due • : Money gained • : Valuable thing • : Making a profit • : Equity ownership • A share in ownership • ran by an individual • : Using up a resource • : A business agreement • : Total amount of money • : a trade without money • : recording an amount owned • : A legally established entity • Being responsible for something • : Control of a supply of a trade • ...

Business Crossword 2025-03-06

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The cost of borrowing money or the reward for saving money, usually expressed as a percentage.
The part of the economy that involves extracting natural resources, like farming, fishing, and mining.
The physical and mental work done by people to produce goods and services.
A set of laws made by a government to regulate businesses and other activities in society.
A person, company, or country that makes, grows, or supplies goods or services.
Any individual, group, or organization that has an interest in or is affected by a business’s activities, such as employees, customers, investors, or the community.
Financial assistance provided by the government to support businesses, industries, or individuals, usually to lower costs or encourage production.
A payment made by a company to its shareholders, usually from its profits.
A business that operates in more than one country, often with production or sales in multiple regions.
An organization or entity that produces goods, offers services, or sells products to earn profit.
The value of one currency compared to another, determining how much one currency can buy of another.
Non-profit organizations that aim to help people, support causes, or improve society, often relying on donations and volunteers.
Goods or services produced in one country and sold to another country.
The decline of industrial (manufacturing) activity in a region or economy, often due to economic shifts or technological change.
The process of transferring ownership of a business or service from the government to private companies or individuals.

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Restrictions that make international trade more difficult, such as tariffs, quotas, or regulations.
Previously developed land that is now unused or abandoned, often requiring environmental cleanup before reuse.
The financial gain a business makes when revenue exceeds expenses.
A business owned by two or more people who share responsibility, profits, and risks.
A business that operates on a relatively small scale, typically with fewer employees and lower revenue than large corporations.
Taxes placed on imports to make them more expensive and protect domestic industries.
The increasing integration and interdependence of economies, cultures, and societies across the world through trade, technology, and communication.
Undeveloped land, usually in rural areas, that is being considered for commercial development or construction.
The part of the economy that provides services to businesses and individuals, such as retail, healthcare, and entertainment.
Without limits or end; something that goes on forever.
The total amount of money a business earns from selling goods or services before any expenses are deducted.

26 Clues: Without limits or end; something that goes on forever. • The financial gain a business makes when revenue exceeds expenses. • Goods or services produced in one country and sold to another country. • The physical and mental work done by people to produce goods and services. • A payment made by a company to its shareholders, usually from its profits. • ...

business crossword 2025-03-11

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A percentage of the company that can be sold
Someone that organizes and manages a business(')
a manager within a company who promotes innovative product development and marketing
A resource owned by a company with value
Condition of competition between 2 groups
The given income generated
When a company is in debt with more than they have
Questionnaire to ask a target group for opinions
Multiple business' that can be found expanded
Wealth in the form of shares
Responsibility
Owing money towards someone
To think of a product or marketing idea that's unique
A business or firm ran by 2 or more people
An unincorporated business owned by one individual
A daring or risking option
Right to keep possession of a property if the target is in debt

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an open space with a variety of markets to purchase from
Enterprise that is owned by people
Financial gain
an enterprise that is the only seller of a good or service
A group of people in a company that act as a single legal entity
Testing phases of the product
This is needed to obtain goods, based on the trust that they will pay it back on time
To exchange goods or services without currency
An Enterprise owned by a government or official body
The building/Manufacturing process of a product
When a buyer uses a product it is
Amount of a product ready for purchase
Purchasing things with a card that comes out of your own bank account
Amount of shares that someone holds
Meaning the company has profit, making money, without debt

32 Clues: Financial gain • Responsibility • The given income generated • A daring or risking option • Owing money towards someone • Wealth in the form of shares • Testing phases of the product • When a buyer uses a product it is • Enterprise that is owned by people • Amount of shares that someone holds • Amount of a product ready for purchase • A resource owned by a company with value • ...

Business Essentials 2025-03-17

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A type of rivalry between or among businesses that focuses on the use of price to attract scarce customer dollars
A type of market structure in which a market is controlled by one supplier, and there are no substitute goods or services readily available
A market structure in which there are many businesses selling a lot of identical products for about the same price to many buyers; also known as pure competition
A risk-response strategy that involves moving the impact of a risk to someone or something else
The type of market, or environment, in which businesses operate
The money that a business spends
A risk-response strategy that involves assuming responsibility for the risk rather than transferring it
The possibility of loss or failure that occurs as a result of the economy
A monopoly that the government allows to exist legally under controlled conditions
The possibility of loss or failure from nature
A risk-response strategy that involves choosing not to do something that is considered risky
The possibility of loss (failure) or gain (success) inherent in conducting business

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Rivalry between or among businesses that offer dissimilar goods or services
The amount of money a business pays for the products it sells or for the raw materials from which it produces goods to sell; the amount of money a business pays for the products (or for any part of the products) it sells
Rivalry between or among businesses that offer similar types of goods or services
A market structure in which there are relatively few sellers, and industry leaders usually determine prices
Money left after the cost-of-goods expense is subtracted from total income (income from sales-cost of goods=gross profit)
Money left after the cost-of-goods expense and the operating expense are each subtracted from the total income (gross profit-operating expense=net profit)
A type of rivalry between or among businesses that involves factors other than price
The rivalry between two or more businesses to attract scarce customer dollars
Monetary reward a business owner receives for taking the risk involved in investing in a business; income left once all expenses are paid (income-expense=profit)
The desire to make a profit, which moves people to invest in business
A risk-response strategy that involves trying to reduce the chance of loss or severity of loss
All of the expenses involved in running a business
The money received by resource owners and by producers for supplying goods and services to customers
Chances of loss that may result in loss, no change, or gain
Chances of loss that carry with them the possibility of loss or no loss
The possibility of loss or failure from human error

28 Clues: The money that a business spends • The possibility of loss or failure from nature • All of the expenses involved in running a business • The possibility of loss or failure from human error • Chances of loss that may result in loss, no change, or gain • The type of market, or environment, in which businesses operate • ...

Business Crossword 2025-10-31

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An individual that starts/creates a business
A manger that promotes innovation
A form of gathering information
Profits used to grow
A business owned by the goverment
A online market where a seller can sell there products
When a business is in major need of profits
Unpaid loan or owed money
A share or an set amount of ownership
A type of business separate from its owners
A valuable quality
A business who has far more influence then others
A business set up that requires minimal set up
A agreement between two or more individuals

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When a company has full responsability over there products
Total income
Location of business
An exchange for goods
More liability and gains but less assets
A company not owned by the state
When a business is profitable
Rivalry between company's
An individual that introduces new ideas
An early model or sample of a product that is soon to release
The amount of product they have
using up resources
Creating goods made by your business
An individual that creates more ideas
Less liability and gains but more assets
The total money that goes in the plus
Divided profits in a company
The right to keep a product tell debt owed is payed

32 Clues: Total income • using up resources • A valuable quality • Location of business • Profits used to grow • An exchange for goods • Rivalry between company's • Unpaid loan or owed money • Divided profits in a company • When a business is profitable • A form of gathering information • The amount of product they have • A company not owned by the state • A manger that promotes innovation • ...

Digital Business 2025-11-09

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Structure that supports how a system works
Using the internet for all business activities
Technology connecting devices through the Internet
Promoting and selling products online
Field that designs and uses machines to do human tasks
A small useful electronic device
Working together digitally using online tools
System of production, buying, and selling goods
Buying and selling goods and services online
Online system that connects users and services
Type of commerce done using smartphones
Short for application, used on mobile devices
Major change caused by digital technology
Type of computing using remote servers instead of local ones
Use of science to make life easier or better

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Another word for a business or company
Something that exists in digital form, not physical
The opposite of analog, uses computer technology
Moral rules guiding digital and online behavior
Buying and selling online
Used to describe intelligent devices (like phones or TVs)
Online place where buyers and sellers meet
Collection of web pages accessible online
Type of media used for communication and marketing
Storing and processing data on the internet
Activity of making, buying, or selling goods and services
System connecting computers or people together
A digital helper like Alexa or Siri
Group of people connected by shared interests online
Smart device worn on the body, like a smartwatch
Flying robot often used for deliveries or photography
Type of e-commerce where consumers sell to consumers
Robot that works together with humans in factories

33 Clues: Buying and selling online • A small useful electronic device • A digital helper like Alexa or Siri • Promoting and selling products online • Another word for a business or company • Type of commerce done using smartphones • Collection of web pages accessible online • Major change caused by digital technology • Structure that supports how a system works • ...

Business Crossword 2025-05-12

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– Money made after all costs are subtracted
– Wealth in the form of money or assets
– Anyone affected by the actions of a business
– When a business spends more than it earns
– Person who purchases goods and services
– Someone who starts and runs their own business
– What a business owes to others
– Money put into something to gain a return
– Discussion aimed at reaching an agreement
– Creating a unique image and name for a product

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– Share of profits paid to shareholders
– Method used to persuade people to buy
– A plan of action to achieve goals
– A financial plan for income and expenditure
– Activities to promote and sell products
– Ownership interest in a company
– Moral principles that guide business decisions
– Total income before expenses
– General increase in prices over time
– Stock of goods a business holds

20 Clues: – Total income before expenses • – What a business owes to others • – Ownership interest in a company • – Stock of goods a business holds • – A plan of action to achieve goals • – General increase in prices over time • – Share of profits paid to shareholders • – Wealth in the form of money or assets • – Method used to persuade people to buy • ...

business analatics 2025-11-24

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code for data work
large data sets.
used in analytics.
and truth of data.
of data flow.
results in reports.
for data charts.
reason behind results. Suggests what should be done
of business needs.
finding data trends.
meaning found in data.
using coding and models.
with meaning.
showing results.
of information.

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goal of analytics.
amount of data
data trend.
forms of data.
solving business issues.
data tool.
what happened.
what may happen next.
between data.
data safe.
from information.
facts and figures.
of data.
of data for better decisions.

29 Clues: of data. • data tool. • data safe. • data trend. • between data. • of data flow. • with meaning. • amount of data • forms of data. • what happened. • of information. • large data sets. • for data charts. • showing results. • from information. • goal of analytics. • code for data work • used in analytics. • and truth of data. • of business needs. • facts and figures. • results in reports. • finding data trends. • ...

"Business English" 2025-06-15

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I used to work there ____ time. (at one/on one)
An amount of money allocated for a specific purpose, often used for unexpected expenses in a project.
When something is absolutely necessary or essential.
I'm really ____ time. (on/in/pressed for)
The skills and knowledge gained from education or training, making someone suitable for a particular job.
I haven't seen you ____ time! (for/in)
The official record of what was said or decided at a meeting.
A job where you work for yourself rather than for an employer.
A meeting held to discuss the progress of a project and any issues.
Working only a portion of the standard working week.
I'll get back to you ____ no time. (on/in)
Moving up in a company or organization to a higher position.

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An agreement for employment that lasts for a specific, limited period of time.
In theory, it sounds easy, but ____, it's much harder.
The ability to change or be changed in order to suit new conditions.
She's quite happy in Portugal ____ the whole, but of course she misses Brazil.
A job that involves a lot of pressure and causes stress.
The state of not having a job but actively looking for one.
When you work without getting paid, often for a charity or good cause.
Work that is done only for a specific period of the year, usually during certain seasons.
The process of finding new employees to fill job vacancies.
When you work from home using technology to connect to your office.
When you work in shifts, meaning different times of the day or night.
Someone who gets a company car and free lunches as part of their employment package receives these as ____.
Being removed from your job because your employer no longer needs you, often due to financial difficulties.
We need to finish this project ____ time. (on/in)

26 Clues: I haven't seen you ____ time! (for/in) • I'm really ____ time. (on/in/pressed for) • I'll get back to you ____ no time. (on/in) • I used to work there ____ time. (at one/on one) • We need to finish this project ____ time. (on/in) • When something is absolutely necessary or essential. • Working only a portion of the standard working week. • ...

Business Money 2025-07-18

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(US: check) Written order, on a specially printed form, to pay the stated amount from one's bank account.
Obtain money which must be returned or reimbursed.
Digital currency which allows payments to be sent from one party to another without going through a financial institution.
A sum of money due as one of several equal payments to be made over an
A piece of metal, with an official stamp, used as money.
Coins or bank notes (not cheques); actual money paid, not credit.
To put money into a business, property, etc. in order to earn interest or profit.
Sum of money that is borrowed and is expected to be paid back with interest.
tender Currency that cannot legally be refused as payment.
Amount of money available or needed for a specific use.

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Sum of money payable as a first instalment on a purchase; Money placed in an account in a bank.
The money used in a country.
(be broke) To have no money.
To be in debt to someone: to owe money to somebody.
Take money from a bank account.
Pay back money received; reimburse.
Piece of paper money.
Small sum of money given to a waiter, taxi driver, etc.
Automated Teller Machine; cash dispenser.
A person dealing with cash transactions in a bank, shop, etc.

20 Clues: Piece of paper money. • The money used in a country. • (be broke) To have no money. • Take money from a bank account. • Pay back money received; reimburse. • Automated Teller Machine; cash dispenser. • Obtain money which must be returned or reimbursed. • To be in debt to someone: to owe money to somebody. • Small sum of money given to a waiter, taxi driver, etc. • ...

Business Money 2025-07-18

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(US: check) Written order, on a specially printed form, to pay the stated amount from one's bank account.
Obtain money which must be returned or reimbursed.
Digital currency which allows payments to be sent from one party to another without going through a financial institution.
A sum of money due as one of several equal payments to be made over an
A piece of metal, with an official stamp, used as money.
Coins or bank notes (not cheques); actual money paid, not credit.
To put money into a business, property, etc. in order to earn interest or profit.
Sum of money that is borrowed and is expected to be paid back with interest.
tender Currency that cannot legally be refused as payment.
Amount of money available or needed for a specific use.

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Sum of money payable as a first instalment on a purchase; Money placed in an account in a bank.
The money used in a country.
(be broke) To have no money.
To be in debt to someone: to owe money to somebody.
Take money from a bank account.
Pay back money received; reimburse.
Piece of paper money.
Small sum of money given to a waiter, taxi driver, etc.
Automated Teller Machine; cash dispenser.
A person dealing with cash transactions in a bank, shop, etc.

Business Acronyms 2025-07-16

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How much money you get back compared to how much you put in. You want a high ROI!
Doesn't apply here" or "not relevant.
Information isn't ready yet, but it will be shared soon.
End of Business / This just means by the end of the workday.
The department that handles all things related to computers, networks, and tech.
When a company sells things only to other companies, not to regular people.
The department that deals with all the employees, like hiring new people or helping with work problems.
Extra hours you work beyond your normal schedule.
The person in charge of all the company's money and finances.
When a company sells things directly to everyday people like you and me.

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A request on an invitation asking you to let someone know if you're coming.
A big yearly meeting where a company talks to its owners (shareholders) about how things went.
A decision hasn't been made yet.
A special kind of accountant who passed extra tests to be an expert in money matters.
You pay for something when it arrives at your door, not beforehand.
A paper you sign promising not to share secret information.
The person in charge of all the computers and technology for a company.
The boss of the entire company. The most important person in charge.
The team that helps a company look good to the public and the news.
The main office or central building of a company.

20 Clues: A decision hasn't been made yet. • Doesn't apply here" or "not relevant. • The main office or central building of a company. • Extra hours you work beyond your normal schedule. • Information isn't ready yet, but it will be shared soon. • A paper you sign promising not to share secret information. • End of Business / This just means by the end of the workday. • ...

Business studies 2025-10-17

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After working 12 months, casuals must be offered this pathway to permanency
Act governing employment relationships in Australia: Fair ___ Act 2009
Business-specific agreement negotiated between employer and employees that must be better than Awards
Employment type with irregular hours, no guaranteed work, but receives loading
Online employment marketplace founded in 1997, now using AI
Contract clause preventing disclosure of sensitive business information
Type of leave for SES volunteers and jury duty
Social media recruitment platform often used professionally
Private computer network used for internal recruitment
Long ___ leave is earned after 7-10 years with same employer
Process of attracting qualified applicants to apply for a job vacancy
Compulsory retirement savings that employers must contribute
Job ___: Adding more control and decision-making to a role
Recruitment from outside the business
Maximum hours per week without penalty rates under NES
Leave entitlement of 4 weeks per year for full-time employees
Personal/___'s leave provides 10 days paid leave per year

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Selection method using personality assessments and scenario questions
Period of warning an employee must give before leaving employment
Selection method testing actual job skills practically
Most common selection method involving face-to-face meeting with candidates
Job ___: Written statement of duties, tasks, and responsibilities
Employment type working less than 35-38 hours per week with pro-rata entitlements
Informal internal recruitment method spreading job news among employees
Fair Work Information Statement must be given to all ___ employees
NES that allows parents, carers, and those 55+ to request different working arrangements
Selection process should choose most appropriate candidate, ___ most qualified
Systematic study of job duties, tasks, and work environment
Selection conducted through digital platforms and websites
Process of choosing the most appropriate candidate from applicants
Industry-specific minimum standards for wages and conditions
Leave for birth or adoption of a child, lasting 12 months unpaid
Pro ___ entitlements are calculated proportionally for part-time workers
Number of minimum employment standards in the NES

34 Clues: Recruitment from outside the business • Type of leave for SES volunteers and jury duty • Number of minimum employment standards in the NES • Selection method testing actual job skills practically • Private computer network used for internal recruitment • Maximum hours per week without penalty rates under NES • ...

Business puzzle 2025-08-21

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Jag startade Virgin och flög till rymden.
Jag är en sökmotor som nästan alla använder.
Jag gör elbilar och heter som en uppfinnare.
Jag blev miljardär tack vare min TV-show och affärssinne.
Jag dyker alltid upp när ett företag måste betala för något.
Ett svenskt företag som förändrade hur vi lyssnar på musik.
Jag leder Tesla och SpaceX.
Jag startade IKEA i ett litet småländskt samhälle.
Om ett företag tjänar mer än det spenderar, har det mig.
Jag startade Amazon i mitt garage.
Jag är en plan för framtida inkomster och utgifter.
Ett svenskt företag som säljer möbler i platta paket.
Ju mer av mig det finns, desto mer vill kunderna köpa.
Jag är en liten del av ett företag som man kan köpa och sälja.
Jag är mängden varor och tjänster som finns att köpa.

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När flera företag tävlar om samma kunder.
Jag föds när någon hittar på något nytt som förändrar marknaden.
Jag är ett amerikanskt företag känt för iPhone och Mac.
Jag grundade Microsoft och är en av världens rikaste.
Jag får kunderna att upptäcka och vilja köpa företagets produkter.
Jag grundade Apple och uppfann iPhone.
Jag skapade Facebook när jag var student.
Jag är ett känt svenskt bilmärke som också gör lastbilar.
Ett svenskt företag som säljer kläder över hela världen.
Jag är ingen företagsledare, men jag påverkar företag genom att kräva hållbarhet.
Jag kallas ”Oraklet från Omaha” och är en av världens största investerare.
Jag är företagets pengar efter att alla kostnader är betalda.

27 Clues: Jag leder Tesla och SpaceX. • Jag startade Amazon i mitt garage. • Jag grundade Apple och uppfann iPhone. • När flera företag tävlar om samma kunder. • Jag startade Virgin och flög till rymden. • Jag skapade Facebook när jag var student. • Jag är en sökmotor som nästan alla använder. • Jag gör elbilar och heter som en uppfinnare. • ...

Business holc 2025-09-24

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Zamówienie
Bawełna
Jakość
Niepalne
Prawdziwa skóra
Naturalne
Oferta
Reklama
Zagrożenie
Składniki
Dostawca

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Nie Prasować
Łatwopalne
Cena
Okazja
Zatrudnienie
Wyprzedane
Magazyn
Kruche
Zniżka

20 Clues: Cena • Jakość • Okazja • Oferta • Kruche • Zniżka • Bawełna • Magazyn • Reklama • Niepalne • Dostawca • Naturalne • Składniki • Zamówienie • Łatwopalne • Wyprzedane • Zagrożenie • Nie Prasować • Zatrudnienie • Prawdziwa skóra

Business analytics 2025-10-27

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Checking if assumptions about data are true.
Explains what happened in the past.
Responsible and fair use of data.
Using data to assess business performance and risk.
Initial investigation to summarize data.
Microsoft tool for business data visualization.
Field that uses algorithms to extract knowledge from data.
Person who collects, processes, and analyzes data sets.
Representing data using charts and graphs.
Extremely large data sets analyzed for patterns and trends.
workforce data to enhance employee management.
Discovering patterns and relationships in data.
The science of turning data into useful insights.
Protecting personal and sensitive information.
Choosing the best action based on data.
Studying customer data to improve campaigns.
Explains why something happened.

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Suggests actions to achieve desired results.
Professional who interprets data to guide decisions.
Tools and systems for analyzing business data.
Uses data to forecast future outcomes.
Visualization tool for creating interactive dashboards.
software used for data analysis.
Removing errors or inconsistencies from data.
Process of studying business needs to find solutions.
Using data to improve patient care and outcomes.
Improving efficiency in business processes.
Checking data quality before analysis.
Accuracy, completeness, and reliability of data.
Valuable understandings gained from data.

30 Clues: software used for data analysis. • Explains why something happened. • Responsible and fair use of data. • Explains what happened in the past. • Uses data to forecast future outcomes. • Checking data quality before analysis. • Choosing the best action based on data. • Initial investigation to summarize data. • Valuable understandings gained from data. • ...

Business Vocab 2026-03-03

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A word for rapid expansion that is enabled by specialization. It was used by Al Capone and is core to international trade, as demonstrated by the island trade example. It is also a term used for startups when they grow.
This can be social, financial, human, intellectual. It is anything which can be used to generate wealth, including mineral-mining rights.
A organization where there is a pooling of resources and capital to generate profit and a ROI return on investment.
This acronym stands for a type of environment of rapid unpredictable change, unclear and uncertain outcomes, and lack of simplicity. Having an entrepreneurial mindset helps us to deal with this type of environment.
To divide a market into distinct groups of buyers with different needs or behaviors.
This technique to incentivize participation, especially on digital apps and platforms and in this class, is rooted in neuroscience, behavioral economics, and self-determination theory.
Being this type of market structure with no competition, places a bulls-eye on that one seller.
This word sounds sophisticated, but it is essentially a hypothesis about actions to achieve a goal in an uncertain and unknown future.
A type of intellectual property right that gives an inventor exclusive rights to their invention for a long, but not infinite, amount of time
Mazlow’s pyramid is described as a “Hierarchy of” this word.
Your network is your “net -----”

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This type of integration denotes end to end control of your supply chain, for example, owning the cows for the leather for your handbags that you sell in your stores.
An entrepreneurial mindset always finds this when faced with an obstacle; it’s a positive , resourceful way to look at the same situation.
This is THE base word in business, without it, there is no incentive for a transaction. It is paired with -- proposition, -- creation, -- capture, -- stick, and – chain
A checklist of how to think and analyze business situations and dilemmas.
This type of market has many small sellers, none of them controlling the market. While competition can be considered high because of the quantity, it is easier to compete against this type of market than a concentrated market.
This technique involves asking this question five times in succession to deduce the root cause of a problem.
A synonym for intelligent. The acronym describes the attributes of a successful plan: specific, measurable, actionable, relevant, and timely.
The Business Model ___ is a 1-page strategic template with 9 building blocks, developed by Osterwalder, to evaluate the strength of businesses.
A symbol, word, or phrase legally registered to represent a company or product. One does not always need to register it, but one should use it consistently.

20 Clues: Your network is your “net -----” • Mazlow’s pyramid is described as a “Hierarchy of” this word. • A checklist of how to think and analyze business situations and dilemmas. • To divide a market into distinct groups of buyers with different needs or behaviors. • Being this type of market structure with no competition, places a bulls-eye on that one seller. • ...

Business Terms 2026-03-03

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a useful or valuable thing, person, or quality.
make (something needed or wanted) available to someone; provide
the act of consuming, as by use, decay, or destruction.
an association of individuals, created by law or under authority of law
something that is owed or that one is bound to pay to or perform for another.
the state of being responsible for something, especially by law.
an entry recording an amount owed, listed on the left-hand side or column of an account
grant a franchise to (an individual or group).
an entry recording a sum received, listed on the right-hand side or column of an account.
the collective items or amounts of income of a person, a state, etc.

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an open space where a market is or was formerly held in a town
a type of security that gives stockholders a share of ownership in a company
make a prototype of (a product).
the act of producing; creation; manufacture.
a financial gain, especially the difference between the amount earned and the amount spent in buying, operating, or producing something.
introduce something new or different
the units of stock that represent ownership in a corporation.
a general view, examination, or description of someone or something.
the exclusive possession or control of the supply of or trade in a commodity or service.
a risky or daring journey or undertaking.

20 Clues: make a prototype of (a product). • introduce something new or different • a risky or daring journey or undertaking. • the act of producing; creation; manufacture. • grant a franchise to (an individual or group). • a useful or valuable thing, person, or quality. • the act of consuming, as by use, decay, or destruction. • ...

BUSINESS ENGLISH 2026-02-22

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The situation when a company spends more money than it earns.
The type of money that a country uses.
The debts or money that a company must pay.
Money that individuals or businesses must pay to the government.
Money that is used to pay for goods or services.
A document showing the money you have paid for something
The money that you borrow from a bank or another person and must pay back.
Someone who owns shares in a company.
A business that sells goods directly to customers.
A document that lists products delivered and asks for payment.

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The money used to start or run a business.
A written agreement between two or more people or companies.
A business that sells products in large amounts, usually to shops.
A person who buy goods or services.
The extra money paid for borrowing money.
The regular money you receive for doing your job.
The amount of money you make when your sales are more than your costs.
Money returned to you after you return a product or cancel a service.
The act of bringing goods to a customer.
A lower price than the usual one.

20 Clues: A lower price than the usual one. • A person who buy goods or services. • Someone who owns shares in a company. • The type of money that a country uses. • The act of bringing goods to a customer. • The extra money paid for borrowing money. • The money used to start or run a business. • The debts or money that a company must pay. • ...

Vocabulary Choice Board crossword puzzle 2025-09-17

Vocabulary Choice Board crossword puzzle crossword puzzle

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Income earned from the sale of goods or services
equation Assets=Liabilities+Owner's equity
Claim The legal right to property
Property or items of value owned by a business are referred to as...
The person or business that is selling the item on credit
payable An amount or total that a business owes to a creditor or business
Money or other property paid out in order to produce profit
Anything of value that a person or business owns and therefore controls
When a business buys something on credit, it is also called buying...

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receivable The total amount of money owed to a business, essentially money that is promised to be received later.
Financial claims to assets are called...
The creditors claim the assets of the business or "debt"
When a business earns revenue, the owner will tend to take cash from the business for personal use
The cost of products or services used to operate a business
When you buy something and agree to pay for it later, you're buying it on...
transaction Economic event that causes a change in assets, liabilities, or owner’s equity
A subdivision under assets, liabilities, or owner's equity
equity The owner's claims to the assets of their own business are called...

18 Clues: Claim The legal right to property • Financial claims to assets are called... • equation Assets=Liabilities+Owner's equity • Income earned from the sale of goods or services • The creditors claim the assets of the business or "debt" • The person or business that is selling the item on credit • A subdivision under assets, liabilities, or owner's equity • ...

Chapter 3 BUSINESS PLAN 2024-10-20

Chapter 3 BUSINESS PLAN crossword puzzle

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A component of a business plan that reviews what the business is and how it plans to generate profit.
A formal statement that defines a company's goals and purpose.
Assets required to create and deliver a business’s value proposition, including financial, physical, intellectual, or human resources.
The section of a business plan that provides additional information such as resumes, blueprints, or photos.
Financial technology that enhances financial services through innovations like data analytics, investment algorithms, and cybersecurity.
A strategy that outlines how a business will generate revenue, including market analysis, competitive analysis, and target audience identification.
Provides a brief overview of a company, including its name, location, function, and key details about its operations.
A template used to sketch out key elements of a business, helping define its value propositions, customer segments, and more
The essential actions required to deliver a value proposition to customers.
A projection of expected sales and expenses, often including pro forma income statements, cash flow statements, and balance sheets.
Categories of potential customers, defined by shared attributes and behaviors.

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The income earned by a business through its activities.
Strategies for maintaining connections with customers to meet their expectations and needs.
External entities like suppliers or alliances that help a business reach its goals.
The value a product or service provides to a customer segment, explaining why customers should choose a particular business.
Analysis of the costs a business will incur, based on its key activities, resources, and partnerships.
Details how a company will be organized, including procedures for operations, networking, accounting, and technology use.
A plan that outlines how a business will obtain start-up capital, identify financing sources, and project future income, expenses, and cash flow.
A strategic plan that guides entrepreneurs through the start-up process, helping them make realistic decisions about starting and operating a business.
Methods through which a business delivers its products or services to customer segments.

20 Clues: The income earned by a business through its activities. • A formal statement that defines a company's goals and purpose. • The essential actions required to deliver a value proposition to customers. • Categories of potential customers, defined by shared attributes and behaviors. • ...

Sophia's In Business 2022-05-17

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items of value
when a business owner is personally responsible for all the debts of his or her business
when a business modifies their marketing strategies
the development of long-term relationships with individual customers
where the borrower offers an asset as security for the loan
an incorporated business with between two and fifty private shareholders
methods used by by a business to inform, persuade and remind customers about its products
a person who influences others
a business owned and operated by between two and twenty people
the process of creating a new or significantly improved product, service or process (way of doing something)
a paid, non-personal message communicated through a mass medium
funds contributed by the business owner(s)
the inclusion of advertising in entertainment
where the borrower does not need to have an asset to offer as security, but the interest rate is usually higher

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the ability of a business to pay its short-term debts on time
money owing to external sources;e.g. a bank
the use of activities or materials as direct inducements to customers
something an entrepreneur can see as an avenue to success
standards that define what is acceptable and unacceptable behaviour; it is concerned with what is morally right or wrong
the clear, shared sense of direction that allows people to achieve a common goal
refers to rivalry among business that try to supply the needs and wants of a market
when a business uses the same marketing strategies in all markets
any free news story about a business
population characteristics that affect customer spending which include: age, ethnicity, gender, marital status, family size and income
the group of customers to whom a business intends to sell its products

25 Clues: items of value • a person who influences others • any free news story about a business • funds contributed by the business owner(s) • money owing to external sources;e.g. a bank • the inclusion of advertising in entertainment • when a business modifies their marketing strategies • something an entrepreneur can see as an avenue to success • ...

Business Intro Review :) 2025-02-12

Business Intro Review :) crossword puzzle

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A business owned and operated by a group for mutual benefit.
The need for self-respect and recognition.
Business that deals with the distribution of goods.
A business model where a company licenses its brand and operations.
The company that grants the rights to a franchise.
Places where buyers and sellers exchange goods and services.
When a country's exports exceed its imports.
Type of business that provides services rather than goods.
Canada's top import
A tax imposed on imported goods
The need to achieve one's full potential.
A business owned by two or more individuals.
Goods brought into a country from abroad.
A business owned and operated by one person.
natural resources being consumed faster than they can be replenished
The amount of goods and services available in a market.
Money a business earns from sales or services.

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When a country's imports exceed its exports.
Revenue minus expenses.
The need for security and protection.
The need for relationships and social connections.
Negative impacts of business activities on society.
Canada's top trading partner for imports
Costs incurred by a business in its operations.
Goods sent from one country to another for sale.
Trump imposed a 25% tariff on
Type of business that produces goods from raw materials.
A legal entity separate from its owners, with shareholders.
A system of money used in a particular country.
Economic principle stating that demand increases as price decreases.
Hiring external companies to perform business tasks.
Basic human needs like food, water, and shelter.
An organization that operates for social or charitable purposes.
Business activities occurring within a country's borders.
The person or company that buys the rights to operate a franchise.
The willingness of consumers to buy goods and services.

36 Clues: Canada's top import • Revenue minus expenses. • Trump imposed a 25% tariff on • A tax imposed on imported goods • The need for security and protection. • Canada's top trading partner for imports • The need to achieve one's full potential. • Goods brought into a country from abroad. • The need for self-respect and recognition. • When a country's imports exceed its exports. • ...

The Beauty Business 2024-08-30

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Individual owner and, most often, the manager of a business.
Your staff or employees
A strategy for how goods and service are bought, sold, and exchanged
Guarantees protection against financial loss from malpractice, property liability, fire, burglary and theft, and business interruption
An ownership structure controlled by one or more stockholders
Business structure in which two or more people share ownership, although not necessarily equally.
Information about a specific population, including data on race, age, income, and educational attainment

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Money needed to invest in a business
_______ supplies are used in the daily business operation.
Maintaining accurate and complete records of all financial activities in your business
The business ____ is a written description of your business as you see it today and as you foresee it in the next five years (detailed by year)
Written _______ documents that govern the opening of a business, including leases, vendor contracts, employee contracts, and more; all of which detail, usually for legal purposes, who does what and what is given in return.
______ statement is a long-term picture of what the business is to become and what it will look like when it gets there.
Business ______ are the rules or regulations adopted by a business to ensure that all clients and associates are being treated fairly and consistently.
Business ________ is the recurring processes or activities involved in the running of a business for the purpose of producing income and value
A set of benchmarks that, once achieved, help you to realize your mission and your vision.
Supplies sold to clients

17 Clues: Your staff or employees • Supplies sold to clients • Money needed to invest in a business • _______ supplies are used in the daily business operation. • Individual owner and, most often, the manager of a business. • An ownership structure controlled by one or more stockholders • A strategy for how goods and service are bought, sold, and exchanged • ...

Entrepreneurship crossword puzzle 2020-10-23

Entrepreneurship crossword puzzle crossword puzzle

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A legal right an owner has to make copies of their creative work
An asset or item that has been purchased in hopes of creating profit in the future
A type of business structure in which the business is owned and run by one person with no distinction between the business and owner
An estimate of the value of something on the open market, Business Valuation, The estimated worth of a business entity and their assets
Venture, A business entity created by two or more persons to fund a specific project
liability, Legal status in which a business person assumes full legal responsibility in order to pay off debts
A financial institution whose purpose is to make loans and receive deposits
A company or a group of people authorized to act as a single entity

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A form of intellectual property which grants it's owner exclusive rights to their invention
An agreement that unites two existing companies into one
The practice of a business hiring another business in order to perform services or provide goods
Capitalist, A private equity investor that is provided by venture capital firms in order to fund new businesses that have potential
Members recruited by an owner in which their sales also generate profit for the owner
The process of researching, advertising, selling, and distributing a product or service
A transaction in which people exchange goods or services for other goods or services
institution, A company whose focus is dealing with financial transactions
Marketing, A business model that depends on person to person transactions controlled by an independant representative
Plan, A detailed document that describes fundamental information about a business
Union, A financial institution similar to bank, with the difference being that it is member-owned and non-profit
Liability, Legal statues in which a person's financial liability does not exceed a fixed sum

20 Clues: An agreement that unites two existing companies into one • A legal right an owner has to make copies of their creative work • A company or a group of people authorized to act as a single entity • institution, A company whose focus is dealing with financial transactions • A financial institution whose purpose is to make loans and receive deposits • ...

Vocab 1 2023-04-28

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Anything that is owned
A record summary of transactions done
The difference in an account’s financial activity
A summary of a business financial position
The ethics of making business decisions
A business owned by an individual person
A business action showing financial changes
The process of recording financial information
The regulations an accountant must follow
The process of summarizing accounting records
that is owed
The difference between what is owned and owed
The assests leftover after liabilities are paid
Providing an act for a fee
Someone who is owed something
Assets taken by the owners

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The difference between your own assests and liabilities
The rights to a business assets
A sale with a later payment
deciding what is wrong and right
The difference between someone’s assests and debits
A summary of owners equity
A business cost
An increase in equity due to sales
An account’s name
A formal document that states a business operations

26 Clues: that is owed • A business cost • An account’s name • Anything that is owned • A summary of owners equity • Providing an act for a fee • Assets taken by the owners • A sale with a later payment • Someone who is owed something • The rights to a business assets • deciding what is wrong and right • An increase in equity due to sales • A record summary of transactions done • ...

Interactive.Cross word 2022-05-06

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A business with a partner
This service includes receiving deposits of money, lending money and processing transactions
A closely regulated business
An asset is usually purchased or, equivalently, a deposit is made in a bank, in hopes of getting a future return or interest from it.
units of equity ownership in a corporation
A credit union is...
business that provides banking services for profit.
What corporations have
a person who organizes and operates a business or businesses
Something hard to raise as a sole business owner
A different name for Checking account
What most entrepreneurs own
Another name for saving accounts

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an agent that provides financial services for its clients
A summary of entrepreneur endevours Organizing an entrepreneur...
Another name for term certificates
Provided by outside investors
Disadvantage for sole proprietorship
a not-for-profit co-operative financial institution
Hopes of getting a future return
...card
One business owner
Some banks called...issue banknotes as legal tender.

23 Clues: ...card • One business owner • A credit union is... • What corporations have • A business with a partner • What most entrepreneurs own • A closely regulated business • Provided by outside investors • Hopes of getting a future return • Another name for saving accounts • Another name for term certificates • Disadvantage for sole proprietorship • A different name for Checking account • ...

Promoting and Selling 2023-11-16

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Chief executive officer
The management of money, especially by companies
Population-based factors such as age, gender or race
Acronym, strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, threats
The process of running a business or organisation. Admin
Producing advertisements for products or services
A person who sets up a business
The location of a business. _____graphic
Chief financial officer

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A person who provides advice to the business
When a business is funded by shareholders
Also known as HR
A sum of money that is borrowed expecting to be paid back, often with interest
Someone who buys a product or service
An organization engaged in commercial, industrial, or professional activities.
The activity of a business promoting and selling products or services
Rivalry among businesses with the same target market
The specific group of people that a product or service is aimed at
A sum of money that is owed or due
The amount something sells for

20 Clues: Also known as HR • Chief executive officer • Chief financial officer • The amount something sells for • A person who sets up a business • A sum of money that is owed or due • Someone who buys a product or service • The location of a business. _____graphic • When a business is funded by shareholders • A person who provides advice to the business • ...

Accounting 1 2023-11-27

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Assets - Liabilities
An organization or enterprising entity engaged in commercial, industrial or professional activities.
Items used for daily business operations.
To be responsible for something by law.
The business owe money to its vendors/suppliers.
Everything we own.
The standards for morally right and wrong conduct in business.
A complete list of current assets.
To exchange goods, services or financial assets in return for money.
A reduction from the usual cost of something.
The money the customer owes to the company.

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The total amount of income generated by sales.
When we earn money.
A short and memorable phrase used in advertising.
A multiplayer economics-themed board game.
To call the attention of the public to something, typically a product or service.
The process of keeping financial accounts.
When we lose money.
A way for a business owner to withdraw money from the business for personal use.
The money used to build, run or grow a business.

20 Clues: Everything we own. • When we earn money. • When we lose money. • Assets - Liabilities • A complete list of current assets. • To be responsible for something by law. • Items used for daily business operations. • A multiplayer economics-themed board game. • The process of keeping financial accounts. • The money the customer owes to the company. • ...

Business 1.2 Key Terms 2023-10-16

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legal entity organized and operated for a collective
a business held by one or more founders
business with specific social objectives
a legal entity formed by an individual or a group
it functions independently of any government
different financial objects are traded
the amount of resources that exceeds the portion that is actively used
a person is responsible for the business
public goods and public services
a legal document signed by two or more people
the formation and legislation of a limited company

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each business owner is equally responsible for the business
a person who invested money in a cooperation
legal partnership between two or more people
a portion of company held by public
when a company first sells shares to the public
partners are liable up to the amount invested
corporate loss will not exceed the amount in invested partnership
business that is not under state control
an entity that you collaborate in business

20 Clues: public goods and public services • a portion of company held by public • different financial objects are traded • a business held by one or more founders • business with specific social objectives • business that is not under state control • a person is responsible for the business • an entity that you collaborate in business • a person who invested money in a cooperation • ...

Accounting Terms 2025-02-14

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An individual or institution to whom money is owed, usually due to credit extended or loans made.
- is the money you have left after paying for business expenses.
- an individual who starts a business.
Business - a business that uses components to make a finished good.
The allocation of resources, usually money, with the expectation of generating a return or profit over time. Investments can include stocks, bonds, real estate, and more.
accounting firms - a business or an accountant who provides services for multiple clients.
Equity: The residual interest in the assets of a business after deducting liabilities; it represents the owner's claim on the assets.
Claim: A legal right to an asset or income, typically held by creditors or investors.
- a legal arrangement between two or more people.
businesses - one that does not earn profit for its owners.
entry accounting - A system where every transaction is recorded in at least two accounts on debit and one credit.
The removal of funds or assets from a business by the owner, which reduces the owner's equity in the company.
Receivable: Money owed to a business by its customers for goods or services delivered but not yet paid for. It's recorded as an asset on the balance sheet.
balance - The typical side (debit or credit) that an account usually has based on its type.
An accounting entry that increases liabilities or equity, or decreases assets, often representing money borrowed or a positive balance in an account.
-A record that contains all financial transactions for each account.

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A record that tracks the financial transactions of a specific asset, liability, equity, revenue, or expense. Accounts are categorized in the general ledger.
- a legal entity that is separate and distant from its owners.
The costs incurred by a business in the process of earning revenue. Expenses reduce the overall profit of the business.
Business - a business that purchases finished goods and resells them to customers.
- An entry on the right side of an account that usually increases liabilities, equity, or revenue.
- a formal agreement or document.
proprietorship - a business owned by one person.
- the money it has available to pay for its day to day operations.
Refers to ownership interest in a company, represented by shares of stock or other ownership instruments.
Transaction: An economic event that involves the exchange of goods, services, or funds between parties, resulting in a change in financial position.
Payable: Money a business owes to its suppliers or creditors for goods or services received but not yet paid for. It is recorded as a liability on the balance sheet.
- An entry on the left side of an account that usually increases assets or expenses.
The income generated from normal business operations, typically from sales of goods or services, before any expenses are deducted.
Financial obligations or debts that a business owes to outside parties, which are settled over time through the transfer of economic bene
- Certified public accountant.
Tangible or intangible assets owned by a business, such as land, buildings, equipment, or intellectual property.
- profit businesses -is a business that exists to earn money.
enterprise system - an economic system where a government places very few restrictions on the types of business activities.
Business - is a company that performs servicesfor the benefit of their customers.
- a decrease in net income that is outside the normal operations of a business.
clerk - asists acsounting departments with various tasks.
of accounts - A list of all accounts used by a business to organize financial transactions.
- that examination and verification of a company's financial records.

39 Clues: - Certified public accountant. • - a formal agreement or document. • - an individual who starts a business. • proprietorship - a business owned by one person. • - a legal arrangement between two or more people. • clerk - asists acsounting departments with various tasks. • businesses - one that does not earn profit for its owners. • ...

Business Economics 2012-07-21

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Someone who's part of a business with 2-20 owners.
Costs that fluctuate according to how many products were sold.
How much something is worth.
The money left over after paying all the company's expenses.
Something you draw up to identify you strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats.
what you do to work out your break=even point.
Costs you have to pay no matter how many of your products you sell.
How you package and present your product.
Something you draw up to ask your target market.
When raw materials are changed or existing materials are improved.
An organisation started by a person to create a profit.

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How you would create awareness about your product.
A picture or symbol representing a business.
The money paid to the government depending on your level of income.
Another word for 'qualities' of an entrepreneur.
A person who has iniative and creative idess and uses them to start a business.
Goods that are purchased and sold at a profit.
People who buy your product.
The money used to start a business.
A luxury item.
An item that is essential in order to survive.

21 Clues: A luxury item. • How much something is worth. • People who buy your product. • The money used to start a business. • How you package and present your product. • A picture or symbol representing a business. • what you do to work out your break=even point. • Goods that are purchased and sold at a profit. • An item that is essential in order to survive. • ...

Business Studies 2012-10-28

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A motto or slogan conveyed through a song
gap The space in the existing market for a new good
a distinctive mark or feature particularly characteristic of or identified with a product.
the statistical data of a population, especially those showing average age, income, education, etc.
credere commission A commission received by an agent for bearing the risk of non payment
The last phase of the product life cycle
confidence in a purchaser's ability and intention to pay, displayed by entrusting the buyer with goods or services without immediate payment.
A limited number of suppliers in a market
A method of pricing a new product below market related competitors
the line Advertising that does not appear in the media but takes the form of personal selling or sales promotion

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An electronically registered address or name of a website.
a distinctive phrase, song or motto of any product range, item or line.
Dividing the market share in to manageable sections.
A middleman
extensive mention in the news media or by word of mouth or other means of communication.
The movement of goods from one area to another
A type of packaging that changes all the time.
An example of the product. used to test the market before production
the exclusive right granted by a government to an inventor to manufacture, use, or sell an invention for a certain number of years.
It divides the population into 10 LSM groups, 10 (highest) to 1 (lowest). Previously eight groups were used but this changed in 2001.

20 Clues: A middleman • The last phase of the product life cycle • A motto or slogan conveyed through a song • A limited number of suppliers in a market • The movement of goods from one area to another • A type of packaging that changes all the time. • gap The space in the existing market for a new good • Dividing the market share in to manageable sections. • ...

Business Venture 2012-11-29

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a statement of a set of business goals
a product or service required for survival
non-profit financial cooperative that offers deposit accounts
an original idea
limited to one’s investment
owned and controlled by members
owner has complete control of decisions
Annual Reports
creates idea before finding market
Focus groups or surveys
invests money deposited by customers

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form of ownership with divided responsibilities
group of people created to act as single entity
lending money, processing transactions and deposits money
act of investing money for a profit
partners are both liable for business debts
a product or service not required for survival
outside investors providing financing for new, growing or struggling businesses
something modified or changed
creates idea after seeing a problem

20 Clues: Annual Reports • an original idea • Focus groups or surveys • limited to one’s investment • something modified or changed • owned and controlled by members • creates idea before finding market • act of investing money for a profit • creates idea after seeing a problem • invests money deposited by customers • a statement of a set of business goals • ...

Business Mastery 2013-03-20

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Theory that presumes all action or behavior is a result of internal, biological instincts
Current and long-term debts of the practitioner or business
Suggests that behavior can be motivated by an individual observing the consequences that others experience from their behaviors
Lifestyle factors that are major determinants in whether someone becomes a client, including special interest activities, philosophical beliefs, social factors, cultural involvements, wellness needs, and wellness goals
Categorical statistics such as age, income level, occupation, gender, geographic location, and education level
Accounts you owe to someone else
Used when a negotiations come to an impasse or mediation fails; each side presents their case to a third party who makes the final decision
Point of view based on observable behavior that states that biological responses to stimuli direct behavior
Type of conflict resolution that uses professionals trained to negotiate many types of disputes
Reduce asset and expense accounts, and increase liability, capital, and income accounts
Total resources of the sole practitioner or business
Increase asset and expense accounts, and reduce liability, capital, and income accounts

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Proposes that the environment, and individual’s behavior and knowledge, emotions, and cognitive development influence each other to determine motivation
Accounts that are owed to you by someone else
License required by a city or county to sell a product or perform a service for money
A direction and/or theme that creates a context for your goals
General areas of concern
Approach founded on the belief that making meaning is key to motivation
View that focuses on personal growth and interpersonal relationships, believing that people behave out of intentionality and values
The net worth of a business; the difference between assets and liabilities
Very specific things, events, or experiences that have a definite completion and that you can objectively know when you have achieved

21 Clues: General areas of concern • Accounts you owe to someone else • Accounts that are owed to you by someone else • Total resources of the sole practitioner or business • Current and long-term debts of the practitioner or business • A direction and/or theme that creates a context for your goals • Approach founded on the belief that making meaning is key to motivation • ...

business studies 2013-04-30

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Something offered or given in return for a service
A tool used to gain an overview of how a market is segmented. Useful for finding gaps in the market
Gets people to work harder and produce high quality products. They are motivated by rewards (e.g. money) or promotions
money made
Where there is between 2-20 owners. They have unlimited liability. They must sign a deed of partnership
buying the rights to set up a store that already belongs to a company
market. Companies or organisations that purchase goods and services and then sell or rent to another business
measureable aim. fact
objects people buy
something they want to achieve
A business owned and controlled by 1 person who makes all the decisions
how a business id going to complete their aim
startreck.....
Somebody who uses the end product
research Getting information from/about customers

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jobs Providing people with services
A non-measurable aim. An opinion
someone who hires someone
where someone sells their skills
liability which You could be responsible for all the debt., even if you only invested £1
Where 1 industry requires the other 2
jobs Working in industry/factories
liability which You only lose the money that you invested
service. This is how the workers act towards the customers. You can have good and bad customer service.
jobs Extracting the raw materials
Possibility of going wrong
limited company Owned by shareholders. Limited liability. Non-public shareholders-friends and family.
market. The sales of goods and services from an individual or company to the end user

28 Clues: money made • startreck..... • objects people buy • measureable aim. fact • someone who hires someone • Possibility of going wrong • something they want to achieve • A non-measurable aim. An opinion • where someone sells their skills • jobs Extracting the raw materials • Somebody who uses the end product • jobs Working in industry/factories • jobs Providing people with services • ...

Business Networking 2014-05-01

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bring together or into contact so that a real or notional link is established
The state of wanting to know or learn about something or someone
A chance for employment or promotion or making a potential business contact
A quick blurb about yourself to have memorized that quickly sums up what you want others to remember about yourself (Two Words)
The way in which two or more concepts, objects, or people are connected, or the state of being connected
When people gather together to develop contacts with others that could possible lead to business (Two Words)
An individual or business who shows interest and provides his or her contact information; potential sales contact (Two Words)
An activity carried out as part of a study in order to monitor or further develop earlier work; should be no more than 48 hours after meeting (Two Words)
Establishing a mutually beneficial relationship with other business people and potential clients or customers (Two Words)

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The action of working with someone to produce or create something
A feeling of fellowship with others, as a result of sharing common attitudes, interests, and goals
A meeting, communication, or relationship with someone
A person who attends networking events and immediately gravitates towards the same group of friends (Two Words)
A question which cannot be answered with a simple "yes" or "no" (Three Words)
Know beforehand how others can _____ you
Working together with someone to reach a common goal
People you meet with are more likely to want to work with you if they _____ you
Information about reactions to a product, a person's performance of a task, etc., used as a basis for improvement
The action of giving someone support, confidence, or hope
The object of a person's ambition or effort; an aim or desired result

20 Clues: Know beforehand how others can _____ you • Working together with someone to reach a common goal • A meeting, communication, or relationship with someone • The action of giving someone support, confidence, or hope • The state of wanting to know or learn about something or someone • The action of working with someone to produce or create something • ...

Business Finance 2014-01-09

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An aspect of a feasibility study which studies the estimated annual sales volume for
Classification of Service Providing Firms: Rural Transit
The kind of business where The Generics Pharmacy belongs
Financial information of an entity that is communicated to various interested parties.
It is the association of two or more persons who bind themselves to contribute money, property and industry to a common fund with the intention of dividing profits among themselves.
Corporations are created by operation of _____?
An aspect of a feasibility study which studies the staffing pattern of the organization.
Sheet A statement showing the financial position of the company
The person responsible for the formation of a company
The identification of an idea for a new business.

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An estimation of income, expenses and cash flows
A category of finance, which deals with the revenue and expenditure patterns of the government and their various effects in the economy.
Businesses involved in the extraction of goods from natural resources.
budget An estimation of the volume to dispose and selling price of products
It is any lawful economic activity concerned with the production and/ or distribution of goods or services for profit.
An estimate of the quantity of products to be produced in a period
The person who decides on the rate of output in the light of his expectations about the demand.
An element of the balance sheet which shows the profile of the debts of the company.
A stage in business promotion primarily concerned with process.
Firms that are mainly concerned with the conversion of raw materials to finished products.
An aspect of a feasibility study which studies the design of the machinery.
Resources owned and controlled by the business entity
A regulatory agency where corporations are required to be registered with
It is the primary goal of every business enterprise.

24 Clues: Corporations are created by operation of _____? • An estimation of income, expenses and cash flows • The identification of an idea for a new business. • It is the primary goal of every business enterprise. • Resources owned and controlled by the business entity • The person responsible for the formation of a company • ...

BUSINESS SKILLS 2014-01-11

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Critical issues an employee should know
Someone that practices good study habits and time management
A salon owner may be more interested you are good at this
Highlight these in your resume
May contain before and after shots
You must love to do this if your going to be an esthetician
If more than one answer is true look for this
Its important not to sound negative and be?
Reasoning consists of someone reaching logical conclusions by employing logical reasoning

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Has facials, body treatments, hair removal, makeup,nails, and massage
Your best qualities on a resume or interview
Make sure you are in agreement with the salons?
Its important to continue this
Prepare some of these before your interview
Should be easy on the readers eyes
An important characteristic so people can count on you
Letter completes the presentation of your qualifications
Is something that cannot be asked during the hiring process
don't respond with a yes or no try responding with these types of questions
Work should also be highlighted on your resume

20 Clues: Its important to continue this • Highlight these in your resume • Should be easy on the readers eyes • May contain before and after shots • Critical issues an employee should know • Prepare some of these before your interview • Its important not to sound negative and be? • Your best qualities on a resume or interview • If more than one answer is true look for this • ...

Business Studies 2014-03-24

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The person on the NZ 50 dollar note (last name)
Something you must have in order to survive
The study of how people/groups use their limited means to gain things they need
A current medium of exchange
The person/group that buys the product
something done for you
The person on the NZ 20 dollar note (first name)
European Currency
Where to are allowed to spend more money than you have in your account
Factor of business staring with C
A place where you can buy/sell goods or services
The person/group that makes the product

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British Currency
something you would like to have
A method of using cash on a card used from an account
something tangible
Mexican Currency
A system of swapping goods/services
All affected by time,skill and money ___ means
Something picked or selected
Maori term for gift given
Factor of business starting with E
The person on the NZ 10 dollar note (last name)
New Zealand Currency
The person on the NZ 5 dollar note (last name)
A loan that is for personal use
When peoples needs and wants are greater than their access to satisfy them

27 Clues: British Currency • Mexican Currency • European Currency • something tangible • New Zealand Currency • something done for you • Maori term for gift given • Something picked or selected • A current medium of exchange • A loan that is for personal use • something you would like to have • Factor of business staring with C • Factor of business starting with E • ...

Business Crossword 2014-05-16

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Government policies concerned with changing interest rates to control money supply and exchange rate.
A form of business ownership whereby a person or business buys a license to trade using another firm's name, logos, brands and trademarks.
A proportion of the net profits paid to shareholders.
The owners of a company.
Any measure taken by a government to safeguard the business from foreign competitors.
Quantitative limits on the volume of value of imports.
A type of tax on the value of assets passed onto a third party following the death of the individual.
The rival business of an organization.
Government policies that deal with taxation and government expenditure in order to affect the level of economic activity in a country.
Method of protectionism whereby the domestic government taxes foreign import.

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Physical bans on international trade with certain country.
Any person or organization with a direct interest in, and is affected by, the performance of a business.
The removal of government rules and regulations.
An Acronym for a total value of a nations annual output.
Payment made by a government to domestic firms as a form of financial aid to reduce the cost of production of domestic firms.
Bottom of a recession and the last stage of decline in a trade cycle.
An Acronym for the Political, Economic, Social and Technological.
A routine and day-to-day type of decisions.
External possibility and prospect for future development.
Medium-to-long term plan of how a business intend to achieve its goals.
A type of decision making that based on a systematic and logical framework to remove subjectivity and emotions from decision making.
The refusal to buy products from a certain business as a sign of protest.
When a general price in an economy continuously rises.

23 Clues: The owners of a company. • The rival business of an organization. • A routine and day-to-day type of decisions. • The removal of government rules and regulations. • A proportion of the net profits paid to shareholders. • Quantitative limits on the volume of value of imports. • When a general price in an economy continuously rises. • ...

Business Challenge 2014-05-19

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high-risk growth strategy that involves a business selling new products in new markets.
where people have disagreements on certain matters due to differences in their opinions.
number of people in the workforce who are willing and able to work but cannot find a job
a type of government policies used to safeguard the interest of domestic industries from foreign competition
termination of a worker's employment due to incompetence.
process of providing opportunities for workers to acquire employment
or organizations that have a direct interest in the activities and performance of a business
process of sifting through applications to identify suitable candidates for the job.
that provide a diversified range of products and operate in an array of different industries.
price level in an economy continuously rises.
the integration and interdependence of economic, social, technical and cultural issues of the world's economies
type of tax on imports
form of growth whereby two or more firms agree to form a new organization, thereby losing their original identities.

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process of hiring suitable workers.
type of trade barriers which are quantity limits on the sale of foreign imports
a staff member from a department to other areas of the business
the moral values that determine affect business behavior and decision making
agreement between a franchisor selling its rights to other businesses to allow them to sell products under its name in return for a fee and royalty payments.
short-term methods that firms can use to achieve their objectives.
the employer can no longer afford to hire the worker
removal of government rules and regulations which constrain an industry.
method of workforce planning whereby employees work in a location away from the workplace.
one of the factor stimulating the growth in globalization
form of external growth whereby one firm buys up another by purchasing a controlling interest in that company

24 Clues: type of tax on imports • process of hiring suitable workers. • price level in an economy continuously rises. • the employer can no longer afford to hire the worker • termination of a worker's employment due to incompetence. • one of the factor stimulating the growth in globalization • a staff member from a department to other areas of the business • ...

Business Challenge 2014-05-19

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the number of people in the workforce who are willing and able to work but cannot find a job
1+1=3
a high-risk growth strategy that involves a business selling new products in new markets.
an agreement between a franchisor selling its rights to other businesses to allow them to sell products under its name in return for a fee and royalty payments.
general price level in an economy continuously rises.
the termination of a worker's employment due to incompetence.
the process of hiring suitable workers.
a type of trade barriers which are quantity limits on the sale of foreign imports
individuals or organizations that have a direct interest in the activities and performance of a business
transferring a staff member from a department to other areas of the business
the process of providing opportunities for workers to acquire employment
the moral values that determine affect business behavior and decision making

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one of the factor stimulating the growth in globalization
the integration and interdependence of economic, social, technical and cultural issues of the world's economies
a method of workforce planning whereby employees work in a location away from the workplace.
a form of external growth whereby one firm buys up another by purchasing a controlling interest in that company
a form of growth whereby two or more firms agree to form a new organization, thereby losing their original identities.
a type of government policies used to safeguard the interest of domestic industries from foreign competition
the removal of government rules and regulations which constrain an industry.
the process of sifting through applications to identify suitable candidates for the job.
business that provide a diversified range of products and operate in an array of different industries.
when the employer can no longer afford to hire the worker
situations where people have disagreements on certain matters due to differences in their opinions.
a type of tax on imports
the short-term methods that firms can use to achieve their objectives.

25 Clues: 1+1=3 • a type of tax on imports • the process of hiring suitable workers. • general price level in an economy continuously rises. • one of the factor stimulating the growth in globalization • when the employer can no longer afford to hire the worker • the termination of a worker's employment due to incompetence. • ...

Business Review 2014-06-09

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An animation that determines how an object move around a slide
A device that accepts input, processes data, produces output
prewritten formulas
Brain of computer
The state of one object being near one another
Combination of a column coordinate and a row coordinate
Provides attractive backgrounds for your PowerPoint slides
The main interface for Microsoft word; has 4 parts
A type of orientation that has a longer width than length
Processing Unit "the brains of the computer"

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Disk Small, portable, round, device used for storing information
Most powerful computers made
Displays information on a screen
To repeat or do again
Electronic instructions that tells the computer what to do
Converts a computer's digital data into analog waves
Computer's main memory
A tab that displays text contained in your presentation T
Physical components of a computer
Protects electronic components inside

20 Clues: Brain of computer • prewritten formulas • To repeat or do again • Computer's main memory • Most powerful computers made • Displays information on a screen • Physical components of a computer • Protects electronic components inside • Processing Unit "the brains of the computer" • The state of one object being near one another • The main interface for Microsoft word; has 4 parts • ...

Business law 2013-10-05

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agreement between or among independent nations.
clause/federal law takes precedence over conflicting state law.
Large marsupial
infliction of harmful or offensive bodily contact.
decision of an arbitrator.
process in which a third party acts as an intermediary between the disputing parties and proposes solutions for them to consider.
infliction of apprehension of immediate bodily harm or offensive contact.
pleading by the plaintiff stating his case.
final disposition made by an agency.
methods by which an agency resolves disputes.
of what is right or good for human beings
actions are those that produce the greatest net pleasure compared with net pain
Has a trunk
decision by the jury on questions submitted to it.
to dismiss for failure to state a claim.

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given to inform a person of a lawsuit against her.
speech/expression related to the economic interests of the speaker and his audience.
and highly offensive interference with the seclusion of another.
courts/have general jurisdiction over civil and criminal cases.
Flying mammal
review.acts as a control or check by a court on a particular rule or order of an administrative agency.
of responsive,formal written statements by each side to a lawsuit.
judgment affirmed.
exchange of information between opposing parties to a lawsuit.
by threat of serious bodily injury.
Likes to chase mice
order/legislation issued by the president.
judgement/binding determination on the merits made by the judge before trial.
instructions/judge gives the jury the particular rules of law that apply to the case.
Man's best friend

30 Clues: Has a trunk • Flying mammal • Large marsupial • Man's best friend • judgment affirmed. • Likes to chase mice • decision of an arbitrator. • by threat of serious bodily injury. • final disposition made by an agency. • to dismiss for failure to state a claim. • of what is right or good for human beings • order/legislation issued by the president. • ...

Business law 2013-10-05

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by threat of serious bodily injury.
of responsive,formal written statements by each side to a lawsuit.
decision by the jury on questions submitted to it.
courts/have general jurisdiction over civil and criminal cases.
infliction of harmful or offensive bodily contact.
order/legislation issued by the president.
and highly offensive interference with the seclusion of another.
decision of an arbitrator.
speech/expression related to the economic interests of the speaker and his audience.
methods by which an agency resolves disputes.
of what is right or good for human beings

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infliction of apprehension of immediate bodily harm or offensive contact.
exchange of information between opposing parties to a lawsuit.
judgment affirmed.
process in which a third party acts as an intermediary between the disputing parties and proposes solutions for them to consider.
pleading by the plaintiff stating his case.
clause/federal law takes precedence over conflicting state law.
given to inform a person of a lawsuit against her.
final disposition made by an agency.
to dismiss for failure to state a claim.
actions are those that produce the greatest net pleasure compared with net pain
review.acts as a control or check by a court on a particular rule or order of an administrative agency.
judgement/binding determination on the merits made by the judge before trial.
agreement between or among independent nations.
instructions/judge gives the jury the particular rules of law that apply to the case.

25 Clues: judgment affirmed. • decision of an arbitrator. • by threat of serious bodily injury. • final disposition made by an agency. • to dismiss for failure to state a claim. • of what is right or good for human beings • order/legislation issued by the president. • pleading by the plaintiff stating his case. • methods by which an agency resolves disputes. • ...

Business law 2013-10-05

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by threat of serious bodily injury.
of responsive,formal written statements by each side to a lawsuit.
infliction of harmful or offensive bodily contact.
courts/have general jurisdiction over civil and criminal cases.
and highly offensive interference with the seclusion of another.
instructions/judge gives the jury the particular rules of law that apply to the case.
actions are those that produce the greatest net pleasure compared with net pain
final disposition made by an agency.
decision of an arbitrator.
infliction of apprehension of immediate bodily harm or offensive contact.
speech/expression related to the economic interests of the speaker and his audience.

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judgement/binding determination on the merits made by the judge before trial.
of what is right or good for human beings
process in which a third party acts as an intermediary between the disputing parties and proposes solutions for them to consider.
pleading by the plaintiff stating his case.
clause/federal law takes precedence over conflicting state law.
review.acts as a control or check by a court on a particular rule or order of an administrative agency.
exchange of information between opposing parties to a lawsuit.
to dismiss for failure to state a claim.
decision by the jury on questions submitted to it.
methods by which an agency resolves disputes.
judgment affirmed.
an agreement between or among independent nations.
order legislation issued by the president.
given to inform a person of a lawsuit against her.

25 Clues: judgment affirmed. • decision of an arbitrator. • by threat of serious bodily injury. • final disposition made by an agency. • to dismiss for failure to state a claim. • of what is right or good for human beings • order legislation issued by the president. • pleading by the plaintiff stating his case. • methods by which an agency resolves disputes. • ...

Business crossword 2015-10-26

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The practice of posting all job openings internally so that current employees may be allowed the opportunity to apply for vacant positions prior to the employer seeking qualified candidates through other external recruitment measures.
The design of the equipment, furniture, machinery or tools used in the workplace that promotes safety, efficiency and productivity and reduces discomfort and fatigue
E- commerce company was started by Vijay Shekhar Sharma?
Company introduced the concept of TQM?
CEO of Tesla
ompany has Jack Dorsey as its CEO and cofounder?
The systematic process of comparing an organization’s products, services and practices against those of competitor organizations or other industry leaders to determine what it is they do that allow them to achieve high levels of performance.
country's currency, known as Drachma, which in Greek means 'to grasp'
IT company signed up with the World Economic Forum to develop a cyber-value-at-risk framework

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Company organises a Challenge Bibendum car show
The global brand which started in the year 1964 as blue ribbon sports and later changed its name in 1971?
Clothing brand was the first to introduce the concept of fashion store by day and bar by night in India
In 2003, brand had created an advertisement character called Terry Tate
Term used for depreciating companys Intangable Assets.
Magazine carries the ad line 'If women are not climbing the corporate ladders it is because they are taking the elevators'?
Automobile giant has a subsidiary called Scania
Company has its name meaning in Japanese as “exquisite” or “success” which was founded in 1881 in Tokyo
HDFC has partnered with ....................... to develop instant money transfer app called “chillr”.
Which company launched, the first ever locally developed and produced URF AC’s in India
Purchase of insurance against losses because of currency fluctuations
By what name is the fictional character Don Diego de la Vega better known as?

21 Clues: CEO of Tesla • Company introduced the concept of TQM? • Company organises a Challenge Bibendum car show • Automobile giant has a subsidiary called Scania • ompany has Jack Dorsey as its CEO and cofounder? • Term used for depreciating companys Intangable Assets. • E- commerce company was started by Vijay Shekhar Sharma? • ...

Business crossword 2015-10-27

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Under what brand name will Reliance sell its 4G LTE mobile phones?
Clothing brand was the first to introduce the concept of fashion store by day and bar by night in India
Indian businessman and the co-founder of Micromax
Watch Company has its name meaning in Japanese as “exquisite” or “success” which was founded in 1881 in Tokyo
CEO of Tesla
Which company launched, the first ever locally developed and produced URF AC’s in India
Term used for depreciating companys Intangable Assets
evaluate (something) by comparison with a standard
Company introduced the concept of TQM?
The design of the equipment, furniture, machinery or tools used in the workplace that promotes safety, efficiency and productivity and reduces discomfort and fatigue
In 2003, brand had created an advertisement character called Terry Tate
Purchase of insurance against losses because of currency fluctuations

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By what name is the fictional character Don Diego de la Vega better known as?
IT company signed up with the World Economic Forum to develop a cyber-value-at-risk framework
HDFC has partnered with ....................... to develop instant money transfer app called “chillr”.
Magazine carries the ad line 'If women are not climbing the corporate ladders it is because they are taking the elevators'?
Automobile giant has a subsidiary called Scania
E- commerce company was started by Vijay Shekhar Sharma?
Chairman and CEO of 21st Century Fox
Company having Jack Dorsey as its CEO and cofounder?
Company organises a Challenge Bibendum car show

21 Clues: CEO of Tesla • Chairman and CEO of 21st Century Fox • Company introduced the concept of TQM? • Automobile giant has a subsidiary called Scania • Company organises a Challenge Bibendum car show • Indian businessman and the co-founder of Micromax • evaluate (something) by comparison with a standard • Company having Jack Dorsey as its CEO and cofounder? • ...

Punny Business 2015-10-19

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One easily offended
Bucket of bolts
Romano cheese source
___ allergy
Shrek, e.g.
Adobe runtime system
Pint selection
“___ kleine Nachtmusik”
English philosopher John, or “Lost” cast away John
Source of caffeine
Standup comic Steve
Goofy
___ chowder
Geisha’s goodbye
Scratch
Film’s opening
Part of UCLA
Little taste
Total blockage of shared rides?
Super suffix
Literary collections
Actress Cornish
Spalter who is Head of Design for Instagram
Place for a world view?
“A Day without Rain” singer
“Would ___ to you?”
Slogan of the first iPhone ad
Hedge fund analyst-turned-educator Khan
Book on the history of a Chinese holding com pany?
Anonymous Italian author Ferrante
“Put ___ on it”
Colonel Mustard’s game
Squishy toy company
Beginning
San Francisco-to-Stockton dir.
Place to get shellacked?
___ Vue (eyeglass manu facturer)
Rideshare company with pink moustaches
Stay unsettled
“Happy Days” diner
State without a single iPhone, Mac, etc.?
Gael talk
“American Experience” channel
Member of the EEC
Uncomfortably strange
Shocking fish
Deadline for action
Article in Le Soir
Take a bit off the top
iOS scheduling app
Love to bits
Freight car hopper
U.K. hours
Caped Crusader’s three-wheeled vehicle
Green-eyed one
Massachusetts Cape
Key ring?
Freelancers often write on it
Microsoft’s video chat
Put-___ (pranks)
Sandwich classic

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Kicks the football away
Cold and calculating
Extremely serious
Social psychologist Durkheim
Beats by Dre coverage?
Palm smartphone
Double agent
___ spell (took a load off)
Lose, as one’s coat
Psych 101 subject
Exotic fruit flavor
A C-note
Neighborhood place to get a pint
Per __
Big name in food service
Bench-clearing brawl
Provide help
Car fluid
Number on a birthday cake
“Kill da wabbit” speaker
Politician Stevenson
Where to find schools?
Line of action figures based on Larry Page, Sergey Brin, etc.?
Not laughing
Older show selection off 44-Across
Uno e due
11th anniversary gift
“We didn’t do it!”
“Music for everyone” app
Precipice part
Poker champ Phil
Owner of Athleta and Banana Republic
Toe inflammation
Hub for the World’s Largest Professional Network?
Streaming company whose name means “cal abash” and “interactive recording”
Yellen subj.
Accutane treats it
“Breaking Bad” drug lord ____Fring
Grandma’s nickname
Activities at the bar
Perfect places
Elon Musk’s hydro power project?
Valentine misspelling
Announcement that all online financial transac tions will come with fees, e.g.?
Getting on in years
First and foremost
Total snafu
Actor Morales
Rough up badly
Have second feelings about
“Hey, sailor!”
“Lord of the Rings” CGI monster
‘70s Swedish band
Guy-falls-in-love-with-an-OS rom-com
“I’m not paying attention to you”
buzzReport founder Wells
Kiddy weapon
Acknowledges a great performance
Baseball’s Jesus
Relaxed
Just ducky
Tumble (over)
Sustainable sci.

124 Clues: Goofy • Per __ • Scratch • Relaxed • A C-note • Car fluid • Uno e due • Beginning • Gael talk • Key ring? • U.K. hours • Just ducky • ___ allergy • Shrek, e.g. • ___ chowder • Total snafu • Double agent • Provide help • Part of UCLA • Little taste • Not laughing • Super suffix • Yellen subj. • Love to bits • Kiddy weapon • Actor Morales • Shocking fish • Tumble (over) • Pint selection • Film’s opening • Precipice part • Perfect places • ...

Business letter 2016-02-01

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Přiložit
Nabídka
Faktura
Inzerát
Obzvlášť
Objednávka
Potěšení
Obdržet
K tomu navíc
Dodat
Platba

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Na skladě
Váhat
Doručení
Zboží
S odkazem
Požadovat
Dostupný
Poptávka
Koupě
Ceník
Vzorek
Sleva

23 Clues: Váhat • Zboží • Koupě • Ceník • Sleva • Dodat • Vzorek • Platba • Nabídka • Faktura • Inzerát • Obdržet • Přiložit • Doručení • Dostupný • Poptávka • Obzvlášť • Potěšení • Na skladě • S odkazem • Požadovat • Objednávka • K tomu navíc

Business basics 2016-08-29

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period a timeframe within which you may pay your current balance in full and incur no interest charges
end credit where a borrower can use credit up to a stated limit.
a person who borrows the money from others
value of property you possess after deducting debts
percentage rate the cost of credit expressed as a yearly percentage.
sharks unlicensed lenders who charge illegally high interest rates
pay a monthly fee to the credit bureau for access to this information
billing a service availiable to charge customers whereby purchases are not billed to the customer until much later than the standard billing time.
a legal business that makes high interest loans based on the value of personal possessions pledged as collateral.
the responsible attitude toward honoring obligations often based on evidence in the persons credit history
a person or business that loans money to others

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law a state law that sets a maximum interest rate that may be charged for consumer loans
of credit- a pre established amount that can be borrowed on demand with no collateral.
end credit a loan for a specific amount that must be repaid in full including all finance charges
someone who promises to pay if the borrower fails to pay
charge- total dollar amount of all interest and fees you pay for the use of credit.
credit involves providing a service for which you will pay later
rating a customer pays bills before due date
treating people differently based on prejudice rather than individual merit
worthiness the determination if you are low risk or high risk for repayment
rating customer pays bills on the due date or within a ten day grace period.
the financial ability to repay a loan with present income
system when the credit bureau assigns points based on factors such as amount of current debt, number of late payments, etc.

23 Clues: a person who borrows the money from others • rating a customer pays bills before due date • a person or business that loans money to others • value of property you possess after deducting debts • someone who promises to pay if the borrower fails to pay • the financial ability to repay a loan with present income • ...

Business Crossword 2018-04-02

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Unilever’s partner in Lipton (5)
This city was where the first FM radio Service started in India (7)
Search engine of Microsoft (4)
New measure of measuring digital video launched by BARC (4)
The preferred banker of Virat Kohli (3)
IPL team owned by the company “IndiaWin Sports Pvt Ltd” (6,7)
What disability made IKEA founder Ingvar Kamprad make visual instructions and no words for assembling IKEA furniture (8)
Surname of ICICI's CEO (7)
Invented by John Pemberton and its formula is kept safe in Suntrust Bank (4,4)
This social media company is in the news due to its links with Cambridge Analytica (8)
Tagline of the company is "Just do It"(4)

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Iconic liquor brand created by Brig Kapil Mohan who passed away recently (3,4)
This company manufactures the “Canvas” range of Smartphones (8)
1992 treaty of Marrakech gave rise to this currency (4)
App Google developed when it found out that many smartphones are getting frozen in India because of too many ‘Good morning’ messages (7)
This company has bought Ubers business in South-east Asia (4)
KV Pendarkar in 1952 started this company in Nagpur (5)
Which word has come from the French word "Little Bag" (6)
Indian-American businesswoman named as independent director of cricket body ICC (5,5)
India's largest consumer goods company (3)

20 Clues: Surname of ICICI's CEO (7) • Search engine of Microsoft (4) • Unilever’s partner in Lipton (5) • The preferred banker of Virat Kohli (3) • Tagline of the company is "Just do It"(4) • India's largest consumer goods company (3) • 1992 treaty of Marrakech gave rise to this currency (4) • KV Pendarkar in 1952 started this company in Nagpur (5) • ...

Business Management 2020-01-23

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The S of steeple means ___.
is defined as the proportion of employees leaving within a given period.
involves selling new products in the organisation’s existing market, often to existing customers.
a powerful tool that allows corporations to access financing more easily than sole traders and partnerships.
___ is ever-present in business decision-making.
indicates to what extent corruption is a problem in individual countries.
include individuals who work for the company but who are not responsible for managing other employees.
determines how tasks are divided and coordinated, who employees report to, who has the authority to define tasks to employees and what the role of each employee is.
five categories of leadership style.
arrangements whereby the public sector enlists the help of a private sector organisation in order to meet its objectives more efficiently.
is both one of the most simple and one of the most useful tools taught in Business.
are intangible products that cannot be touched.
the function that makes sure the business employs the correct number of appropriately skilled employees in order to produce its products or deliver its services.
usually a written document that describes all the aspects of a new enterprise in terms of the product or business idea, marketing, finance, operations, and human resources.
the service sector that focuses on knowledge.
involve the creation of a new company by two or more 'parent' companies. Formed in order to carry out an aim or objective that might be difficult for each of the parent companies to achieve on its own.
non-profit organisations that exist to benefit the public. Charities enjoy tax advantages under UK law.
this term implies that one firm purchases another firm.
refers to expansion that is carried out by the organisation itself, without working with a partner.
Creative individuals who are encouraged to take risks and innovate within large corporations.
an organisation that is owned by its members who come together to work towards a common interest.

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The ratio of the number of employees that leave a company through attrition, dismissal, or resignation during a period to the number of employees on payroll during the same period.
includes all organisations owned by individuals or groups of individuals
make financial services available to individuals whose needs would otherwise not be met by traditional financial institutions like banks.
describes the behaviour of business owners who choose not to grow their business because the existing enterprise meets their financial needs.
the ability of a leader or manager to make decisions with little or no outside input.
used to describe a prolonged or particularly severe recession.
refers to the case where GDP decreases for two or more quarters.
stresses the importance of having basic needs met so that other higher order needs – psychological and self-fulfilment needs – can then be satisfied.
describes the case when the average unit cost of production actually increases as the level of output increases. This increase in average unit cost is usually explained by the difficulty of managing very large operations.
refers to corporations’ obligations to society at large as well as the environment.
involve two or sometimes more organisations working together to realise a set of common objectives. The relationship between the companies may be spelled out in a contractual agreement; however, no new entity is created and the original organisations remain intact.
are owned by a relatively small number of shareholders, who may find it difficult to sell their shares if they wish to 'cash out' and use the funds for another purpose.
refers to the case where the average unit cost of production decreases as the level of output increases, where unit cost refers to the cost of producing a single unit of output. In business, the explanation for this reduction in unit costs is usually described as resulting from purchasing, technical, marketing, managerial, and financial economies of scale.
is when the employees are available within the organisation.
organisations that engage in business activity but that have also set themselves important goals in terms of improving society or protecting the environment.
an employee may be doing a job that doesn't correspond exactly to their abilities and qualifications. They may leave if they have the opportunity of a job that better suits their qualifications and needs.
involves selling existing products to new customers.
any individual or group that affects an organisation or is affected by it.
the cost of borrowing money.
the ability of a leader or manager to give employees minimal direction and large amounts of freedom to make decisions and find their own methods of accomplishing objectives.
when the employee seeks to make a positive contribution with their work for the greater good.
when employees change jobs for a period of time to learn a new task within a work process.
rewards are paid to the employee in addition to their salary, such as a company car, housing allowance or free meals.
refer to the cost of one country’s currency in terms of another country’s currency.
exist to protect employees’ livelihoods and rights, and as such are important stakeholders for many organisations.
a system of administration with clear hierarchical structure in which people are expected to follow precisely defined rules and procedures.
refers to expansion that is carried out by the organisation itself, without working with a partner.
the use of strategic and creative thinking that inspires people to meet challenges and accomplish defined goals.
entails giving employees greater responsibility in deciding how to perform their job.

50 Clues: The S of steeple means ___. • the cost of borrowing money. • five categories of leadership style. • the service sector that focuses on knowledge. • are intangible products that cannot be touched. • ___ is ever-present in business decision-making. • involves selling existing products to new customers. • this term implies that one firm purchases another firm. • ...

business management 2020-01-26

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sector/ includes services related to the development and use of data and information. It is a new term and is usually considered as a subset of the tertiary sector.
of command/ in an organisation is the line of authority and responsibility along which orders are passed from one person to another.
sector/ involves extracting raw material from the earth. It includes activities such as agriculture, fishing, forestry, and mining for minerals, metals, and oil.
are the individuals with the talent, perseverance and appetite for risk that lead them to create new organisations.
enterprises/ are organisations that engage in business activity but that have also set themselves important goals in terms of improving society or protecting the environment.
is the activity of entrepreneurship when it takes place within an established organisation
are intangible products that cannot be touched.
chart/ is a graphical illustration of relationships between an organisation's departments, functions and people.
functions of management/ summarise the work a manager does within a business organisation, such as planning, coordinating, commanding, controlling and organising activities.
structure/ determines how tasks are divided and coordinated, who employees report to, who has the authority to define tasks to employees and what the role of each employee is in the organisation.
are non-profit organisations that exist to benefit the public.
of control/ describes the number of subordinates that a manager or supervisor can directly control.
sector/ involves the delivery of services such as education, health care, travel and tourism, entertainment and home and car repair services.
partnerships/ are arrangements whereby the public sector enlists the help of a private sector organisation in order to meet its objectives more efficiently.
are physical products that are 'tangible', meaning they can be touched. include items like computers, TVs, clothing, furniture, vehicles and industrial equipment.
is the assignment of responsibility or authority to another person to carry out specific activities.

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sector/ includes all those organisations that are owned by individuals or groups of individuals.
is a for-profit business owned by numerous shareholders who enjoy limited liability.
sector/ includes all those organisations that are owned and operated by either the central government or local governments (municipalities), or their agencies, such as the National Health Service in the United Kingdom.
is a for-profit business owned by two or more individuals who are each personally responsible for the debts of the business.
are encouraged by their employers to take risks to develop new products, processes, and services while retaining their status as employees.
organisations/ are non-profit organisations that usually state their purpose or mission as benefiting society or the environment.
is a pyramid-like structure where each level (except the top and the bottom levels) has one higher and one lower level.
is the process of setting up a new business.
means a transfer of decision-making power.
is defined as the values that guide people’s behaviour in society and that translate into work-related behaviour and attitudes
is an organisation that is owned by its members who come together to work towards a common interest.
plan/ is usually a written document that describes all the aspects of a new enterprise in terms of the product or business idea, marketing, finance, operations, and human resources.
values/ are principles that govern a person's behaviour or the conducting of an activity. These values and principles allow an individual to distinguish between right and wrong.
is a system of administration with clear hierarchical structure in which people are expected to follow precisely defined rules and procedures.
providers/ make financial services available to individuals whose needs would otherwise not be met by traditional financial institutions like banks
trader/ is a for-profit business owned by a single individual.
is the work of directing a business organisation's resources (physical and non-physical) to achieve business objectives.
sector/ involves transforming raw materials into finished or semi-finished products. It includes construction, processing and manufacturing.
is the HR strategy of reducing the number of levels in the organisational hierarchy.

35 Clues: means a transfer of decision-making power. • is the process of setting up a new business. • are intangible products that cannot be touched. • are non-profit organisations that exist to benefit the public. • trader/ is a for-profit business owned by a single individual. • is a for-profit business owned by numerous shareholders who enjoy limited liability. • ...

Business Law 2020-02-03

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- the use of express or implied threats of violence or reprisal (as discharge from employment) or other intimidating behavior that puts a person in immediate fear of the consequences in order to compel that person to act against his or her will."
- a contract which is originally considered to be legal and enforceable but can be rejected by one party if the contract is discovered to have defects.
- persons disqualified by who are nationals from an enemy country.
- An act which allows minors to be a part of profits only.
- "A person generally sound occasionally unsound can enter a contract when he is in sound mind."
- failure to understand or interpret something correctly.
- "one of the parties is in a position to obtain an unfair advantage over the other."
- Voluntary Acquiescence to the proposal of another; the act or result of reaching an accord; a concurrence of minds; actual willingness that an act or an infringement of an interest shall occur.
- A contract in which only one party makes an express promise, or undertakes a performance without first securing a reciprocal agreement from the other party.
- That state of a man's mind which is adequate to reason and comes to a judgment upon ordinary subjects, like other rational homosepians.

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- an offer is an “expression to contract made with the intention it shall become binding on an offeror as soon as it is accepted by the offer”.
- a deed where interest is transferred from one person to another.
- formed where there is an offer, acceptance, consideration and an intention to create a legal relation.
- a nonbinding agreement setting forth the basic terms and conditions under which an investment will be made. It serves as a template to develop more detailed legally binding documents.
- agreement + _______ = contract
- identifying an underlying promise in a transaction that binds.
- is merely an invitation to submit an offer, with no intention to create legal obligations.
- a doctrine of this states that if you benefit anything from a transaction you have to restitute that benefit.
- The fundamental law, written or unwritten, that establishes the character of a government by defining the basic principles to which a society must conform.
- an act or omission that gives rise to injury or harm to another and amounts to a civil wrong for which courts impose liability.

20 Clues: - agreement + _______ = contract • - failure to understand or interpret something correctly. • - An act which allows minors to be a part of profits only. • - identifying an underlying promise in a transaction that binds. • - a deed where interest is transferred from one person to another. • - persons disqualified by who are nationals from an enemy country. • ...

Business P2 2020-02-02

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An untrue or misleading statement presented with the intention of deceiving another party
Any person who is the age of majority, is of a sound mind and is not disqualified to consent by law is said to be ___ to enter into a contract
The factor differentiating an offer and an invitation to treat
A deed where interest is transferred from one person to another
Essentials of a valid contract include competency, lawful object, lawful consideration and ___
An act, abstinence or promise which makes a contract enforceable
A latin term meaning ‘agreement with consent’
All ___ are agreements but all agreements are not ___

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A form of Alternate Dispute Resolution (ADR) which can be appealed in the SC and is faster than a typical courtroom trial. It is mainly for business issues and resembles a board meeting.
When a person signifies to another, willingness to do/ abstain from doing anything with a view to obtain assent of the other, such act/abstinence is said to make an __
A type of contract in which acceptance is non verbal and is conveyed by 'completion by conduct'
When one party is in a position to gain unfair advantage over the other
In a partnership, a ___ is only a partner in profits
A type of contract which is made specifically to another person
A wrong prosecuted under civil law
A binding promise enforceable by law that stops a person from going back on a contract even if it lacks formal consideration
Latin term for a contract void from the beginning
A contract with a minor is void unless it is a contract of ___
The doctrine of precedent. It means that courts look to past, similar issues to guide their decisions. Its Latin for ‘to stand by things decided’
Committing or threatening to commit any act forbidden by the Indian Penal Code

20 Clues: A wrong prosecuted under civil law • A latin term meaning ‘agreement with consent’ • Latin term for a contract void from the beginning • In a partnership, a ___ is only a partner in profits • All ___ are agreements but all agreements are not ___ • The factor differentiating an offer and an invitation to treat • ...

Business P2 2020-02-02

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Committing or threatening to commit any act forbidden by the Indian Penal Code
The supreme court has the highest power because of this doctrine
A contract where one party is in a position to gain unfair advantage over the other is a ___ contract
The factor differentiating an offer and an invitation to treat
When a person signifies to another, willingness to do/ abstain from doing anything with a view to obtain assent of the other, such act/abstinence is said to make an __
The underlying promise in a transaction that is binding
When an offer is accepted, it leads to the establishment of a ___ which forms a contract
An Alternate Dispute Resolution (ADR) method which can be appealed in the SC, is mainly for business matters and looks like a board meeting
A type of contract in which acceptance is non verbal and is conveyed by 'completion by conduct'
A deed where intent is transferred from one person to another (eg. will)

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In a partnership, a ___ is only a partner in profits
All ___ are agreements but all agreements are not ___
A contract void from the beginning
Any person who is the age of majority, is of a sound mind and is not disqualified to consent by law is said to be ___ to enter into a contract
An act, abstinence or promise which makes a contract enforceable
An Alternate Dispute Resolution (ADR) method where an individual tries to get two parties to reach a middle ground
The two types of law are Criminal law and ___ law
Essentials of a valid contract include competency, lawful object, lawful consideration and ___
A wrong prosecuted under civil law
A contract with a minor is void unless it is a contract of ___

20 Clues: A contract void from the beginning • A wrong prosecuted under civil law • The two types of law are Criminal law and ___ law • In a partnership, a ___ is only a partner in profits • All ___ are agreements but all agreements are not ___ • The underlying promise in a transaction that is binding • The factor differentiating an offer and an invitation to treat • ...

Business M 2020-01-12

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A synonym for liability, exposure, uncertainty.
Difference between the amount earned and the amount spent in buying, operating, or producing something.
D-m is a process of making choices by identifying a '...'
Any person, organization, social group, or society at large that has a stake in the business (sing.)
A person, company, or organization that holds at least one stock in a given company (sing.)
This happens when a company or business grows so large that the costs per unit increase.
Porsche buys Volkswagen, Microsoft buys Yahoo!, Delta buys Northwest airlines, Apple buys Authentic. These are all examples of what?
Settlement of a dispute between parties by a neutral third party without resorting to court action.
M&As of businesses of different markets and industries.
Meaning of 'Ent' (Other word for company).
STEEPLE is the extension of what model?
Coming or derived from a source outside the subject affecte.
A type of privately held small business entity, in which owner liability is limited to their shares, the firm is limited to having 50 or fewer shareholders, and shares are prohibited from being publicly traded.
Income that a business has from its normal business activities, usually from the sale of goods and services to customers.

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Something that occurs when two firms form one new business.
The department within a business that is responsible for all things worker-related. That includes recruiting, selecting, hiring, onboarding, training, promoting, paying, and firing employees and independent contractors.
Meaning of 'plc'
Meaning of 'T&D' (of employees).
A statement - an aspirational description of what an organization would like to achieve or accomplish in the mid-term or long-term future.
Quantity of goods or services produced in a given time period, by a firm, industry, or country.
A corporate strategy to enter into a new market or industry in which the business doesn't currently operate, while also creating a new product for that new market.
Meaning of 'O' in IPO.
A result that a company aims to achieve.
An incentivised compensation program that awards employees a percentage of the company's profits.
To store a large supply of something for future use.
A non-profit organization that operates independently of any government, typically one whose purpose is to address a social or political issue.
Name the product/market growth matrix.
Total cost divided by production quantity.
Meaning of 'P' in STEEPLE.

29 Clues: Meaning of 'plc' • Meaning of 'O' in IPO. • Meaning of 'P' in STEEPLE. • Meaning of 'T&D' (of employees). • Name the product/market growth matrix. • STEEPLE is the extension of what model? • A result that a company aims to achieve. • Total cost divided by production quantity. • Meaning of 'Ent' (Other word for company). • A synonym for liability, exposure, uncertainty. • ...

Business Management 2020-01-28

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Is the ability of a leader or manager to make decisions with little or no outside input. Instead, autocratic leaders rely on their own ideas and instincts when making decisions.
Are the people needed to run the business. They include managers and employees, as well as a more abstract element, called enterprise.
Is a for-profit business owned by numerous shareholders who enjoy limited liability. That is, individual shareholders are not responsible for the debts of the business.
Are intangible products that cannot be touched.
Are owned by a relatively small number of shareholders, who may find it difficult to sell their shares if they wish to 'cash out' and use the funds for another purpose.
Are non-profit organisations that exist to benefit the public. Charities enjoy tax advantages under UK law.
Are physical products that are tangible, meaning they can be touched.
Includes all those organisations that are owned and operated by either the central government or local governments (municipalities), or their agencies.
the work of directing a business organisation resources.
Are the funds needed to set up and invest in a business and keep it running on a daily basis.
Is the ability of a leader or manager to give employees minimal direction and large amounts of freedom to make decisions and find their own methods of accomplishing objectives.
Are arrangements whereby the public sector enlists the help of a private sector organisation in order to meet its objectives more efficiently. PPPs often involve large infrastructure projects.
Involves transforming raw materials into finished or semi-finished products. It includes construction, processing and manufacturing
Involves the delivery of services such as education, health care, travel and tourism, entertainment and home and car repair services.
Set up by consumers in order to benefit from lower prices, better service, or both.
Includes services related to the development and use of data and information. It is a new term and is usually considered as a subset of another sector

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Are those physical, fináncial and human resources.
Make financial services available to individuals whose needs would otherwise not be met by traditional financial institutions like banks.
Includes all those organisations that are owned by individuals or groups of individuals
What is the name of the person who designs, launches and starts a business, based on an innovation.
The use of strategic and creative thinking that inspires people to meet challenges and accomplish defined goals.
Broad category of non-profit organisations that have a purpose or mission to benefit society or the environment.
Involve individual shopkeepers who form cooperatives to better negotiate with the suppliers of the products sold in their stores.
Is the process of setting up a new business.
Is the ability of a leader or manager to adjust their style of leadership to fit the task or situation that they find themselves in.
The person or company receiving a good, service, product or idea, in exchange for money or other valuable item.
The Output is the good or service that has been obtained after a productive process in which a number of factors have intervened.
A person who is the exclusive owner of a business, entitled to keep all profits after tax has been paid but liable for all losses.
Set of assets available to a person, especially in the form of money.
Is characterised by inclusiveness. Employees feel validated and are encouraged to share their ideas, participating in the decision-making process
Involves extracting raw material from the earth. It includes activities such as agriculture, fishing, forestry, and mining for minerals, metals, and oil.
This function can go by several different labels: Accounting Department, Finance Department, Bookkeeping (in small businesses), among others.
Set of techniques and studies that aim to improve the commercialization of a product.
Are the sort of organisation many of us think of when we think of business.

34 Clues: Is the process of setting up a new business. • Are intangible products that cannot be touched. • Are those physical, fináncial and human resources. • the work of directing a business organisation resources. • Are physical products that are tangible, meaning they can be touched. • Set of assets available to a person, especially in the form of money. • ...

Business Management 2020-01-28

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Is the ability of a leader or manager to make decisions with little or no outside input. Instead, autocratic leaders rely on their own ideas and instincts when making decisions.
Are the people needed to run the business. They include managers and employees, as well as a more abstract element, called enterprise.
Is a for-profit business owned by numerous shareholders who enjoy limited liability. That is, individual shareholders are not responsible for the debts of the business.
Are intangible products that cannot be touched.
Are owned by a relatively small number of shareholders, who may find it difficult to sell their shares if they wish to 'cash out' and use the funds for another purpose.
Are non-profit organisations that exist to benefit the public. Charities enjoy tax advantages under UK law.
Are physical products that are tangible, meaning they can be touched.
Includes all those organisations that are owned and operated by either the central government or local governments (municipalities), or their agencies.
the work of directing a business organisation resources.
Are the funds needed to set up and invest in a business and keep it running on a daily basis.
Is the ability of a leader or manager to give employees minimal direction and large amounts of freedom to make decisions and find their own methods of accomplishing objectives.
Are arrangements whereby the public sector enlists the help of a private sector organisation in order to meet its objectives more efficiently. PPPs often involve large infrastructure projects.
Involves transforming raw materials into finished or semi-finished products. It includes construction, processing and manufacturing
Involves the delivery of services such as education, health care, travel and tourism, entertainment and home and car repair services.
Set up by consumers in order to benefit from lower prices, better service, or both.
Includes services related to the development and use of data and information. It is a new term and is usually considered as a subset of another sector

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Are those physical, fináncial and human resources.
Make financial services available to individuals whose needs would otherwise not be met by traditional financial institutions like banks.
Includes all those organisations that are owned by individuals or groups of individuals
What is the name of the person who designs, launches and starts a business, based on an innovation.
The use of strategic and creative thinking that inspires people to meet challenges and accomplish defined goals.
Broad category of non-profit organisations that have a purpose or mission to benefit society or the environment.
Involve individual shopkeepers who form cooperatives to better negotiate with the suppliers of the products sold in their stores.
Is the process of setting up a new business.
Is the ability of a leader or manager to adjust their style of leadership to fit the task or situation that they find themselves in.
The person or company receiving a good, service, product or idea, in exchange for money or other valuable item.
The Output is the good or service that has been obtained after a productive process in which a number of factors have intervened.
A person who is the exclusive owner of a business, entitled to keep all profits after tax has been paid but liable for all losses.
Set of assets available to a person, especially in the form of money.
Is characterised by inclusiveness. Employees feel validated and are encouraged to share their ideas, participating in the decision-making process
Involves extracting raw material from the earth. It includes activities such as agriculture, fishing, forestry, and mining for minerals, metals, and oil.
This function can go by several different labels: Accounting Department, Finance Department, Bookkeeping (in small businesses), among others.
Set of techniques and studies that aim to improve the commercialization of a product.
Are the sort of organisation many of us think of when we think of business.

BUSINESS MANAGEMENT 2019-12-04

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To go from one place to another, or to several places, especially ones that are far away.
The person with the most authority in a large company.
To buy something.
An amount of money owed by a business to a supplier, lender etc...
The part of a car in front of the driver, which has controls on it.
The things that a company owns, that can be sold to pay debts.
Someone who is selling something especially.
A place when people buy goods, food etc...
The container or material that a product is sold in.
An arrangement or promise to do something, made by two or more people, companies, organizations etc...
An event at which people meet to discuss and decide things.
A fault in someone’s character or in a system, organization, design etc...
A class on a particular subject, usually given as a form of training.
A supermarket.
The state of being unable to pay your debts.
A job that lasts for a short time, that someone, especially a student, does in order to gain experience.
The accounts of a business that show how successful it has been over a period of time, usually a year.
A company or person that supplies shops and companies with goods.
The physical power and energy that makes someone strong.
When you sell something.
The activity or skill of directing and controlling the work of a company or organization, or part of it.
To give someone money for the job they do.
The statut of being a partner in business.
Someone who buys goods or services from a shop, company etc...
The process of thinking about and deciding on a plan for achieving or making something.
One of several things that influence or cause a situation.
An amount of money that you must pay to the government according to your income, property, goods etc and that is used to pay for public services.

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A written or spoken description of a situation or event, giving people the information they need.
A person, bank, or company that you owe money to.
The whole system of rules that people in a particular country or area must obey.
Information that is clearly arranged in the form of a simple picture, set of figures, graph etc, or a piece of paper with this information on it.
When a person, government, company etc borrows money.
The sets of programs in a computer.
The usual word for a profession.
The way in which shops and businesses try to sell their products.
A group of people.
Someone who owns shares in a company or business.
The thing or things that someone owns.
An amount of money given to someone, especially by the government, for a particular purpose.
To show something to people, or put it in a place where people can see it easily.
Someone who buys and uses products and services.
The fact of no longer having something that you used to have, or having less of it.
The profit that a company or country makes.
A mark or shape that has a particular meaning.
The activity of deciding how to advertise a product, what price to charge for it etc, or the type of job in which you do this.
The amount of money you have to pay for something.
The process of keeping or putting something in a special place while it is not being used.
Someone or something that is regarded as a possible danger.

48 Clues: A supermarket. • To buy something. • A group of people. • When you sell something. • The usual word for a profession. • The sets of programs in a computer. • The thing or things that someone owns. • A place when people buy goods, food etc... • To give someone money for the job they do. • The statut of being a partner in business. • The profit that a company or country makes. • ...

Business management 2019-12-04

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call when you speak to someone on the telephone
short sentence that companies use for advertising (Slogan)
an electronic machine you use to do all your work
when you sell something
an arrangement or promise to do something, made by two or more people, companies, organizations(Accord)
something that you are trying to achieve, such as a total, an amount, or a time
a business that keeps and lends money and provides other financial services
adress a name you use for sending and receiving emails
Person who builds
all the money that you have saved, especially in a bank
to discuss something in order to reach an agreement, especially in business or politics
a professional clothing set
A box with a thing in it sent by mail or delivered
the start of an organization or institution (création)
a job that lasts for a short time, that someone, does in order to gain experience
an amount of money that you must pay to the government
someone who gives money to a company, business, or bank in order to get a profit
a place on the Internet where you can find information about something,
something that is grown or made in a factory in large quantities, usually in order to be sold
a business organization that makes or sells goods or services
to make your mouth curve upwards, in order to be friendly or because you are happy or amused
a place where goods are sold to the public.
polite behaviour and respect for other people (politesse)
behaving towards someone in a way that shows you ready to talk to them or help them
to regularly pay money to live in a house or room that belongs to someone else

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what you earn by working and can use to buy things
to make someone decide to do something, especially by giving them reasons
the sets of programs that tell a computer how to do a particular job (logiciel)
sheet a document showing a company’s financial position and wealth at a particular time,
spirit willingness to work as part of a team
an event at which people meet to discuss and decide things
service the department in a large organization that deals with questions and complaints from its customers
something you have decided to do
the profession or work of keeping or checking financial accounts, calculating taxes etc
to not succeed in achieving something
the person who employs you or who is in charge of you at work
it is often missing in almost all shops
the activity of deciding how to advertise a product
doing something new and better that existed before
people or organizations try to be more successful than other
to pay attention to what someone is saying
slip a small piece of paper that you are given in a shop when you buy something
an official agreement between two or more people, stating what each will do
the state of being unable to pay your debts
a level on a scale that shows how good, important, popular etc someone or something is (cote)
the quality of remaining faithful to your friends or your colleague
the place where you often work at a desk
an increase in amount, number, or size
someone who does a job
someone who buys something expensive such as a house or car
someone who owns something
the whole system of rules that people in a particular country or area must obey

52 Clues: Person who builds • someone who does a job • when you sell something • someone who owns something • a professional clothing set • something you have decided to do • to not succeed in achieving something • an increase in amount, number, or size • it is often missing in almost all shops • the place where you often work at a desk • to pay attention to what someone is saying • ...

Business Review 2020-04-14

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the practice of employing another business to perform some peripheral activities
systematic steps and efforts by the organization to limit the damage from sudden crisis
product innovation, process innovation, positioning innovation, paradigm innovation
the software of the supplychain
the hardware of the supply chain
a government authority or license conferring a right or title for a set period, especially the sole right to exclude others from making, using, or selling an invention
lack of hidden agendas or conditions, accompanied by the availability of full information required of collaboration, cooperation, and collective decision making
law that gives the owner of a work (for example, a book, movie, picture, song or website) the right to say how other people can use it

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procedures to deal with crisis
Measure of the efficiency of production
opposite of offshoring
wide system of connected organizations, information, resources, and operations
practice of subcontracting overseas
measures the proportion of potential economic output that is actually realized
a symbol, word, or words legally registered or established by use as representing a company or product
The movement of a business from one region or location to another
major unpredictable event
form of innovation
number one aim of drills
building from many components and building something bigger

20 Clues: form of innovation • opposite of offshoring • number one aim of drills • major unpredictable event • procedures to deal with crisis • the software of the supplychain • the hardware of the supply chain • practice of subcontracting overseas • Measure of the efficiency of production • building from many components and building something bigger • ...

Business Review 2020-04-14

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hire a third party to perform peripheral activities
improve quality but still needs to innovate
protect a new invented product
anticipation of a crisis
sourcing outside the homme country
stock is brought and reserved
how much stock is needed and will be delivered
form of innovation of new or existing products or processes
steps by the organizations to limit damages of crisis
protect the artistic forms of media
External factor that help companies to operate overseas

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stock is brought when required
connected organizations that produce goods or services
more branches in the same sector
anticipated procedures to deal with future crisis
Internal factor that help companies to operate overseas
major unpredictable event that threaten to harm organizations
Ukrainian crisis without contingency planning
Protection of logos, slogans, designs,…
measure of the efficiency of production

20 Clues: anticipation of a crisis • stock is brought and reserved • stock is brought when required • protect a new invented product • more branches in the same sector • sourcing outside the homme country • protect the artistic forms of media • Protection of logos, slogans, designs,… • measure of the efficiency of production • improve quality but still needs to innovate • ...

Business Up 2020-04-15

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Act
An assembly of people
A regular gathering of people for the purchase
Having a frizzy
Prevalent over a whole country or the world
Happening by chance
Link; connect
Extremely surprising or impressive; amazing
Pertaining to
A short journey undertaken in order to deliver
Not tightly fixed
Not clear
In any manner or way
Fastened so as not to give way or be lost
Having an ample distance from side to side

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Of uncertain, indefinite, or unclear character
A group of players
A store
Without purpose or direction
A person's regular occupation, profession, or trade
A person who acts on behalf of another person
A large town
Not having arrived or been done by the expected time
A person who organizes and operates a business
Move away aimlessly from a group
Construct
An intense feeling of deep affection
A fixed regular payment, typically paid on a monthly
Of or relating to all persons

29 Clues: Act • A store • Construct • Not clear • A large town • Link; connect • Pertaining to • Having a frizzy • Not tightly fixed • A group of players • Happening by chance • In any manner or way • An assembly of people • Without purpose or direction • Of or relating to all persons • Move away aimlessly from a group • An intense feeling of deep affection • Fastened so as not to give way or be lost • ...

Business Vocabualry 2020-04-23

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A contest to win customers
_______ & Services
someone who uses goods and services
The govt. makes all the economic decisions
where supply met demand
What do we do if something bad happens?
I only operate online
the people paid to make the products
Food, water, shelter and clothing
Double taxation! Why me?

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these are my company's aspirations and goals
prosperity>recession>depression>____________
I like to describe new business ventures
I'm not in this to make money, I just wanna help
I own this all by myself
I make finished goods
moral principles
My art is money management
We have this type of economy
undertakes the creation and ownership of a business
Gum used to cost a penny!
When the government owes money

22 Clues: moral principles • _______ & Services • I make finished goods • I only operate online • where supply met demand • I own this all by myself • Double taxation! Why me? • Gum used to cost a penny! • A contest to win customers • My art is money management • We have this type of economy • When the government owes money • Food, water, shelter and clothing • someone who uses goods and services • ...

Business Basics 2021-01-21

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You are expected to "meet it"
Products sold in a shop (U).
Keeps productivity steady.
What awaits business in the future.
Asks questions unfazed.
what you should be at work.
The very end of something.

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Considered bold, a leader and takes chances.
Discontented employees "go on it".
an area of production and demand.
Lowered price.
It can be one or many.
the monthly salary.
various products.
Number of hours before someone takes it.
depends on how you do with the headhunter.
Job up for grabs, also free space. (words list: growth, entrepreneur, headhunter, strike, workflow, breaks, shift, bottomline, staff, retail, discount, deadline, efficient, goods, hire, loan, market, wage, prospects, vacancy)
Essential to refresh your mind.
When business makes profit, also personal.
borrowed money from the bank.

20 Clues: Lowered price. • various products. • the monthly salary. • It can be one or many. • Asks questions unfazed. • Keeps productivity steady. • The very end of something. • what you should be at work. • Products sold in a shop (U). • You are expected to "meet it" • borrowed money from the bank. • Essential to refresh your mind. • an area of production and demand. • ...

Business 1.3 2020-06-01

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someone who is disabled is unable to use part of their body or brain properly because of injury or disease
to make a legal claim against someone, usually to get money from them because they have done something bad to you
make company follow the rules and maintain standards of safety, health
a public service such as gas, water, electricity that is used by everyone
an amount of money that you have to pay because you have broken the law
the expectation that something is true, which you don't question
extreme, excessive or unreasonale
an offer to provide goods or services for a particular price
careful or conscious of something
money that you have saved in a bank or invested so that you can use it later
the process of leaking a liquid or gas
used for talking about people who are similar to you or in the same situation as you
determination to work hard at something
a type of food
to make someone very worried, disappointed and sad
a mixture of two different things

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unplesant or harmful
someone who has an interest in the success of a project or organization
the process of finding new jobs for people who have been made redundant
a case that a court of law is asked to decide involving a disagreement between two people or organizations
continuing for a long time, especially longer than is normal or necessary
to give your support publicly to, bring yourself into agreement with or be in agreement with
to get a feeling from something
to make a lot of effort to achieve something
capable of continuing for a long time at the same level
governing like a father, by looking after people but also taking away their freedom and responsibilities
a statement of your beliefs
an amount of liquid or gas that comes out of a hole or crack in something
to claim that something is true
to balance the effect of something, with the result that there is no advantage or disadvantage
healthy
a way of thinking and behaving that shows you care about other people and their interests more than you care about yourself

32 Clues: healthy • a type of food • unplesant or harmful • a statement of your beliefs • to get a feeling from something • to claim that something is true • extreme, excessive or unreasonale • careful or conscious of something • a mixture of two different things • the process of leaking a liquid or gas • determination to work hard at something • to make a lot of effort to achieve something • ...

BUSINESS VOCABULARY 2020-05-05

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the group of people who work for an organization
a company that is owned by a larger company
an organization that sells goods or services in order to make money
a building (part of a company)where large amounts of goods are made using machines
the number of items sold; also,the department that sells a company’s products
someone whose job is to decide what a company will buy
a person who is a specialist in a particular subject and whose job is to give advice and information to businesses, government organizations, etc.
the air, water, and land in or on which people, animals, and plants live
a drink of any type
a person who buys goods
a person, team, or company that is competing against others
someone who is paid to work for another person or company

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the activity of selling goods to the public, usually in shops
a person who writes news stories or articles for a newspaper or magazine
things such as chairs, tables, beds, cupboards, etc.
a person or company that does part of a job that another person or company is responsible for
a person or organization that employs people
the person with whom you work in a profession or business
a company, person, etc. that provides things that people want or need
not working for an employer but finding work for yourself or having your own business

20 Clues: a drink of any type • a person who buys goods • a company that is owned by a larger company • a person or organization that employs people • the group of people who work for an organization • things such as chairs, tables, beds, cupboards, etc. • someone whose job is to decide what a company will buy • the person with whom you work in a profession or business • ...

Marketing, business 2021-03-10

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BUSINESS & TRADE 2021-03-16

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a person who steals goods from a shop
... culture is an organization's values, ethics, vision, behaviors and work environment
a piece of paper money
old and no longer suitable for modern purposes, methods, or situations
money or things that can easily be changed into money, liquid ...
another word for home market: ... market
another word for staff
a person or an organization that is the best or most successful in some activity
when a business spends more money than it earns: The company announced a pre-tax ... of three million dollars.

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to give up a job by telling your employer that you are leaving
a person who buys and sells currencies, shares in companies, etc., for other people
something that is bought
fashionable, popular, following the latest fashion
a company car and a free health insurance are some of the ... that come with the job
a company that sells the same goods or services as another company
to change (something) in order to fit the needs or requirements of a customer
when a business owes more money than they can ever pay back, they go ...
someone who buys goods or services from a business
a document giving details of goods or services that someone has bought and must pay for
the process of making a trade, business activity, etc. free from rules and controls

20 Clues: a piece of paper money • another word for staff • something that is bought • a person who steals goods from a shop • another word for home market: ... market • fashionable, popular, following the latest fashion • someone who buys goods or services from a business • to give up a job by telling your employer that you are leaving • ...

A2 Business 2016-12-08

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Contribution goes towards paying off fixed costs and then?
Business expenditure that should bring a return
A person who sets up his own business
Virgin are an example of one of these.
A systematic, interactive forecasting method?
Two firms working better together than apart…
Extraction of raw materials (7,6)
Total revenue minus what equals profit? (5,5)
A key consideration for location
return on investment minus running costs? (3,8)
Forward vertical integration should see a guaranteed?
A type of price elastic good
A good with lots of these will be price elastic
A fast cheap method of growth

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A person who buys the right to trade under another businesses brand name.
Unlimited Desires
Manufacturing sector
When an existing management team takes over a business (Abbreviation)
Fixed costs divided by contribution per unit equals…
An internal source of finance (8,6)
Goods with positive income elasticity below 1
A type of price inelastic good
Backward vertical integration should result in a reduction in
A way of comparing two connected variables that are measured using different methods (5,7)
Goods with less proportional change in demand in relation to change in price
Internal growth
power A reason for business growth is an increase in?
Essential for survival

28 Clues: Internal growth • Unlimited Desires • Manufacturing sector • Essential for survival • A type of price elastic good • A fast cheap method of growth • A type of price inelastic good • A key consideration for location • Extraction of raw materials (7,6) • An internal source of finance (8,6) • A person who sets up his own business • Virgin are an example of one of these. • ...

Business Intermediate 2017-05-10

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a small group of people who are interviewed together and give their opinions to help a company make decisions
feeling tired and sometimes confused after a long flight
an offer to buy the shares in a company and take control of it
doing several things at the same time
the slow increase in the temperature of the Earth caused partly by the greenhouse effect increasing the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere
a document that stops anyone other than the inventor from using an invention
the process of finding new jobs for people who have been made redundant
an amount of money that has not yet been paid
a period of work in a factory or business where some people work during the day and some work at night
something that makes you want to do something or work harder, because you know that you will gain something by doing this
unofficial information that may or may not be true
something you do not think of which causes problems later
expression to find new and unusual ways of doing things, especially solving problems.
a department or group of departments in a university
a set of rules about what you should wear in a particular place or at a particular event
a document that shows all the money that went into and out of your bank account during a particular period of time
money or property that a company owns
a person or company who searches for good staff and tries to persuade them to leave their jobs and go to work for another company

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task given as part of your studies or your job: His first assignment as a reporter was to cover the local election.
to make a computer or other machine more powerful or effective
a way of thinking and behaving that shows you care about other people and their interests more than you care about yourself
a job that gives no chance of promotion or improvement
information communicated by people speaking informally to each other.
to leave a job or project
a bad debt which cannot be recovered
a section giving extra details at the end of a book or document
ability to repay debts.
a situation in which one company takes control of another by buying the majority of its shares
a particular thing that you have succeeded in doing after a lot of effort
an opinion that all members of a group agree with
a place for someone to stay, live, or work in
to pay all the money you owe someone
to choose a number of candidates for the next stage of selection, e.g. a second interview
continued use of the products or services of a particular business
a specific time or date by which you have to do something
to make a legal claim against someone, usually to get money from them because they have done something bad to you
an interruption of one’s studies or career in order to acquire a different experience, e.g. to travel

37 Clues: ability to repay debts. • to leave a job or project • a bad debt which cannot be recovered • to pay all the money you owe someone • doing several things at the same time • money or property that a company owns • an amount of money that has not yet been paid • a place for someone to stay, live, or work in • an opinion that all members of a group agree with • ...

Business Bailey 2018-05-24

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is the amount of goods and services that consumers are able and willing to buy at a particular price.
is a price that a consumer is prepared to pay and one that a supplier is prepared to sell for.
is the ability to see opportunity, manage risk and coordinate resources effectively.
is the process of making goods and services available for the consumer.
are items that we would like to make our lives easier and more enjoyable we do not need them to survive for example, Fortnite, PS4, tickets to the next 10 Melbourne storm games.
involves a business making their producer service look more attractive than a competitors.
is the study of how we choose to use scare resources to satisfy our wants.
includes resources made by people to assist in the production of goods and services.
is any activity that generates a good or services available to the consumer.
is the mount of goods and services the producer or supplier is able and willing to supply at a particular price.
refers to when something is in unsufficient supply.
areites that we consume tosatisfy our needs and wants.

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describes natural resources used in the production of goods and sevices
occurs when the amount demanded by consumers equals the amount supplied by suppliers and a market price is agreed upon.
are jobs or tasks that we pay others to preform for us (eg. we pay a motor mechanic to service our car).
is made up of all the people who are interested in buying (buyers, consumers) or selling (sellers, producers) a particular good or service.
are items that we require to survive, for example food, shelter, clothes, and water.
is the human effort used to produce goods and services.
is the consuming (using up)of items produced.
are anything that can be used to produce goods and services to fulfill wants.

20 Clues: is the consuming (using up)of items produced. • refers to when something is in unsufficient supply. • areites that we consume tosatisfy our needs and wants. • is the human effort used to produce goods and services. • describes natural resources used in the production of goods and sevices • is the process of making goods and services available for the consumer. • ...

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