business Crossword Puzzles
Business Crossword 2026-03-01
Across
- The ability of a product to generate consistent customer demand over time.
- Cost that does not change with output.
- Combining two companies into one.
- Division of market into smaller groups.
- Ownership represented by shares.
- Buying and selling goods across national borders.
- Payment made to employees monthly.
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- Goods used in the production of other goods.
- Process of identifying customer needs and satisfying them.
- Risk-bearing factor of production.
- Long-term plan of action designed to achieve a goal.
- Financial plan of income and expenses.
- Excess of revenue over expense.
- Study of scarcity and resource allocation.
- Loan taken for business expansion.
15 Clues: Excess of revenue over expense. • Ownership represented by shares. • Combining two companies into one. • Risk-bearing factor of production. • Loan taken for business expansion. • Payment made to employees monthly. • Financial plan of income and expenses. • Cost that does not change with output. • Division of market into smaller groups. • ...
Foodservice industry 2022-11-21
Across
- A restaurant that quickly provides a limited selection of food at low prices
- Specific preparation and cooking tasks are assigned to each member of the kitchen staff.
- Helps chefs to select the food products and equipment that will best fit their needs and budgets.
- Servers take customer orders and then bring the food to the table
- Caterer prepares and delivers food from a central kitchen to different locations.
- Works to pay for daily expenses, such as wages and food costs.
- Offers advice and information to other foodservice business owners and managers.
- The money a business makes after paying all of its expenses.
- Work experience in many different tasks.
- Buys food and supplies for restaurants according to his or her restaurant clients’ current needs.
- Pantry chef, is responsible for preparing cold food items.
- Restaurant where customers serve themselves.
- Divides land into sections that can be used for different purposes, including residential (housing), business, and manufacturing.
- Is a written permission to participate in a business activity.
- company that sells products and equipment to the foodservice industry.
- Supervises and sometime assists other chefs in the kitchen.The sous chef may also fill in for the executive chef when necessary.
- Is a document that describes a new business and a strategy to launch that business
- Works under the guidance of a skilled worker to learn the skills of a particular trade or art.
- Means that food for special occasions is made at a customer’s location.
- An expense other than food and wages.
- An advanced culinary student works at a foodservice business to get hands-on training.
- Manages all kitchen operations.
- Is a business that has only one owner.
- Has an upscale atmosphere, or overall mood, excellent food and service, and higher menu prices.
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- Entry-level employees are rotated, or given specific amounts of time at one job, and then moved through a series of jobs.
- Is a style of cooking.
- Work on the food production line. They cook foods and put them on plates for service staff to take to customers.
- Company sells an individual business owner the right to use the company’s name, logo, concept, and products. In return, the business owner agrees to run the food-service business as outlined by the franchise company.
- Uses culinary science to set new standards in food technology.
- Has one or more owners and is not part of a national restaurant business.
- Manages the banquet operations of hotels, banquet facilities, hospitals, and universities.
- Industry supplies food and lodging to customers who are away from home.
- Coordinates the food for each function.
- Oversees the work of the entire restaurant.
- Earns more than enough to pay for daily expenses.
- A restaurant that has two or more locations that sell the same products and are operated by the same company
- prepares ingredients to be used by the line cooks.
- means that businesses or individuals may buy and sell products, and set prices with little government control.
- Works closely with food scientists to produce new food products.
- Is a legal association of two or more people who share the ownership of the business.
- Orders ingredients for menu dishes, and makes sure that they are prepared correctly.
- A contract between a business and an insurance company.
- Responsible for making baked items, such as breads, desserts, and pastries.
- Such as dishwasher and cashier.
- helps businesses to find the right employees.
- Coordinates and assigns duties to the serving staff, such as hosts, servers, and bussers.
- Is created when a state grants an individual or a group of people a charter with legal rights to form a business.
- Self-motivated person who creates and runs a business.
- Work on the food production line. They cook foods and put them on plates for service staff to take to customers.
- proof that you are an expert in a specific topic, such as culinary arts, baking, and pastry making.
- Is a general preference or dislike for something within an industry.
51 Clues: Is a style of cooking. • Such as dishwasher and cashier. • Manages all kitchen operations. • An expense other than food and wages. • Is a business that has only one owner. • Coordinates the food for each function. • Work experience in many different tasks. • Oversees the work of the entire restaurant. • Restaurant where customers serve themselves. • ...
The Big A Level Crossoword 2024-05-10
Across
- Products produced abroad and consumed domestically.
- Growth through mergers and takeovers.
- Moving a business function to another country (usually to lower costs).
- A licensing agreement allowing one business to use the name and sell the products or services of another business.
- The proportion of staff who leave a business in a particular period of time.
- A specific target set for a business.
- The cost of borrowing or reward for saving money
- The methods used by a business to provide information or stimulate a sale.
- Additional time in a critical path diagram.
- Owners of PLC and LTD companies.
- market A small segment of a large market.
- Where goods or services provided by a supplier are not paid for immediately.
- An increase in the price of goods and services over time.
- the difference between the bought in costs of goods and services and their selling price.
- Profit expressed as a percentage of sales revenue.
- Short term debts that have to be repaid within a year.
- The level of interest customers have in a product.
- Where the owners of a business are personally responsible for the debts of the business.
- Assets that are cash or will be cash within a year.
- Taxes that come from income (fore sole traders) or profit (for companies).
- A difference between a planned and actual financial target.
- Internal growth that does not involve merging or taking over another business.
- A physical limit on the volume of products that can be imported.
- Taxes imposed on goods and services.
- A measure of a firms ability to minimise waste in the production process.
- A collective term for a range of Japanese techniques designed to eliminate waste.
- Operating in a manner that can be sustained in the long-term.
- A situation where supply and demand are balanced.
- The process of making one off items to suit each customers individual requirements.
- Where the production process largely relies on automation.
- New research conducted for a particular purpose.
- Products produced domestically and consumed abroad.
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- A recognisable name or logo that helps to differentiate a product.
- Output per worker per period of time.
- A tax imposed on imports.
- A product whose use accompanies another product.
- The encouragement of entrepreneurial behaviour within an organisation.
- The cost of the next best alternative foregone when a decision is made.
- Reductions in unit cost as a consequence of an increase in the scale of operations.
- Groups that are influenced by and influence the operations of a business.
- A subsection of a larger market in which consumers share similar needs.
- Filling a job vacancy with someone who already works for the business.
- an item of value that a business owns.
- Current assets minus current liabilities.
- When a firm expands too quickly for its capital to cope with.
- Visualising future situations and coming up with strategies to deal with them effectively
- Filling a job vacancy with someone who does not currently work for the business.
- The process of projecting past trends into the future.
- Continuous production of a generic product.
- Accepted normal behaviours within an organisation.
- Employing another business to perform certain functions which allows capacity to be increased.
- A financial plan for income and expenditure.
- Fixed costs divided by contribution per unit.
- A surplus created when revenue is greater than the total costs of the business.
- Where two or more companies agree to a create a single business.
- Passing decision-making power down the organisational structure.
- Where one company buys a controlling interest in another.
- The process of making products in groups.
- Uses pre-existing data that has been gathered for another purpose.
- The number of subordinates directly answerable to one manager.
- rate The cost of one currency in terms of another.
- Where the production process is largely carried out by human input.
- Businesses between the producer and consumer who help in the distribution process.
63 Clues: A tax imposed on imports. • Owners of PLC and LTD companies. • Taxes imposed on goods and services. • Output per worker per period of time. • Growth through mergers and takeovers. • A specific target set for a business. • an item of value that a business owns. • Current assets minus current liabilities. • market A small segment of a large market. • ...
understanding financial planning- Yovani Hernandez 2015-04-28
Across
- is the value of the owners investment in the business
- detailed plans for the financial needs of individuals,families,and businesses
- are used to record and analyze the financial performance of a business
- plans income and expenses from the beginning of a new business or a major business expansion until it becomes profitable
- Are the costs of operating a business
- are what a company owns
- are differences between actual and budgeted performance
- is an estimate of the actual money received and paid out for a specific period
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- is the financial record of employee compensation deductions and net pay
- describes the financial plan for ongoing operations of the business for a specific period
- to report the revenue expenses and net income or loss from operation for a specific period
- are comparisons of a company financial elements that indicate how well the business is performing
- the assets,liabilities,and owner equity for a specific date are listed
- All income that a business receives over a period of time
- are what a company owns
15 Clues: are what a company owns • are what a company owns • Are the costs of operating a business • is the value of the owners investment in the business • are differences between actual and budgeted performance • All income that a business receives over a period of time • are used to record and analyze the financial performance of a business • ...
Types of Businesses 2020-10-15
Across
- a written and legal document detailing the investments and responsibilities of all partners.
- businesses owned by shareholders but they can sell shares to the public on the stock exchange
- a payment made to the shareholders which is their share of the business's profits.
- owners are responsible for the business's debts.
- a business owned by shareholders that are known to the business.
- a business that does not have a separate legal identity from its owners.
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- when two separate businesses work together on a project, sharing the risk, capital and profits.
- a business in the public sector owned by the government
- a business owned by two or more owners that have unlimited liability
- a business that allows others to trade under their brand in return for a fee
- a business owned by one person that has unlimited liability.
- a business that does have a separate legal identity from its owners.
- owners are not personally responsible the business's debts.
- owners of a private or public limited company.
14 Clues: owners of a private or public limited company. • owners are responsible for the business's debts. • a business in the public sector owned by the government • owners are not personally responsible the business's debts. • a business owned by one person that has unlimited liability. • a business owned by shareholders that are known to the business. • ...
Stranger Jordan 2017-11-30
Across
- something you need
- of living how you live
- stock or supply of something
- some market some command
- stocks or bonds
- Money you need to start a business
- Gross domestic product
- or production distribution and exchange
- something someone needs or wants
- how much of something you have
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- person who uses/consumes the product you have bought
- shortage of something
- something that is done for you
- Usually known for command economy
- The extra money someone makes
- a person that risk time and money to make a business
- the government owns the business and says what is produced
- Person who produces products
- Economy The owner of the business has a say in what to sell or produce
19 Clues: stocks or bonds • something you need • shortage of something • of living how you live • Gross domestic product • some market some command • stock or supply of something • Person who produces products • The extra money someone makes • something that is done for you • how much of something you have • something someone needs or wants • Usually known for command economy • ...
Accounting 2021-12-07
Across
- the amount entered on the left side of an account is the ___.
- The balance of a ___ account does not carry forward to the next accounting period.
- another term used for "recording" a business transaction is ____.
- The debts of a business are called its___.
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- Assets= Liabilities+ Owner's Equity is called the ___.
- A____ occurs when the owner takes assets out of the business for personal use.
- The dollar balance of a ____ accounts is carried forward from one period to the next.
- The coats of doing business are known as___
- A ___ is a tool used to analyze a business transaction's affect on an account.
- A___ is often called a book of original entry.
- Money a business earns from the sale of goods or services is the___
- The ___ is an all-purpose journal used for recording business transactions
- Last Name
- An amount entered on the right side of an account is a ___.
- First Name
15 Clues: Last Name • First Name • The debts of a business are called its___. • The coats of doing business are known as___ • A___ is often called a book of original entry. • Assets= Liabilities+ Owner's Equity is called the ___. • An amount entered on the right side of an account is a ___. • the amount entered on the left side of an account is the ___. • ...
Types of Businesses and Market Structures 2015-03-26
Across
- a business composed of several companies that produce unrelated goods
- the idea that a business owner is responsible for all the businesses debts and losses
- own corporations
- would occur if companies involved in the different steps of making a good combined
- a business organization in which one partner is responsible for the day to day running and the other the funds
- an organization that seeks to benefit society
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- a business structure with the greatest access to funds and resources
- an advantage of partnerships
- a business controlled and owned by one person
- a semi-independent business that buys the right to sell a parent company's products
- a type of partnership that protects one partner from the mistakes of another
- an organization seeking the shared benefit of its owners and customers
- if GMC and Ford joined together
- a condition where if an owner dies, the business closes
- keeping these may be the biggest advantage to sole proprietorship
15 Clues: own corporations • an advantage of partnerships • if GMC and Ford joined together • a business controlled and owned by one person • an organization that seeks to benefit society • a condition where if an owner dies, the business closes • keeping these may be the biggest advantage to sole proprietorship • ...
Progressive Era 2017-02-20
Across
- Big business leaders were abusing their wealth in order to _________ the government and politics.
- Reformers who supported Temperance and Prohibition believed alcohol led to _________ behavior.
- What is a slum apartment building that developed in urban, industrial societies?
- __________ issues, like housing and poverty were prominent in cities.
- Women's rights were achieved when Women's _________ was granted.
- The words, Conservation, National Parks, and Preserving Resources correspond to which reform?
- Upton Sinclair ______________ the problems in many meat factories and the President dislikes these problems.
- Government was needed to protect __________ from unfair business practices.
- In order to correct unfair business practices, ___________ wanted government to regulate business.
- What rights did Women's suffrage grant?
- The Spoils System - government leaders give family and friends government positions, without being ___________.
- The purpose of the Sherman __________ Act was to destroy monopolies and big business.
- There was a large _________ between the rich and the poor.
- President Roosevelt was a progressive who focused on environment reform by establishing National ________.
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- ______________ is the preservation of land and resources for present and future generations.
- They encouraged progressive reforms because they exposed many political, economic and social evils of the time period.
- Under the Sherman Antitrust Act __________ were broken up.
- What were Big Business leaders known as?
- Most of the wealth was controlled by a ________ group of business leaders, which lead to a large poor population.
- The _________ Movement was about reforming working conditions - creating shorter working days and higher wages.
- _________ issues, like corruption in government were big concerns.
- The problems in the meat packing industry led to government ______________ of businesses.
- The government passed the Food and Drug Act because government was needed to __________ business.
- Rockefeller was a very ________ man, who controlled the oil industry.
- What was created to protect black rights and challenge discrimination?
25 Clues: What rights did Women's suffrage grant? • What were Big Business leaders known as? • Under the Sherman Antitrust Act __________ were broken up. • There was a large _________ between the rich and the poor. • Women's rights were achieved when Women's _________ was granted. • _________ issues, like corruption in government were big concerns. • ...
Cooperative Vocab 2022-08-18
Across
- Cooperative Cooperatives structured for members to gain access to affordable, quality goods
- The financial support or business provided to a store, hotel, or the like, by customers, clients, or paying guest
- Pertaining to or characterized by the principle of political or social equality for all
- An individual, group, or organization that own one or more shares in a company
- Proprietorship Simplest, oldest, and most common form of business ownership in which only one individual acquires all the benefits and risks of running an enterprise
- Money invested in a business to generate income
- A form of business organization in which the owners have shares in a separate legal entity that itself can own assets & borrow money
- Surplus remaining after total costs are deducted from total revenue
- A person, partnership, or corporation engaged in commerce, manufacturing, or a service; profit- seeking enterprise or concern
- Probability of threat of damage, injury, liability, loss, or any other negative occurrence
- Cooperative Cooperative structured to maximize the return members receive for goods they produce
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- Difference between the cost price and selling price of a product
- A unit of ownership that represents an equal proportion of a company’s capital
- Refund A portion of the cooperative profits returned to members based on patronage
- Liability Company A form of business organization similar to a partnership but offering its owners the advantage or limited financial liability
- An association of two or more persons as co-owners of a profit making business
- Risk The probability that an actual return on an investment will be lower than the expected return
- A form of business organization in which profits are distributed as patronage refunds and all members have a single vote
- A person who is a customer, client, or paying guest, especially a regular one, of a store, hotel, etc
- Cooperative Cooperatives structured to provide services, such as agronomic, financial, and utility services to its members
- A public service, as a telephone, electric system, transportation, etc
- Items purchased to carry on a farm’s operation. Such items include fertilizers, pesticides, seed, fuel, and animal feed
22 Clues: Money invested in a business to generate income • Difference between the cost price and selling price of a product • Surplus remaining after total costs are deducted from total revenue • A public service, as a telephone, electric system, transportation, etc • A unit of ownership that represents an equal proportion of a company’s capital • ...
Crossword Puzzle - Types of Business 2021-11-25
Across
- the quality of being fair and impartial
- an owner of shares in a company.
- ventures a business project that matches the skills of two individuals or businesses for mutual benefits.
- the most important city or town of a country or region, usually its seat of government and administrative center.
- commercial transactions conducted electronically on the internet.
- Alliance an agreement between businesses to commit resources to achieve a common set of objectives.
- the business where economic transactions are conducted within the geographical boundaries of the one country.
- Franchising is based on a marketing concept which can be adopted by an organization as a strategy for business expansion.
- a farm, business, or other organization which is owned and run jointly by its members, who share the profits or benefits
- a combination of two things, especially companies, into one.
- proprietorship a business directly owned by one person who receives all profits and is responsible for all liabilities.
- the making of articles on a large scale using machinery; industrial production.
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- the part of a corporation's profit after taxes that each shareholder receives
- a part or portion of a larger amount which is divided among a number of people, or to which a number of people contribute
- liability the full legal responsibility that business owners and partners assume for all business debts.
- the action of helping or doing work for someone.
- the process of working together to the same end.
- a business with two or more owners who share the responsibilities and profits/losses
- the practice of basing some of a company's processes or services overseas, so as to take advantage of lower costs.
- the formal name of a city or town
- something, typically money, that is owed or due.
- the parent company who grants the franchise and provides goods and/or services to the
22 Clues: an owner of shares in a company. • the formal name of a city or town • the quality of being fair and impartial • the action of helping or doing work for someone. • the process of working together to the same end. • something, typically money, that is owed or due. • a combination of two things, especially companies, into one. • ...
Crossword Puzzle - Types of Business 2021-11-25
Across
- the practice of basing some of a company's processes or services overseas, so as to take advantage of lower costs.
- the making of articles on a large scale using machinery; industrial production.
- the business where economic transactions are conducted within the geographical boundaries of the one country.
- a farm, business, or other organization which is owned and run jointly by its members, who share the profits or benefits
- the formal name of a city or town
- the process of working together to the same end.
- proprietorship a business directly owned by one person who receives all profits and is responsible for all liabilities.
- ventures a business project that matches the skills of two individuals or businesses for mutual benefits.
- a combination of two things, especially companies, into one.
- a part or portion of a larger amount which is divided among a number of people, or to which a number of people contribute
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- the part of a corporation's profit after taxes that each shareholder receives
- Franchising is based on a marketing concept which can be adopted by an organization as a strategy for business expansion.
- liability the full legal responsibility that business owners and partners assume for all business debts.
- something, typically money, that is owed or due.
- the most important city or town of a country or region, usually its seat of government and administrative center.
- Alliance an agreement between businesses to commit resources to achieve a common set of objectives.
- the quality of being fair and impartial
- the parent company who grants the franchise and provides goods and/or services to the
- the action of helping or doing work for someone.
- commercial transactions conducted electronically on the internet.
- an owner of shares in a company.
- a business with two or more owners who share the responsibilities and profits/losses
22 Clues: an owner of shares in a company. • the formal name of a city or town • the quality of being fair and impartial • something, typically money, that is owed or due. • the process of working together to the same end. • the action of helping or doing work for someone. • a combination of two things, especially companies, into one. • ...
Business Tax Benefits 2021-04-23
Across
- Deducting business expenses reduces your _____ income.
- A professional who knows business and the tax laws and can advise you and help you file the APPROPRIATE forms to take best advantage of the tax laws
- Some ______ expenses may be deductible - check with your accountant (2 words)
- Ads and memberships as a monthly or annual ______ are deductible
- Current IRS ____ rate is 55 cents per mile that includes all vehicle maintenance
- While traveling, 50% of some _____ expenses may be deductible
- Pencils, paper, sticky notes, and binders are examples of deductible _____ expenses
- Deductible software rental expenses for message stream automation
- Check with your accountant: some ____ may have to be capitalized
- You can deduct expenses associated with _____ of your website or blog
- Delivery fees and _____ are deductible
- Some ____ expenses such as lodging, car rental, gasoline for rental cars, and tolls are deductible
- You can deduct _____ you pay to YOUR affiliates
- Connectivity and business ______ services are deductible
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- There are tax advantages for deducting ______ business expenses
- Registration of the _____ name for your website or blog is deductible
- Graphics, programming, and ____ services may be deductible
- Business-related _____ and Training are deductible
- The purchase of a personal ____ or laptop is considered a capital expense
- The cost of highly effective _____ Ads are deductible
- Safelist _____ are deductible expenses that can allow you to receive more free advertising and higher commissions
- ____ for your vehicle is not included in the 55 cents per mile
- Some travel expenses are calculated differently when using your personal ______ for business
- If you do not treat it like a business, it is a _____ and NONE of your expenses are deductible
- These communications services may be deductible if used exclusively for your business
- Capital expenses must be _____ over the IRS-recommended life of the asset
- Commissions ____ are INCOME and are not deductible
27 Clues: Delivery fees and _____ are deductible • You can deduct _____ you pay to YOUR affiliates • Business-related _____ and Training are deductible • Commissions ____ are INCOME and are not deductible • The cost of highly effective _____ Ads are deductible • Deducting business expenses reduces your _____ income. • Connectivity and business ______ services are deductible • ...
ASCENSION 2023-11-04
Across
- - The quantity of a product or service that consumers are willing to buy.
- - The management of money and assets within a business or individual.
- - The rivalry among companies or individuals for market share.
- - The process of promoting and selling products or services.
- - An individual or organization that hires and provides work for employees.
- - A legal status when an individual or business cannot pay their debts.
- - A person who starts and manages a business, typically taking financial risks.
- - A newly established company, typically with innovative ideas.
- - The total income generated by a company from its normal operations.
- - A company's core purpose and values.
- - A legal entity that separates personal and business finances.
- - A person or organization that purchases products or services.
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- - The exchange of information and ideas within or between businesses.
- - Rules and laws governing businesses and industries.
- - The promotion of products or services to attract potential customers.
- - An individual or entity that possesses a business or property.
- - An individual who purchases and uses products or services.
- - The system of levying taxes on income, goods, or services.
- - An individual or entity that allocates capital into businesses or investments.
- - The money earned or received by an individual or business.
- - A person or company that provides goods or services to other businesses.
- - The system of production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services in a region.
- - Ownership interest in a company.
- - A tangible item created for sale or use.
- - An entity engaged in commercial, industrial, or professional activities.
- - A unique name, symbol, or design identifying a company's products or services.
- - The financial gain or benefit obtained from a business's revenue.
- - A business structure where two or more individuals or entities share profits and losses.
- - A plan of action designed to achieve specific goals.
- - The process of manufacturing or creating goods.
30 Clues: - Ownership interest in a company. • - A company's core purpose and values. • - A tangible item created for sale or use. • - The process of manufacturing or creating goods. • - Rules and laws governing businesses and industries. • - A plan of action designed to achieve specific goals. • - An individual who purchases and uses products or services. • ...
Jeff's Resume 2025-03-16
Across
- A risky business or project undertaken with the hope of achieving a significant reward.
- The transfer of energy without the use of physical wires, often using electromagnetic fields or inductive coupling.
- A region in Northern California known for its concentration of technology companies and start-ups.
- The act of creating new ideas, products, or methods to improve existing systems or solve problems.
- The use of scientific knowledge for practical purposes, especially in industry.
- A person who starts and runs a business, taking on financial risks to do so.
- To radically change or innovate an industry or market, often through new technology.
- A company focused on technology solutions for high-speed internet and telecommunications.
- The initial capital invested in a start-up to help it grow before it can sustain itself.
- Referring to advanced or cutting-edge technology, often in fields like electronics or computer science.
- Someone who provides capital to a business or start-up in exchange for financial returns.
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- The application of scientific and mathematical principles to design and build systems or structures.
- The degree to which a product satisfies a strong market demand, ensuring customer satisfaction.
- An item or service created to satisfy a customer’s needs or wants.
- The process of expanding or increasing a company’s capacity to handle larger operations.
- Unmanned aerial vehicles used for various purposes, including surveillance, photography, and delivery.
- The person who starts or establishes a business or organization.
- A new business or company, typically one focused on innovation and growth.
- A company or product designed to extend the influence, capabilities, or connections of a business or service.
- The ability of a business or system to grow and handle increased demands without sacrificing performance.
- The process of establishing and maintaining relationships that can help in business or professional settings.
- The process of expanding a company’s operations, market share, and profits.
22 Clues: The person who starts or establishes a business or organization. • An item or service created to satisfy a customer’s needs or wants. • A new business or company, typically one focused on innovation and growth. • The process of expanding a company’s operations, market share, and profits. • ...
econ project 3 2024-11-15
Across
- - a settlement technique in which a neutral third party listens to both sides and then imposes a decision that is legally binding for both the company and the union
- organization - an institution that functions much like a business but does not operate for the purpose of making a profit
- - the legal obligation to pay debts
- association - a nonprofit group organized to promote the collective business interests of an of an area or a group of similar businesses
- - a certificate of ownership in a corporation
- - the portion of corporate profits paid out to stockholders
- - the movement of some of a company’s operations, or resources of production, to another country
- - a settlement technique in which a neutral person, the mediator, meets with each side to try to find a solution that both sides will accept
- proprietorship - a business owned and managed by a single individual
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- -a legal entity, or being, owned by individual stockholders, each of whom has limited liability for the firm’s debts
- - business organization owned by two or more persons who agree on a specific division of responsibilities and profits
- - the share of earnings given by a franchisee as a payment to the franchiser
- laborer - work that requires specialized skills and training
- - the practice of contracting with another company to do a specific job that would otherwise be done by a company’s own workers
- laborer - work that requires no specialized skills, education, or training
- - a business organization owned and operated by a group of individuals for their shared benefit
- - an organized work stoppage intended to force an employer to address the union demands
- - the money and other valuables belonging to an individual or business
- laws - laws in a city or town that designate certain areas, or zones, for residential and business use
- - a formal contract issued by a corporation or either entity that includes a promise to repay borrowed money with interest at fixed intervals
20 Clues: - the legal obligation to pay debts • - a certificate of ownership in a corporation • - the portion of corporate profits paid out to stockholders • laborer - work that requires specialized skills and training • proprietorship - a business owned and managed by a single individual • - the money and other valuables belonging to an individual or business • ...
Core Business Words 2024-08-06
Across
- The purchasing and selling of goods in large quantities at cheaper prices–usually to stores or vendors who then sell them to the individual customers
- The buying and selling of goods, property, or services
- The money left after subtracting expenses (pay, supplies, etc.) from revenue
- Money earned from sales
- Identifying spaces/avenues for selling your product and then promoting products or services to potential customers in those spaces
- The expenses involved in running a business
- The process through which a company creates a distinct identity (includes logo, colors, advertising style, etc.)
- (Return on Investment) How much profit a company makes relative to its investment
- The process of positioning and arranging products for sale (especially physically, in retail space)
- Money or value owed by a person or company–sometimes in the form of an asset that has not yet been paid off (can also mean legal responsibility/”blame-ability” in other contexts)
Down
- The process of creating and running your own business
- (Key Performance Indicator) Numbers that measure how well a company is doing
- The missed value of an option not taken when a business chooses another option (example: Having your one salesperson at a Star Wars convention in Indianapolis means she cannot attend ComicCon in Las Vegas.)
- The decrease in value of an asset over time
- (Business-to-Business) Activity that takes place between two businesses rather than between a business and an individual consumer
- Sheet (also called books) A financial statement showing a company’s assets, liabilities, and equity
- (Business-to-Consumer) Activity that takes place between a business and an individual consumer rather than between two businesses
- (Research and development) - The process of experimenting and improving upon product designs
- The selling of items directly to individual customers
- Something valuable that a company owns (like equipment or property)
20 Clues: Money earned from sales • The decrease in value of an asset over time • The expenses involved in running a business • The process of creating and running your own business • The selling of items directly to individual customers • The buying and selling of goods, property, or services • Something valuable that a company owns (like equipment or property) • ...
Chapter 1 2023-04-26
Across
- financial reports that recap the financial state and process
- the calculation showing the bond among assets, liabilities, and owners equity
- the amount enduring after the value of all liabilities is deducted from the value of all assets
- a business that performs an activity for a fee
- a person or business to what a liability is owed
- The progression of planning, recording, analyzing, and interpreting financial information
- a proper report that shows what an individual owns, what and individual owes, and the difference between the two
- an account used to recap the owners equity in a business
- the usage of ethics in making business choices
- the change between personal assets and personal liabilities
- the principles of right and wrong that guide an individual in making decisions
- economic rights to the assets of a business
- a certain amount that is owed
- the change between assets and liabilities
Down
- the cost of goods or services used to operate a business
- a official written document that defines the nature of a business and how it will work
- a sale in which payment will be established at a later date
- a business owed by a person
- a planned process intended to collect financial data and summarize the results in accounting records and reports
- normally accepted accounting principles. the values and rules that accountants follow while recording and reportage financial activities
- the deferences between the increases and decreases in a account
- any company activity that changes assets, liabilities, or owners equity
- anything that is owned
- the name that is given to an account
- assets taken from the company for the owners personal use
- a growth in equity ensuing from the sale of goods or services
- a record that recaps all the transaction affecting to a single item in the accounting equation
27 Clues: anything that is owned • a business owed by a person • a certain amount that is owed • the name that is given to an account • the change between assets and liabilities • economic rights to the assets of a business • a business that performs an activity for a fee • the usage of ethics in making business choices • a person or business to what a liability is owed • ...
U3A05 Assignment 1 2022-06-18
Across
- an owner of shares in a company.
- a business in which one person provides the permanent fiance and, in return, has full control of the business
- a payment given to employees based on the sales they make.
- a symbol, word, or words legally registered or established by use as representing a company or product.
- the sum of financial assets that are required to produce goods or services
- who has an inner need to achieve goals and feel a sense of accomplishment
- a business formed by two or more people to carry on a business together
- an authorization granted by a government or company to an individual or group enabling them to carry out specified commercial activities, for example acting as an agent for a company's products.
- individual or group that has an interest in any decision or activity of an organization.
- the action or business of promoting and selling products or services, including market research and advertising.
- a type of intellectual property that protects original works of authorship as soon as an author fixes the work in a tangible form of expression.
Down
- the control over an enterprise, providing the power to dictate the operations and functions.
- the money a business pulls in after accounting for all expenses.
- the capacity of a company's management to set and achieve challenging goals, take fast and decisive action when needed, outperform the competition, and inspire others to perform at the highest level they can.
- a form of debt incurred by an individual or other entity
- another word for a for-profit business or company
- a form of periodic payment from an employer to an employee
- the ways a business can encourage staff to give their best.
- someone who takes the financial risk of starting and managing a new venture
- a complete list of items such as property, goods in stock, or the contents of a building.
20 Clues: an owner of shares in a company. • another word for a for-profit business or company • a form of debt incurred by an individual or other entity • a payment given to employees based on the sales they make. • a form of periodic payment from an employer to an employee • the ways a business can encourage staff to give their best. • ...
Business IGCSE Key Terms 2025-09-24
Across
- A business that that is owned by one person who has unlimited liability
- The process of finding and selecting workers.
- When a business sell shares publicly on the stock exchange for the first time
- A cost-based method for setting the prices of goods and services and is calculated by adding a mark-up percentage to the cost of the product: ___________ pricing
- Goods or services that are produced in this country and sold to other countries
- Authority to pass down from superior to subordinate.
- Giving official authority to employees to make decisions and to control their own work activities.
- A type of public relations where a business aims to improve brand awareness through making
- The share of the profit received by a shareholder
- Referred to informally as firing or sacking. It is the termination of employment by an employer against the will of the employee.
Down
- Where a business acquires another business
- A payment system where employees are paid an agreed rate for every item produced
- The income from sales; price x quantity sold
- The difference between revenue and cost of sales
- the growing integration of the world's economies
- A method used to analyse the product portfolio of a business that contains stars, Cash cows, question marks and dogs.
- The money raised by a business from the sale of shares
- to individuals and organisations
18 Clues: to individuals and organisations • Where a business acquires another business • The income from sales; price x quantity sold • The process of finding and selecting workers. • The difference between revenue and cost of sales • the growing integration of the world's economies • The share of the profit received by a shareholder • ...
Organisational Structures 2025-07-03
Across
- when a business removes one or more levels of hierarchy to its organisational structure
- a form of communication within an organisation
- The levels of __________ are the layers of authority in a business
- the name of this topic is ________ resources
- the current section of work is numbered three.one.________
- Allows employees working in all areas of the business to make decisions
- this type of organisational structure has many layers, long chains of command and narrow spans of control
- are you happy you picked Business as a subject?
- Occurs when a small number of senior managers make all the important decisions
Down
- is the passing down of authority to more junior employees
- junior employees may have to take on more or less duties if delayering takes place
- if managers prefer to keep control over employees then a wide or tall structure?
- this organisational structure has few layers, short chains of command and wide spans of control
- The span of control is the number of employees managed directly by a manager
- a chain of _______ is the line of authority within a business along which communication passes
- The simplest way to show how a business is organised is to look at an organisational ___________
- 2026 could be your _______ year at this school!
- some senior/junior employees may have wider spans of control when a level of hierarchy is removed
- the main benefit of delayering is to reduce _____ for the business
- a form of communication within an organisation
- if the employees are skilled, it is easier to have a wide or tall structure?
21 Clues: the name of this topic is ________ resources • a form of communication within an organisation • a form of communication within an organisation • 2026 could be your _______ year at this school! • are you happy you picked Business as a subject? • is the passing down of authority to more junior employees • the current section of work is numbered three.one.________ • ...
Cross Word Puzzle 2026-04-16
Across
- A new idea, method, or product.
- A person who buys goods or services
- A plan made to achieve business goals.
- Money put into a business to gain returns.
- A person who starts and manages a business.
Down
- Something that is sold to consumers.
- The possibility of loss in business.
- Money earned after expenses are deducted.
- The process of promoting and selling goods.
- An organization that sells products or services.
- Total income generated by a business.
- Money used to start a business.
12 Clues: A new idea, method, or product. • Money used to start a business. • A person who buys goods or services • Something that is sold to consumers. • The possibility of loss in business. • Total income generated by a business. • A plan made to achieve business goals. • Money earned after expenses are deducted. • Money put into a business to gain returns. • ...
Financial Terms and Calculations 2015-01-13
Across
- The income made by the business by selling its products
- ____ occurs when a businesses costs are higher than the revenue
- When the business is first launched ____ is what the business pays
- The amount of money a business asks the customer to pay for the product
- What is paid by the business to provide its product and operate
- When costs do not change when the businesses output changes is called
Down
- When the business outputs go up or down costs will change
- When the business revenue is equal to the costs
- The value of fixed costs added to variable costs
- When the business revenue is greater than its costs
- the costs a business pays when trading on a day-to-day basis
- How much of the product is sold by the business over a period of time
12 Clues: When the business revenue is equal to the costs • The value of fixed costs added to variable costs • When the business revenue is greater than its costs • The income made by the business by selling its products • When the business outputs go up or down costs will change • the costs a business pays when trading on a day-to-day basis • ...
Business Studies 2013-11-13
Across
- Smart activity starts with M
- business expansion method
- business aim starts with G
- reason for starting a business
- smart activity starts with R
Down
- investor in the business
- a local branch of a known business
- Public Limited Company
- Business aim starts with P
- Private limited company
- factor influencing location of a business
11 Clues: Public Limited Company • Private limited company • investor in the business • business expansion method • Business aim starts with P • business aim starts with G • Smart activity starts with M • smart activity starts with R • reason for starting a business • a local branch of a known business • factor influencing location of a business
Foodservice industry 2022-11-21
Across
- Is a document that describes a new business and a strategy to launch that business
- An expense other than food and wages.
- Earns more than enough to pay for daily expenses.
- Is a business that has only one owner.
- Company sells an individual business owner the right to use the company’s name, logo, concept, and products. In return, the business owner agrees to run the food-service business as outlined by the franchise company.
- Works to pay for daily expenses, such as wages and food costs.
- The money a business makes after paying all of its expenses.
- Has an upscale atmosphere, or overall mood, excellent food and service, and higher menu prices.
- Manages the banquet operations of hotels, banquet facilities, hospitals, and universities.
- Divides land into sections that can be used for different purposes, including residential (housing), business, and manufacturing.
- Oversees the work of the entire restaurant.
- Industry supplies food and lodging to customers who are away from home.
- A contract between a business and an insurance company.
- Caterer prepares and delivers food from a central kitchen to different locations.
- Work on the food production line. They cook foods and put them on plates for service staff to take to customers.
- Servers take customer orders and then bring the food to the table
- Self-motivated person who creates and runs a business.
- Specific preparation and cooking tasks are assigned to each member of the kitchen staff.
- Restaurant where customers serve themselves.
- means that businesses or individuals may buy and sell products, and set prices with little government control.
- A restaurant that quickly provides a limited selection of food at low prices
- Such as dishwasher and cashier.
- Entry-level employees are rotated, or given specific amounts of time at one job, and then moved through a series of jobs.
Down
- Works under the guidance of a skilled worker to learn the skills of a particular trade or art.
- A restaurant that has two or more locations that sell the same products and are operated by the same company
- Work on the food production line. They cook foods and put them on plates for service staff to take to customers.
- Orders ingredients for menu dishes, and makes sure that they are prepared correctly.
- prepares ingredients to be used by the line cooks.
- An advanced culinary student works at a foodservice business to get hands-on training.
- Responsible for making baked items, such as breads, desserts, and pastries.
- Is a general preference or dislike for something within an industry.
- proof that you are an expert in a specific topic, such as culinary arts, baking, and pastry making.
- Has one or more owners and is not part of a national restaurant business.
- Is created when a state grants an individual or a group of people a charter with legal rights to form a business.
- Is a written permission to participate in a business activity.
- Offers advice and information to other foodservice business owners and managers.
- Coordinates and assigns duties to the serving staff, such as hosts, servers, and bussers.
- Work experience in many different tasks.
- Buys food and supplies for restaurants according to his or her restaurant clients’ current needs.
- Uses culinary science to set new standards in food technology.
- Is a style of cooking.
- Is a legal association of two or more people who share the ownership of the business.
- Pantry chef, is responsible for preparing cold food items.
- company that sells products and equipment to the foodservice industry.
- Coordinates the food for each function.
- Helps chefs to select the food products and equipment that will best fit their needs and budgets.
- Manages all kitchen operations.
- Supervises and sometime assists other chefs in the kitchen.The sous chef may also fill in for the executive chef when necessary.
- helps businesses to find the right employees.
- Means that food for special occasions is made at a customer’s location.
- Works closely with food scientists to produce new food products.
51 Clues: Is a style of cooking. • Manages all kitchen operations. • Such as dishwasher and cashier. • An expense other than food and wages. • Is a business that has only one owner. • Coordinates the food for each function. • Work experience in many different tasks. • Oversees the work of the entire restaurant. • Restaurant where customers serve themselves. • ...
understanding financial planning- Yovani Hernandez 2015-04-28
Across
- the assets,liabilities,and owner equity for a specific date are listed
- to report the revenue expenses and net income or loss from operation for a specific period
- describes the financial plan for ongoing operations of the business for a specific period
- is the value of the owners investment in the business
- are comparisons of a company financial elements that indicate how well the business is performing
Down
- Are the costs of operating a business
- are differences between actual and budgeted performance
- detailed plans for the financial needs of individuals,families,and businesses
- are used to record and analyze the financial performance of a business
- is an estimate of the actual money received and paid out for a specific period
- is the financial record of employee compensation deductions and net pay
- All income that a business receives over a period of time
- are what a company owns
- are what a company owns
- plans income and expenses from the beginning of a new business or a major business expansion until it becomes profitable
15 Clues: are what a company owns • are what a company owns • Are the costs of operating a business • is the value of the owners investment in the business • are differences between actual and budgeted performance • All income that a business receives over a period of time • the assets,liabilities,and owner equity for a specific date are listed • ...
understanding financial planning- Yovani Hernandez 2015-04-28
Across
- to report the revenue expenses and net income or loss from operation for a specific period
- are what a company owns
- are used to record and analyze the financial performance of a business
- is the value of the owners investment in the business
- detailed plans for the financial needs of individuals,families,and businesses
- All income that a business receives over a period of time
- plans income and expenses from the beginning of a new business or a major business expansion until it becomes profitable
Down
- the assets,liabilities,and owner equity for a specific date are listed
- are differences between actual and budgeted performance
- Are the costs of operating a business
- are comparisons of a company financial elements that indicate how well the business is performing
- describes the financial plan for ongoing operations of the business for a specific period
- is the financial record of employee compensation deductions and net pay
- is an estimate of the actual money received and paid out for a specific period
- are what a company owns
15 Clues: are what a company owns • are what a company owns • Are the costs of operating a business • is the value of the owners investment in the business • are differences between actual and budgeted performance • All income that a business receives over a period of time • the assets,liabilities,and owner equity for a specific date are listed • ...
Unit 1.3 Business Objectives Vocabulary 2024-09-16
Across
- An objective that specific, measurable, agreed, realistic, and time specific
- The proportion of total market sales that one business (or brand) accounts for
- Interim steps or benchmarks that set up a clear course of action
- A framework that measures a business's success in three key areas: profit, people, and the planet
- Short-term plans of action that firms use to achieve their objectives
- Targets an organization is attempting to achieve
- Plans of action that businesses use to achieve their targets and objectives
- The long-term goals which a business hopes to achieve
Down
- Approach in which businesses put effort and thought considering all groups of society when making business decisions
- Sets out where the business wants to be in the future
- Increase the size and operations of a business
- The amount of money you earn after you pay for all your costs of running your business
- Sets out the overall purpose of a business
- The continued existence of the business
14 Clues: The continued existence of the business • Sets out the overall purpose of a business • Increase the size and operations of a business • Targets an organization is attempting to achieve • Sets out where the business wants to be in the future • The long-term goals which a business hopes to achieve • Interim steps or benchmarks that set up a clear course of action • ...
Types of Businesses and Market Structures 2015-03-26
Across
- would occur if companies involved in the different steps of making a good combined
- an advantage of partnerships
- a business controlled and owned by one person
- if GMC and Ford joined together
Down
- a business organization in which one partner is responsible for the day to day running and the other the funds
- an organization seeking the shared benefit of its owners and customers
- an organization that seeks to benefit society
- a condition where if an owner dies, the business closes
- a semi-independent business that buys the right to sell a parent company's products
- a business structure with the greatest access to funds and resources
- a business composed of several companies that produce unrelated goods
- the idea that a business owner is responsible for all the businesses debts and losses
- keeping these may be the biggest advantage to sole proprietorship
- own corporations
- a type of partnership that protects one partner from the mistakes of another
15 Clues: own corporations • an advantage of partnerships • if GMC and Ford joined together • an organization that seeks to benefit society • a business controlled and owned by one person • a condition where if an owner dies, the business closes • keeping these may be the biggest advantage to sole proprietorship • ...
Entrepreneurship vocabulary puzzle 2025-04-28
Across
- A person who creates a business
- People that create or produce a product.
- Expenses that don't change from month to month
- amount of money brought into a business before any expenses
- One who organizes and manages and assumes finacial risks of a business or enterprise
- The art of presenting a business in a way that clearly communicates a product or service
- the financial gain is the difference between the amount earned and the amount spent in buying, operating or producing something.
Down
- Skills to help you become employable
- Expense that varies from month to month
- A quick description of an idea for a business
- the entire property of a person, association or corporation
- Expenses that don't change from month to month
- Art of presenting a business in a way that clearly communicates a product or service
- An overview of a business goal including details on how you think
- A company that sells a product similar to yours
- An amount available for a required purpose
16 Clues: A person who creates a business • Skills to help you become employable • Expense that varies from month to month • People that create or produce a product. • An amount available for a required purpose • A quick description of an idea for a business • Expenses that don't change from month to month • Expenses that don't change from month to month • ...
Accounting Assumptions and Characteristics 2018-02-19
Across
- present obligation owed due to previous events
- users can understand and identify similarities and differences in information across a period of time
- resource that will be able to produce future economic benefit
- business will continue to operate in the future
- financial information has to make sense to users with reasonable business knowledge
- decrease in owners equity that relates to business operations
- owners interest or investment in the business
Down
- information reported must be truthful to real world economic event
- information represents honestly what it says it represents. Financial information is supported by evidence
- records of business must be kept separate to the owner of the business
- increase in owners equity that comes from business operations
- information must be available to decision makers in time to influence decisions
- revenue is recognised when it is earned and expenses are recognised when they are incurred
- information is related to economic decisions to help users
- reports are prepared for a set time period
15 Clues: reports are prepared for a set time period • owners interest or investment in the business • present obligation owed due to previous events • business will continue to operate in the future • information is related to economic decisions to help users • increase in owners equity that comes from business operations • ...
Types of Businesses and Market Structures 2015-03-26
Across
- a condition where if an owner dies, the business closes
- own corporations
- the idea that a business owner is responsible for all the businesses debts and losses
- a business structure with the greatest access to funds and resources
- an advantage of partnerships
Down
- would occur if companies involved in the different steps of making a good combined
- a semi-independent business that buys the right to sell a parent company's products
- if GMC and Ford joined together
- a type of partnership that protects one partner from the mistakes of another
- a business controlled and owned by one person
- a business organization in which one partner is responsible for the day to day running and the other the funds
- an organization seeking the shared benefit of its owners and customers
- keeping these may be the biggest advantage to sole proprietorship
- an organization that seeks to benefit society
- a business composed of several companies that produce unrelated goods
15 Clues: own corporations • an advantage of partnerships • if GMC and Ford joined together • a business controlled and owned by one person • an organization that seeks to benefit society • a condition where if an owner dies, the business closes • keeping these may be the biggest advantage to sole proprietorship • ...
Types of Businesses and Market Structures 2015-03-26
Across
- an organization that seeks to benefit society
- would occur if companies involved in the different steps of making a good combined
- a business controlled and owned by one person
- a condition where if an owner dies, the business closes
Down
- a business organization in which one partner is responsible for the day to day running and the other the funds
- keeping these may be the biggest advantage to sole proprietorship
- a business composed of several companies that produce unrelated goods
- a business structure with the greatest access to funds and resources
- if GMC and Ford joined together
- the idea that a business owner is responsible for all the businesses debts and losses
- an organization seeking the shared benefit of its owners and customers
- an advantage of partnerships
- a type of partnership that protects one partner from the mistakes of another
- own corporations
- a semi-independent business that buys the right to sell a parent company's products
15 Clues: own corporations • an advantage of partnerships • if GMC and Ford joined together • an organization that seeks to benefit society • a business controlled and owned by one person • a condition where if an owner dies, the business closes • keeping these may be the biggest advantage to sole proprietorship • ...
Business Term Crossword 2022-10-09
Across
- Human effort used to produce goods and services
- Financial gain of a business
- The human resource that organizes and combines labor, land, and capital.
- A compulsory financial charge by a governmental organization
- A business that is run between two or more parties
- An organization or enterprising entity engaged in commercial, industrial, or professional activities
- Individuals, groups, or organizations that impact why and how a company does business
Down
- Parts of the profit that must be paid to the shareholders of a corporation per year
- The “gifts of nature” that we use to produce goods and services.
- A business or team of individuals with legal standing to operate as a single entity
- The owner of shares in a company
- The buildings, machines, supplies, etc. used to produce goods and services
- The money a company earns from the sale of its products and services.
- Area of the economy in which businesses share the same or related business activity, product, or service
- An asset that grants owners a stake in a business.
15 Clues: Financial gain of a business • The owner of shares in a company • Human effort used to produce goods and services • A business that is run between two or more parties • An asset that grants owners a stake in a business. • A compulsory financial charge by a governmental organization • The “gifts of nature” that we use to produce goods and services. • ...
vocab 2023-01-31
Across
- A ledger that is summarized in a single general ledger account.
- the total shares of ownership in a corporation.
- a legal document that identifies basic characteristics of a corporation.
- the assets or other financial resources available to a business.
- A business that buys and resells merchandise primarily to other merchandising businesses.
- A business from which merchandise, supplies, or other assets are purchased.
Down
- A merchandising business that sells to those who use or consume the goods.
- Goods that a business purchases in order to sell.
- Each unit of ownership in a corporation.
- An account in a general ledger that summarizes all accounts in a subsidiary ledger.
- The owner of one or more shares of stock.
- the subsidiary ledger containing vendor accounts.
- An organization with the legal rights of a person which many persons or other corporations may own.
- the legal right for a business to conduct operations as a corporation.
- A business that purchases and resells goods
15 Clues: Each unit of ownership in a corporation. • The owner of one or more shares of stock. • A business that purchases and resells goods • the total shares of ownership in a corporation. • Goods that a business purchases in order to sell. • the subsidiary ledger containing vendor accounts. • A ledger that is summarized in a single general ledger account. • ...
2013 Business Account Training 2013-05-31
Across
- The 24 character limit on business names for XP2 includes what?
- Business members ownership does not show up on this external system.
- If an EIN number is being used on a Sole Prop account, the business should be listed as what ownership type?
- This is needed on all business documents filed with the Texas Secretary of State before opening the account.
- Filing paperwork, advising on business structure, and helping with taxes are all considered __________.
- This list is guide for types of businesses we do not open at TruWest.
- What is the internal goal of our merchant services comapny for initial member contact on a referral (in hours)?
Down
- This is much like completing a needs analysis for our members. It begins with an open and honest exploratory conversation.
- What type of businesses does TruWest target?
- This is needed anytime you are opening a massage related business.
- This document is used to authorize the opening or changing of a business account.
- Any commericial loan or equipment loan should be referred to what department?
- Checks negotiated on a business account must be deposited into what kind of account?
- This is a type of corporation which is 501c3 approved from the IRS.
- This checking account allows members up to 300 free items a month.
- Even though our branches do not offer a merchant teller window, member may use this program to deposit checks from their cell phones.
- What is the abbreviation for our merchant services company?
17 Clues: What type of businesses does TruWest target? • What is the abbreviation for our merchant services company? • The 24 character limit on business names for XP2 includes what? • This is needed anytime you are opening a massage related business. • This checking account allows members up to 300 free items a month. • ...
12-1financial planing 2015-02-09
Across
- in business finance should be consulted to help the new
- -all income that a business received over a period of time
- whit its financial planing.
- new business fail due to poor financial planing .
Down
- is when expenses exceed revenue.
- -the cost of operating a business.
- is when revenue is greater than expenses .
- moment a decision is made to start business financial planing
- business.
- business is guided by the basic financial equation.
- BUDGET IDENTIFIES WHERE THE BUSINESS IS GOING.
11 Clues: business. • whit its financial planing. • is when expenses exceed revenue. • -the cost of operating a business. • is when revenue is greater than expenses . • BUDGET IDENTIFIES WHERE THE BUSINESS IS GOING. • new business fail due to poor financial planing . • business is guided by the basic financial equation. • in business finance should be consulted to help the new • ...
unit 6 vocab review quiz 2025-03-30
Across
- something you want to do successfully in the future
- to pay someone to work for you
- job or career
- plan or arrange carefully
- to tell people about a product or service
- as officially for something
- to make something available to buy or use
- someone who buys things from shop
- information you find out from something
Down
- an opinion that someone offers you
- place in a building where people work
- someone you work with
- arranged well
- part of a business or company
- the person who organizes or leads a business
- something a business makes and sells
- an activity you do for fun
- someone who runs or owns a business with another person
- manage or operate something
19 Clues: arranged well • job or career • someone you work with • plan or arrange carefully • an activity you do for fun • as officially for something • manage or operate something • part of a business or company • to pay someone to work for you • someone who buys things from shop • an opinion that someone offers you • something a business makes and sells • ...
2nd Quarter Security Training 2021-06-17
Across
- Any check placed on a hold longer than 7 business days must be deposited into a __________ account.
- Per ______________ a check that is placed on a seven business day hold and deposited into a checking account must release $225 the next business day after it was deposited, $5300 the second business day, and the remaining check amount on the seventh business day.
- All checks will be placed on a 7 business day hold during the first 30 days for a ________________.
- How many numbers are in a Canadian routing number?
- These checks will never require a hold.
- An account that has been negative for more than 6 business days during the past six months will have a warning that says "___________ Check Hold Warning".
- An account with this warning will be subject to seven business day check holds on all checks.
- Checks deposited into the ATM will automatically have a ______ day hold.
- Checks placed on a hold longer than 2 business days require a __________________.
Down
- Ask ________ to understand where the member obtained the check from and for what purpose.
- A type of endorsement that involves signing the back of the check the exact way it is written on the front.
- When the numerical amount and the written amount on a check do not match, the check can only be negotiated for what is on the _________.
- To prevent check fraud, always verify the member’s _______ on the front of the check before negotiating an OnUs check.
- If the endorsement states __________ to any financial institution other than MSGCU, do NOT accept the check. If the endorsement lists MSGCU _________, the check should not be accepted until a supervisor can review with Accounting. (Hint: same answer for both blanks)
- A check made out to a _______ can only be deposited into that ________ account. (hint: same word)
- A type of endorsement that involves signing the back of the check under the words “For Deposit Only”
- These checks cannot be deposited at MSGCU because we do not offer the type of account it needs to be deposited into.
- These checks must be deposited into an account where the payee(s) has access to the funds.
- A type of endorsement that is used when the receiver of the check wants someone to get the money. Includes the words “Pay to the Order of”. We call this a 3rd Party check.
19 Clues: These checks will never require a hold. • How many numbers are in a Canadian routing number? • Checks deposited into the ATM will automatically have a ______ day hold. • Checks placed on a hold longer than 2 business days require a __________________. • Ask ________ to understand where the member obtained the check from and for what purpose. • ...
chapter 17 bookwork 2020-04-02
Across
- The manufactured goods used to make other goods and services.
- of Supply- states that businesses will produce more products when they can sell them at higher prices.
- All human effort, skills, and abilities used to produce goods and services.
- An economic system in which the productive resources—farms, factories, machines, and so on—are owned by private citizens.
- Is the money a business has left after it has paid its expenses.
- Organizations- Some business organizations provide goods and services without seeking to earn a profit for stockholders.
- A person who organizes, manages, and assumes the risks of a business.
- Shares of ownership.
- People who buy corporate stocks.
Down
- A business in which two or more people share the responsibilities, costs, profits, and losses.
- Resources- Items provided by nature without human intervention that can be used to produce goods and to provide services.
- Proprietorship- A small business owned by one person.
- occurs when there are not enough resources to meet people’s wants.
- If a company is the only one selling a product.
- Economy- Economic decisions are made by people looking out for their own best interests.
- Corporate profits paid to stockholders.
- A type of business that is recognized as a separate legal entity.
- Enterprise- Business owners may operate however they see fit, with little direction or interference by the government.
- Market- The right to buy and sell goods as you want.
- of Demand- states that buyers will demand, or want, a greater quantity of a good when its price is low.
20 Clues: Shares of ownership. • People who buy corporate stocks. • Corporate profits paid to stockholders. • If a company is the only one selling a product. • Market- The right to buy and sell goods as you want. • Proprietorship- A small business owned by one person. • The manufactured goods used to make other goods and services. • ...
Finance 2015-01-13
Across
- this occurs when a business' costs are greater than its revenue
- how much of a product is sold by a business over a certain period of time
- costs that will change when a businesses output goes up or down
- the fixed and variable costs added together
- the income made by a business for selling its products
- the costs a business pays day-to-day when its trading
Down
- the charges paid by a business to provide its product and operate
- the cots a business pays when it is first launched
- the point when the business' revenue is equal to its costs
- the amount a business asks a customer to pay for a product or service
- costs that do not change when a business output goes up or down
- what a business receives when its revenue is greater than its costs
12 Clues: the fixed and variable costs added together • the cots a business pays when it is first launched • the costs a business pays day-to-day when its trading • the income made by a business for selling its products • the point when the business' revenue is equal to its costs • this occurs when a business' costs are greater than its revenue • ...
Vocabulary 2023-04-05
Across
- An individual who has had specialized training in accounting procedures
- In the operations function, goods, or services
- A marketing function needed to communicate information about goods, services, images, and/or ideas to achieve a desired outcome
- Marketing element focusing on considerations in getting a selected product in the right place at the right time
- Debts that the business owes
- Resources
- The production activity that establishes the timetable to be followed in production
- In business, the function that involves all money and money management matters
- Anything of value that a business owns
- The day-to-day activities for continued business functioning
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- Any paid form of non personal presentation of ideas, goods, or services
- The money that a business spends; also called expenditures
- The production activity that determines the sequence of the steps in the production process
- Any non personal presentation of ideas, goods, or services that is not paid for by the company or individual that benefits from or is harmed by it
- Marketing element referring to what goods, services, or ideas a business will offer its customers
- A sum of money paid to an investor or stockholder as earnings on an investment
- Refers to managing the flow of goods and services from production to consumption
- All the stock that a business has on hand
18 Clues: Resources • Debts that the business owes • Anything of value that a business owns • All the stock that a business has on hand • In the operations function, goods, or services • The money that a business spends; also called expenditures • The day-to-day activities for continued business functioning • ...
Financial Terms 2015-01-13
Across
- the point when the business' revenue is equal to its costs
- occur when a business' revenue is greater than its cost
- the income made by a business for selling its product
- occur when a business' cost are greater than its revenue
- costs the business paid when it is first launched
- the value of fixed costs added to variable costs
Down
- the amount a business asks a customer to pay for the product
- costs that will change when a business' output goes up or down
- The day-to-day costs a business pays when it is trading
- costs that do not change when a business' output goes up or down
- how much of a product is sold by a business over a certain period of time
- how much of a product is sold by
12 Clues: how much of a product is sold by • the value of fixed costs added to variable costs • costs the business paid when it is first launched • the income made by a business for selling its product • The day-to-day costs a business pays when it is trading • occur when a business' revenue is greater than its cost • occur when a business' cost are greater than its revenue • ...
Business Finance 2022-12-12
Across
- Gross profit minus expenses
- A report that shows assets and liabilities
- reward the business person receives for taking risk
- Revenue minus cost price
- Things the business owns
- Persons who take the risk and start a business
Down
- costs that do not change regularly
- What the business owes
- the flow of money in and out of a business
- total sales of the business over a period of time
- Money to be repaid with a loan
- Costs that change month to month
- when revenues equal expenses
13 Clues: What the business owes • Revenue minus cost price • Things the business owns • Gross profit minus expenses • when revenues equal expenses • Money to be repaid with a loan • Costs that change month to month • costs that do not change regularly • the flow of money in and out of a business • A report that shows assets and liabilities • ...
Business Plan, Alexzandria Bryant , Chapter 6 2016-10-05
Across
- a risk that may be encountered by an investor
- an acronym for Service Corps of Retired Executives
- section of the business plan that describes a team of new firms organizational structure and the backgrounds of its key players
- conveys a clear and concise overall picture of the proposed venture and creates interest in the venture
- states the when and where the company was created, the history of the company
- document that outlines the basic concept underlying a business and describes how
- a plan that describes the user benefits of the product or service and the type of market that exist
- expenses that include both variable cost and fixed cost
- projections of a company's financial statements for up to five years
- analysis of how a firm plans to create profits and cash flows given its revenue sources,cost structures, the required size of investment, and sources of risk
- revenue model that allows customers to pay only a one-time licensing fee to be able to use or resell the product of service
- a plan that describes the product and or service to be provided and explains its merits
- a component of the business model that identifies the different types of revenue streams a firm expects to receive
- a plan that projects the company financial position based on well substantiated assumptions and explains how the figures have been determined
- where a business realizes revenues from a combination of multiple products or services
- a complete business plan that provides an in depth analysis of the critical factors that will determines a firms success or failure
- expenses that vary directly and proportionately with changes in volume
- indicates to an investor how much money is needed and when and how the money will be used
Down
- includes the company name,phone/fax number, website, company logo, tagline, contact person
- revenue model that allows customers to pay a fixed amount at regular intervals
- describes the user benefits of the product or service and the type of market that exist
- Identifies risks and how the model can adjust to them
- an abbreviated business plan that presents only the most important issues and projections for the business
- offers information on how a product will be produced or a service provided
- provides framework for estimating the nature and types of cost and expenses a firm may incur
- an acronym for Small Business Administrative
- contains various supplementary materials and attachments to expand the readers understanding of the business plan
- provides estimates of the types and amounts of investment required to achieve positive profits and cash flows
- cost that do not vary at all with volume
- revenue model that allows customers to pay a fixed price per unit in exchange for a product or service
- revenue model that allows customers to pay only a fraction of the true value of the product or service
- section of the business plan that focuses on options for cashing out of the investment
32 Clues: cost that do not vary at all with volume • an acronym for Small Business Administrative • a risk that may be encountered by an investor • an acronym for Service Corps of Retired Executives • Identifies risks and how the model can adjust to them • expenses that include both variable cost and fixed cost • ...
Ella Persio-Chapter 9 2021-02-23
Across
- the economic policy of letting owners of industry and business set working conditions without interference
- voluntary labor associations
- when the crops planted change each year
- economic system in which the factors of production are privately owned and money is invested into business ventures to make a profit
- to judge things on their utility
- large buildings filled with machines
- defended free markets
- large fields
- German journalist who introduced a radical socialism called Marxism
- the increased output of machine made goods
- to refuse to work
- a business owned by stockholders who share in it's profits but are not personally responsible for it's debts
Down
- process of developing machine production of goods
- city building and the movement of people to cities
- factors of production are owned by the public
- a person who organizes, manages, and takes of the risks of a business
- a social class made up of skilled workers, professionals, business people, and wealthy farmers
- land, labor, and capital
- rights of ownership
- all means of production owned by the people
20 Clues: large fields • to refuse to work • rights of ownership • defended free markets • land, labor, and capital • voluntary labor associations • to judge things on their utility • large buildings filled with machines • when the crops planted change each year • the increased output of machine made goods • all means of production owned by the people • ...
Business and Labor Crossword 2022-11-09
Across
- provide a service like health and legal care or credit unions
- stocks bought and sold in financial markets
- increase wages and better the working conditions of the members
- when two or more firms involved in different stages of production join together
- advanced skills and education
- a business organization owned by a group of individuals for their shared benefit
- most complex form of business
- when two or more firms competing in the same market join
- when unions and management negotiate a new labor contract
- business owned by 2 people
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- must be temporarily without work but have looked for work within the last four weeks
- headquartered in one country, but operating in many others
- no specialized skills
- when a demand is derived or set by the demand for another good/service
- contingency employment
- each partner only has a limited amount of liability
- sell merchandise to members at reduced prices
- semi independent business that pays fees to a parent company
- business owned by one person
- museums, schools, American Heart Association
20 Clues: no specialized skills • contingency employment • business owned by 2 people • business owned by one person • advanced skills and education • most complex form of business • stocks bought and sold in financial markets • museums, schools, American Heart Association • sell merchandise to members at reduced prices • each partner only has a limited amount of liability • ...
Nigel Crossword 2026-04-07
Across
- The ability to borrow money and pay later
- A place where buying and selling happens
- When one company controls a whole market
- Losing more money than you earn
- Money or responsibility you owe
- Making goods or products
- A risky new business idea
- Money used to start a business
- A large business owned by shareholders
- A worker who creates ideas inside a company
- Money taken out of your account
- Asking people questions to get information
- A business using another company’s brand
- Investments representing company ownership
- Money you need to pay back
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- The amount of goods available
- Making more money than you spend
- The first version of a product
- Having new and creative ideas
- Businesses trying to do better than others
- Trading goods without using money
- Money left after costs are paid
- Using goods or services
- Total money a business earns
- Pieces of ownership in a company
- A legal claim on property for unpaid debt
- Something valuable you own
27 Clues: Using goods or services • Making goods or products • A risky new business idea • Something valuable you own • Money you need to pay back • Total money a business earns • The amount of goods available • Having new and creative ideas • The first version of a product • Money used to start a business • Losing more money than you earn • Money or responsibility you owe • ...
Econ topic 5 2022-11-10
Across
- semi independent business that pays fees to a parent company for the exclusive right to sell in that area
- headquartered in one country but operated in many
- two or more firms involved in different stages of the production join together
- all nonmilitary people who are employed or unemployed
- trys to better wages and work conditions
- indicators that can show the income
- operated by a group of individuals for their shared benefits
- owns shares in the company
- two or more firms competing in the same market join
- worker that has a predetermined termination date
Down
- company that has a controlling interest in another company
- act that allows states to pass right-to-work laws
- no owner, often run by a board
- most complex form of business
- business owned by two or more people who agree on responsibilities and profits
- refuse to continue working
- business owned by one person
- business enterprise having different economic activities in different unrelated industries
- gives workers a choice to join a union
- means it will last
20 Clues: means it will last • refuse to continue working • owns shares in the company • business owned by one person • most complex form of business • no owner, often run by a board • indicators that can show the income • gives workers a choice to join a union • trys to better wages and work conditions • worker that has a predetermined termination date • ...
BTEC Business Unit 2 2016-02-09
Across
- The activity or business of selling products or services.
- The cost that does not vary without output.
- What do you get if someone uses your telephone or vending machine.
- the expenses which are related to the operation of a business.
- Things that refer to materials, labor and expenses.
- What do you get if you add variable cost and fixed cost.
- What do get if you buy stock and electricity ext for your business.
- The income that a business has from its normal business activities.
Down
- The amount of money the business make's from selling units.
- The cost that vary's depending on the company's production.
- The costs that are not directly accountable to a cost object.
- expenses are all costs on the income statement except for direct labour.
- The value of money that has been used to produce something.
- The amount of money you need to launch your business.
- Payment of cash or cash equivalent for goods or services.
15 Clues: The cost that does not vary without output. • Things that refer to materials, labor and expenses. • The amount of money you need to launch your business. • What do you get if you add variable cost and fixed cost. • The activity or business of selling products or services. • Payment of cash or cash equivalent for goods or services. • ...
FINANCIAL PLANNING 2015-04-28
Across
- form used to track each employee's pay history
- used to record and analyze the financial performance of a business
- the value of the owners' investment in a business
- what a company owns
- describes the financial plan for ongoing operations of the business for a specific period
- what a company owes
- the cost of operating a business
Down
- plans income and expenses from the beginning of a new business or a major business expansion until it becomes profitable
- employer transfers net pay electronically into employee's account
- to report the revenue, expenses, and net income or loss from operations for a specific period
- estimate of the actual money received and paid out for a specific period
- financial record of employee compensation, deductions, and net pay
- all income that a business receives over a period of time
- the assets, liabilities, and owner's equity for a specific date
- provides detailed plans for the financial needs of individuals,families,and businesses
15 Clues: what a company owns • what a company owes • the cost of operating a business • form used to track each employee's pay history • the value of the owners' investment in a business • all income that a business receives over a period of time • the assets, liabilities, and owner's equity for a specific date • employer transfers net pay electronically into employee's account • ...
Types of Businesses and Market Structures 2015-03-26
Across
- a business composed of several companies that produce unrelated goods
- if GMC and Ford joined together
- an advantage of partnerships
- a condition where if an owner dies, the business closes
- the idea that a business owner is responsible for all the businesses debts and losses
- a business structure with the greatest access to funds and resources
- a semi-independent business that buys the right to sell a parent company's products
- own corporations
Down
- an organization that seeks to benefit society
- a type of partnership that protects one partner from the mistakes of another
- a business controlled and owned by one person
- would occur if companies involved in the different steps of making a good combined
- a business organization in which one partner is responsible for the day to day running and the other the funds
- an organization seeking the shared benefit of its owners and customers
- keeping these may be the biggest advantage to sole proprietorship
15 Clues: own corporations • an advantage of partnerships • if GMC and Ford joined together • an organization that seeks to benefit society • a business controlled and owned by one person • a condition where if an owner dies, the business closes • keeping these may be the biggest advantage to sole proprietorship • ...
Business Management Unit 1 AOS1 Revision 2021-02-28
Across
- A statement that defines a business’ core purpose & focus
- when there is an opening in a market for a particular product or business
- governments contribute to tax revenue towards roads and buildings for example
- The skill associated with invention
- synonymous for a set of overarching aims for aims for a business to achieve
- a report completed by the business founder to assess the potential success of the business idea
- the official right to exclusively own, make and sell a product, method or invention
- these map out the pathway for achieving business goals
Down
- products that are produced domestically and traded overseas
- Synonymous for USP that positively distinguishes a business product from their competition
- businesses create and facilitate this when people work for them
- measure of economic activity
- the original expression of ideas
- products that are bought by domestic businesses from international businesses
- contingent on profit or income level, payment to the state &/or federal governments
15 Clues: measure of economic activity • the original expression of ideas • The skill associated with invention • these map out the pathway for achieving business goals • A statement that defines a business’ core purpose & focus • products that are produced domestically and traded overseas • businesses create and facilitate this when people work for them • ...
4.01 Accounting 2025-03-10
Across
- Anything of value that a business owns.
- Type of accounting used by external users like investors and creditors.
- The money a business spends to operate.
- A financial statement that shows assets, liabilities, and owner’s equity at a specific point in time.
- The final step of the accounting cycle, preparing accounts for the next period.
- The owner’s investment in the business, plus or minus profits and losses.
Down
- The first step in the accounting cycle, identifying and reviewing financial events.
- The process of keeping financial records.
- Debts that a business owes.
- Money earned by a business from its operations.
- Individuals or businesses that lend money or extend credit to companies.
- A report that estimates when, where, and how much money moves into and out of a business.
- Type of accounting used by internal users like business managers.
- A financial statement that shows revenues and expenses over a specific period.
- People who buy shares in a company and want to see financial reports before investing.
15 Clues: Debts that a business owes. • Anything of value that a business owns. • The money a business spends to operate. • The process of keeping financial records. • Money earned by a business from its operations. • Type of accounting used by internal users like business managers. • Type of accounting used by external users like investors and creditors. • ...
VCD MODULE 3 2025-06-13
Across
- Analysis Examining rivals to identify market gaps and positioning strategies.
- Plan A comprehensive document that outlines a venture’s goals and strategies.
- Step that involves data collection to make informed business decisions.
- Analysis A method used to study past sales to plan future strategies.
- A risk outcome due to lack of planning or execution in a venture.
- Barriers faced by entrepreneurs in launching and sustaining ventures in India.
- Buying an existing business to reduce risk and enter the market quickly.
Down
- A business activity that involves risk and innovation.
- Assessment of whether a venture idea is practical and likely to succeed.
- Key motivating forces or enablers behind business planning and performance.
- Analysis Part of the marketing plan that focuses on understanding target buyers.
- The goals or aims behind starting a new business.
- A business model where a brand permits others to operate using its name and system.
- Law Legal framework that governs franchise operations in a country.
- Plan A structured document detailing market strategies and customer targeting.
15 Clues: The goals or aims behind starting a new business. • A business activity that involves risk and innovation. • A risk outcome due to lack of planning or execution in a venture. • Law Legal framework that governs franchise operations in a country. • Analysis A method used to study past sales to plan future strategies. • ...
Entrepreneurship Vocabulary 2025-01-04
Across
- A company that sells products or services
- A new business project or idea
- Starting and running your own business
- Collecting money to start or grow a business
- A person who starts a business
Down
- Wanted or needed by many people
- A person who gives money to a business to make more money later
- A new business
- A document that explains how a business will work
- Money saved or given for a purpose
- Something made or sold by a business
11 Clues: A new business • A new business project or idea • A person who starts a business • Wanted or needed by many people • Money saved or given for a purpose • Something made or sold by a business • Starting and running your own business • A company that sells products or services • Collecting money to start or grow a business • A document that explains how a business will work • ...
Consumer Choice 2024-07-25
Across
- illegal business
- a token with money
- electronic retailer
- written communication
- someone who purchases goods/services
- a proposal
- legal agreement
- buys goods in huge quantities
- items you can see and touch
- exchange of goods
- organisation that produces and buys goods
Down
- not essential for survival
- money received in regular basis
- "let the buyer be beware"
- amount you have to pay
- person or business that makes goods
- set right
- items
- the person who writes a cheque
- necessary for survival
20 Clues: items • set right • a proposal • legal agreement • illegal business • exchange of goods • a token with money • electronic retailer • written communication • amount you have to pay • necessary for survival • "let the buyer be beware" • not essential for survival • items you can see and touch • buys goods in huge quantities • the person who writes a cheque • money received in regular basis • ...
Bus Unit 1 Firms 2023-11-06
Across
- An inspiring declaration of what an organization ultimately strives to be, or to achieve, in the distant future.
- Business that operates in two or more countries or is legally registered in more than one country.
- Moral guidelines or codes of practice which govern good organizational behaviour
- A management tool used to analyse the factors in the external business environment that impact on business operations, i.e. social, technological, economic, ethical, political, legal, and environmental factors.
- Short-term methods, often on a daily basis, used to implement business strategy.
- Also referred to as hostile takeover) occurs when a company buys a controlling interest in another firm without the prior agreement or approval of the target company’s Board of Directors
- Growth strategy in the Ansoff matrix, which involves a business launching new products in new markets, such as Honda (motor vehicles) manufacturing lawnmowers and jet planes.
- People hired to be responsible for overseeing certain functions, operations, or departments within an organization.
- Succinct and motivating declaration of an organization’s purpose of existence, who they are, and what they do.
- Firm’s rivals, which operate in the same industry and contest for the same customers.
Down
- A strategic analysis tool that allows managers to assess the current situation facing an organization, including both internal factors and the external business environments.
- An external growth method that involves two or more organizations agreeing to create a new business entity, usually for a finite period of time
- Individuals, organizations, or groups with a vested interest in the actions and outcomes of a specific organization. They are directly affected by the performance of the business.
- Long-term plans of action and approaches used by a business to achieve its goals.
- Growth strategy that involves the right to trade using another company’s products, brand name and corporate logo.
- Basic necessities that an individual must have in order to survive, such as food, water, and shelter
- Decision-making organization established to produce goods and/or provide services
- Group of senior managers who run a company on behalf of the owners of the company.
- For-profit social enterprises owned and run by their members(usually employees, managers or customers). Their primary goal is to create value for their member-owners.
19 Clues: Moral guidelines or codes of practice which govern good organizational behaviour • Short-term methods, often on a daily basis, used to implement business strategy. • Long-term plans of action and approaches used by a business to achieve its goals. • Decision-making organization established to produce goods and/or provide services • ...
Business Activity Crossword 2025-01-07
Across
- A type of partner who invests in a partnership but has no part in running the business
- A business owned by two or more people
- Where a business takes a controlling interest in another business
- Money raised to start or develop a business
- The things a business aims to achieve
- The money paid to a shareholder from the profits of a limited company
Down
- A person who takes the risk of starting a business enterprise
- Something that will set out the general ideas of the business. A business...
- Groups or individuals who have an interest in business activity
- When a business merges with or takes over a business with which there is no connection
- The owners of a limited company
11 Clues: The owners of a limited company • The things a business aims to achieve • A business owned by two or more people • Money raised to start or develop a business • A person who takes the risk of starting a business enterprise • Groups or individuals who have an interest in business activity • Where a business takes a controlling interest in another business • ...
ACCOUNTING TERMS CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2023-03-20
Across
- A person who is not in a position to pay his debts in full and is so declared by the court.
- Amount withdrawn by the owner from the business for personal use.
- debts The amount of debt which is unrealisable from a debtor who became insolvent.
- Discount An allowance given by the creditor to the debtor on the amount due for prompt payment.
- it means money or money's worth lost without receiving any benefit. For example, cash or goods lost by theft or fire accident. In the context of Profit and Loss Account, loss represents to the excess of expenditure over income during a period of time. In either case, loss decreases the owner's equity
- A documentary (written) evidence of a transaction is called a voucher
- Expenditure IT is the one which a company incurs to acquire an asset or improve the capacity of the asset or repay long-term liability.
- it is a profit that arises from events or transactions which are incidental to business, such as sale of an asset, winning a court case, appreciation in the value of land and buildings, etc.
- One to whom the business owes some amount.
- Assets are economic resources of an enterprise that can be expressed in monetary terms.
- Amount realised for the goods sold or services rendered.
- The excess of revenues of a period over its related expenses during an accounting year is Profit.
- It is the amount earned through business operations.
- The claim or right over the assets of the firm. It includes both the owner's and the creditor's claims.
- it is the book of prime entry. It is used for recording all transactions and events of a business entity in the first stage.
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- the mercantile things in which the business deals.
- Discount An allowance given by the seller to the buyer on the list price at the time of sale.
- Transfer of money or money's worth between two entities is called a transaction. It can be purchase of goods, receipt of money, incurring expenses etc.
- A classified statement of transactions relating to a person or a thing or any other subject.
- Amount invested by the owner in the firm is known as capital. It may be in the form of cash or assets by the owner for the business entity.
- the obligations or debts that an enterprise has to pay at some time in future. Loan from a bank, creditors for goods supplied, rent payable, salaries payable, interest payable to the lenders, are some examples of liabilities
- The recording or entering a transaction or event in the books of account is called an entry.
- of Account These are the different sets of records, whether in the form of bound books or loose sheets wherein the various business events and transactions are recorded e.g., journal and ledger.
- Raw materials, semi-finished goods and finished goods lying in stores.
- One who owes some amount to the business.
- Entity Business enterprise means a specifically identifiable business enterprise like super bazaar, Rakhi jewellers limited, etc.
- Spending of money or incurring a liability for some benefit or service received by the business.
- The transactions recorded in the journal are transferred to a separate book called ledger. In this book, a separate account is opened and maintained for each item. For example, Capital Account, Salaries Account, Furniture Account, Building Account, etc. Ledger is the main book for accounting information and, hence, it is sometimes called the 'king of books of accounts’
28 Clues: One who owes some amount to the business. • One to whom the business owes some amount. • the mercantile things in which the business deals. • It is the amount earned through business operations. • Amount realised for the goods sold or services rendered. • Amount withdrawn by the owner from the business for personal use. • ...
Bookkeeping 2022-11-30
Across
- paid to employees
- provides supplies, materials, or services
- a decrease in the value of an asset
- the matching of deposits, payments, and balances on bank statements
- the amount an asset has reduced in value over time
- the cost of borrowing the principal
- company you hire to perform a specific skilled job
- an amount an LLC or business pays a member/owner
- amounts owed to a business
- debts owed by a business
- what a company owes
- to render a transaction inactive
- an amount owed by a company
- a business' assets and cash on hand
Down
- the amount agreed to be paid back
- an amount an S Corp pays an owner
- a fixed recurring business expense
- the value of a company
- the amount an asset has increased in value over time
- the accumulation of something over time
- something of value that a company owns
- a workplace slave
- contains details of what a company provided to a client
- an increase in the value of an asset
24 Clues: paid to employees • a workplace slave • what a company owes • the value of a company • debts owed by a business • amounts owed to a business • an amount owed by a company • to render a transaction inactive • the amount agreed to be paid back • an amount an S Corp pays an owner • a fixed recurring business expense • a decrease in the value of an asset • ...
chapter 10&13 2014-06-04
Across
- a written greeting
- the way you communicate/speak with a patient
- contains all the necessary information for the letter's correct delivery
- single-spaced lines of text that are the content of a business letter
- clear and distinct speaking
- preprinted portion of formal business stationery
- the closing remark of a business letter found two spaces below the last line of the body of the letter
- known as TDD
- used to bring the subject of the letter to the reader's attention
Down
- automatically routes the call to another detailed menu or to the designed department or person
- designed for two-way communication
- parts of speech,essential for every medical assistant who composes professional documents.
- consists of the month, day,and year
- makes the process of mailings much speedier
- saying words correctly
- used for correspondence, invoices, and statements
- handling all calls politely and professionally using good manners
- brevity;the use of no unnecessary words
- the writers name and business title found four lines below complimentary closing
- information found at the end of a business letter indication enclosures
20 Clues: known as TDD • a written greeting • saying words correctly • clear and distinct speaking • designed for two-way communication • consists of the month, day,and year • brevity;the use of no unnecessary words • makes the process of mailings much speedier • the way you communicate/speak with a patient • preprinted portion of formal business stationery • ...
Gilded Age Review of Terms 2018-02-26
Across
- Standard Oil billionaire
- Coated with gold - cheap on the inside
- Major deposit of iron ore found here
- Times when workers refuse to work until owners improve conditions
- Carnegie’s business
- A business that is owned by many investors.
- John Rockefeller’s business
- An organization of workers that tries to improve working conditions, wages, and benefits for its members
- 100 years
- Steel Industrialist
- Controlling all the business in one industry
- Invented the telephone
Down
- The buying and selling of goods
- Drilled the first oil well
- Laid cable across the Atlantic
- A device that used electrical signals to send messages quickly over long distances
- Industrialist who got rich using ruthless business methods
- Founded the American Federation of Labor
- Process to take impurities out of iron
- Process to harden rubber
- A person who left the country of their birth to live in another country
- New or creative
- This bargaining is negotiations between workers and their employers for wages, hours or conditions, etc.
- A businesses that combined to reduce competition and control prices
- Invented the phonograph and light bulb
25 Clues: 100 years • New or creative • Carnegie’s business • Steel Industrialist • Invented the telephone • Standard Oil billionaire • Process to harden rubber • Drilled the first oil well • John Rockefeller’s business • Laid cable across the Atlantic • The buying and selling of goods • Major deposit of iron ore found here • Coated with gold - cheap on the inside • ...
Gilded Age Review of Terms 2018-02-26
Across
- A businesses that combined to reduce competition and control prices
- The buying and selling of goods
- 100 years
- John Rockefeller’s business
- New or creative
- Process to take impurities out of iron
- An organization of workers that tries to improve working conditions, wages, and benefits for its members
- This bargaining is negotiations between workers and their employers for wages, hours or conditions, etc.
- Founded the American Federation of Labor
- Major deposit of iron ore found here
- Invented the phonograph and light bulb
- Laid cable across the Atlantic
- Carnegie’s business
Down
- Drilled the first oil well
- Steel Industrialist
- Process to harden rubber
- Invented the telephone
- Controlling all the business in one industry
- Industrialist who got rich using ruthless business methods
- Standard Oil billionaire
- A business that is owned by many investors.
- A device that used electrical signals to send messages quickly over long distances
- Coated with gold - cheap on the inside
- A person who left the country of their birth to live in another country
- Times when workers refuse to work until owners improve conditions
25 Clues: 100 years • New or creative • Steel Industrialist • Carnegie’s business • Invented the telephone • Process to harden rubber • Standard Oil billionaire • Drilled the first oil well • John Rockefeller’s business • Laid cable across the Atlantic • The buying and selling of goods • Major deposit of iron ore found here • Coated with gold - cheap on the inside • ...
Gilded Age Review 2022-03-10
Across
- Founded the American Federation of Labor
- New or creative
- John Rockefeller’s business
- discovered the first oil well
- A businesses that combined to reduce competition and control prices
- Controlling all the business in one industry
- Process to harden rubber
- The buying and selling of goods
- Industrialist who got rich using ruthless business methods
- Invented the telephone
- Carnegie’s business
- Laid cable across the Atlantic
- A device that used electrical signals to send messages quickly over long distances
Down
- Steel Industrialist
- Invented the phonograph and light bulb
- A person who left the country of their birth to live in another country
- Drilled the first oil well
- A business that is owned by many investors.
- Process to take impurities out of iron
- An organization of workers that tries to improve working conditions, wages, and benefits for its members
- Times when workers refuse to work until owners improve conditions
- Major deposit of iron ore found here
- Coated with gold - cheap on the inside
- 100 years
- Standard Oil billionaire
- This bargaining is negotiations between workers and their employers for wages, hours or conditions, etc.
26 Clues: 100 years • New or creative • Steel Industrialist • Carnegie’s business • Invented the telephone • Process to harden rubber • Standard Oil billionaire • Drilled the first oil well • John Rockefeller’s business • discovered the first oil well • Laid cable across the Atlantic • The buying and selling of goods • Major deposit of iron ore found here • Invented the phonograph and light bulb • ...
Unit 1 Vocab Quiz 2023-12-08
Across
- Similar operations join, competition unchanged.
- Human essentials dictating market demand.
- Individual consumption, not corporate assets.
- Brand replication via licensing pacts.
- Increment in product worth post-production.
- Governmental hand in societal services.
- Diversified product buffers against losses.
- Framework for measurable corporate goals.
- Behavioral fabric of organizations.
- Moral compass in corporate navigation.
- Business ethics in societal regard.
- Steering corporate ships on owners' behalf.
- Business overseer with legal clout.
- Corporate division for efficiency's rebirth.
- Rivals in the commercial battlefield.
- Earnings echo company's financial success.
Down
- Rivals unite, industry's competition diluted.
- Collective voices molding societal norms.
- Corporate identity and purpose encapsulated.
- In-house growth, cost-saving effects.
- Crisis oracle for corporate communications.
- Personal stake to cover business debts.
- Process metamorphosis enhancing worth.
- Finite collaborative business offspring.
- Where raw meets the maker for consumption.
- Resource extraction at the business genesis.
- Final link from maker to market.
- Collaborative force multiplying output effect.
- Specialization begets exclusive clientele.
- International market conquest via partnership.
30 Clues: Final link from maker to market. • Behavioral fabric of organizations. • Business ethics in societal regard. • Business overseer with legal clout. • In-house growth, cost-saving effects. • Rivals in the commercial battlefield. • Process metamorphosis enhancing worth. • Brand replication via licensing pacts. • Moral compass in corporate navigation. • ...
Chapter 3 Crossword 2025-02-26
Across
- How the owner&employees believe the business should act
- A legally binding agreement
- False claims about products
- How businesses are identified for taxes
- When a person is legally able to enter a contract
- The rules of how contracts must be
- The proposal in a contract
- When everybody agrees to the terms of a contract
- Rules of behavior based on a group's beliefs
- A contract to rent
- Any work by a company's employees
- List of the goods&services by a business
Down
- Private business information
- A contract to work
- Individual's idea of right&wrong
- All actions by a business to promote something
- When the terms of a contract aren't followed
- Behaving in consideration of others
- Honesty in your actions
- Confidential proprietary information
- A handbook of expectations of employees
- Basic expectations of treatment towards consumers
- A document of how a business should be run
- Something in value is promised in return
- Promoting the welfare of others
- An order to remove a unsafe product from the market
26 Clues: A contract to work • A contract to rent • Honesty in your actions • The proposal in a contract • A legally binding agreement • False claims about products • Private business information • Promoting the welfare of others • Individual's idea of right&wrong • Any work by a company's employees • The rules of how contracts must be • Behaving in consideration of others • ...
Vocabulary Economics 1 2019-05-27
Across
- using goods and services
- monetary value of a product as established by supply and demand
- a positive motivational influence
- the power of consumers to decide what gets produced
- the process of creating goods and services
- formal statement of expected product performance by the manufacturer
- a business owned by one individual
- an agreement to protect possession or rights
- a quantity much larger than is needed
- limited quantities of resources to meet unlimited wants
Down
- whatever must be given up to obtain some item
- a person who starts up and takes on the risk of a business
- the study of how people seek to satisfy their needs/wants by making choices
- the amount of goods and services people are willing to buy
- the point at which the quantity demanded and the quantity supplied are equal
- money or wealth used to invest in business or enterprise
- anything that is used to produce goods or services
- the cost of operating a business
- money that is left after all expenses have been paid from a business or an investment
- the amount of goods available
20 Clues: using goods and services • the amount of goods available • the cost of operating a business • a positive motivational influence • a business owned by one individual • a quantity much larger than is needed • the process of creating goods and services • an agreement to protect possession or rights • whatever must be given up to obtain some item • ...
Topic 5 Vocab 2023-11-14
Across
- All non military people who are employed and unemployed
- Merger When two or more firms involved in different stages of production join together
- The purpose is to increase wages and better the working
- Merger When two or more firms competing in the same market join
- Business owned by one person
- A business organization owned and operated by a group of individuals for their benefit
- Most complex form of business
- No owner often run by the board
- A semi independent business that pays fees to a parent company for the exclusive right to sell something in that area
- Toyota is an example of this
- What can be harmful to the company and it's workers?
Down
- specialized abilities, need little supervision
- advanced skills and education
- Business owned by 2 or more people
- Men and women at the same job receive the same pay
- Must be 16 years old and work at least 15 hours per week
- lower wages by making jobs safer
- No specialized skills
- What helps corporations grow?
- What can easily adjust to demand?
20 Clues: No specialized skills • Business owned by one person • Toyota is an example of this • advanced skills and education • Most complex form of business • What helps corporations grow? • No owner often run by the board • lower wages by making jobs safer • What can easily adjust to demand? • Business owned by 2 or more people • specialized abilities, need little supervision • ...
2.05 Choice Board Oct 7th 2022-10-07
Across
- Reduce the chance of loss
- may result in loss, no gain
- The cost of raw materials
- moving risk to someone else
- Money left after cost of goods
- Rivalry, use of Price to get $
- The risk inherit in business
- Rivalry, Offer dissimilar goods
- Gross Profit - Operating Expense
- Also known as Pure Competition
- Income- Expense
- Attract Scarce customer dollars
- Market Structure, few sellers
- Market controlled by an supplier
- The chance to lose to Nature
- Possibility of loss or no loss
Down
- Offer similar types of goods
- Risk result of the economy
- The risk of human life
- Rivalry,factors other than Price
- Money received by producers
- Choosing not to take some risk
- A desire to make a profit
- Monopoly, Limited Control
- Market where business operates
- assuming responsibility risk
- All expenses in a business
- The money that a business spends
28 Clues: Income- Expense • The risk of human life • Reduce the chance of loss • The cost of raw materials • A desire to make a profit • Monopoly, Limited Control • Risk result of the economy • All expenses in a business • Money received by producers • may result in loss, no gain • moving risk to someone else • Offer similar types of goods • The risk inherit in business • ...
Producers and Consumers Unit 2024-05-09
Across
- Driving force for consumers.
- Guided by the changes in prices that occur through interactions.
- Contract that allows you to distribute another companies goods/services.
- One business combining two or more unrelated firms.
- Business owned by two or more people, shares losses and gains.
- What are used to produce goods and services?
- Driving force for producers.
- A person, company, or country that supplies goods for sale.
- Single person who owns an unincorporated business by themselves.
- Payments for factor market resources.
- Business owned and operated by its members.
Down
- Producers and consumers drive the _____.
- What do markets rely on?
- A person who purchases goods and services.
- Demonstrates how money moves from producers to households in an endless loop.
- Takes risks by starting a business.
- Company acting as a single entity/nonperson.
- Work done for income.
- Given to us by nature.
- Buyers.
- Sellers/providers.
- Exchange of goods and services for money.
- Man made things.
- Bought by firms and sold by households.
- What do households own?
25 Clues: Buyers. • Man made things. • Sellers/providers. • Work done for income. • Given to us by nature. • What do households own? • What do markets rely on? • Driving force for consumers. • Driving force for producers. • Takes risks by starting a business. • Payments for factor market resources. • Bought by firms and sold by households. • Producers and consumers drive the _____. • ...
New IBO Crossword 2022-09-27
Across
- Your first Amway-paid trip after holding 7500 PV for 12 months in a fiscal year
- another word for conference
- the acronym for Amway business owners
- Explaining Amway's business model to someone for the first time; Also called BOM/Business Overview Meeting (3 words)
- A team gathering to make phone calls; also known as business growth sessions
- Amway's newest pin level
- The red carpet event for IBOs who have achieved the "Diamond" level
- 7500 PV in any given month
- Leaders in your line of sponsorship
Down
- 7500 PV for 6 months
- anyone not directly in your line of sponsorship
- Amway's paid trip to Hawaii each year (2 words)
- Anyone on your team that you have sponsored or your team has sponsored
- The meeting after training or a conference session (2 words)
- 3 legs at 7500 PV
- your team, upline and downline; short for line of sponsorship
- a monthly ordering program for you and your customers
- Amway's customer rewards program
- A personal business you have sponsored
- 6 personal legs at the platinum level
- A pin level signifying 15000 PV
21 Clues: 3 legs at 7500 PV • 7500 PV for 6 months • Amway's newest pin level • 7500 PV in any given month • another word for conference • A pin level signifying 15000 PV • Amway's customer rewards program • Leaders in your line of sponsorship • the acronym for Amway business owners • 6 personal legs at the platinum level • A personal business you have sponsored • ...
Topic 5 2024-11-12
Across
- Business owned by one person
- a worker with advanced skills and education
- a corporation that is headquartered in one country, but operating in many
- A worker with specialized abilities
- all non military people who are employed or unemployed
- A merger of 3 or more unrelated businesses joining together
- A worker with minimal skills
- cooperatives that provide a service like health & legal care or credit unions
- Semi independent business that pays fees to a parent company
- business owned by 2 or more people
Down
- when 2 or more firms involved in different stages of production join together
- most complex form of business
- A worker with no specialized skills
- When 2 or more firms are competing in the same market join together
- help organizations grow
- business organization owned by a group of individuals for their shared benefit
- cooperatives that sell merchandise to members at reduced prices
- no owner, often run by a board
- The pay between men and women is referred as
- act passed by congress in 1947 which allowed states to pass right to work laws
20 Clues: help organizations grow • Business owned by one person • A worker with minimal skills • most complex form of business • no owner, often run by a board • business owned by 2 or more people • A worker with no specialized skills • A worker with specialized abilities • a worker with advanced skills and education • The pay between men and women is referred as • ...
economics 2024-11-15
Across
- the portion of a corporate profits paid out to stockholders
- laws laws in a city or town that designate certain areas, or zones, for residential and business use
- requires some minimal skills
- money and other valuables belonging to an individual or business
- companies contract with another company to do a specific job
- required lots of skill and training
- settlement technique in which a neutral third party listens to both sides
- business owned by two or more people
- a formal contract issued by a corporation
- demands advanced skilled and education, and are white-collar workers
Down
- settlement technique
- a business organization owned and operated by a group of individuals for their shared benefit
- organized work stoppage intended to force an employer to address union demands
- a certification of ownership in a corporation
- requires no skill, and earn an hourly wage
- legal entity owned by individual stockholders
- business owned and managed by one person
- legal obligation to pay debts
- Benefits that a company gives employees other than wages or salaries
- force all nonmilitary people who are employed or unemployed
20 Clues: settlement technique • requires some minimal skills • legal obligation to pay debts • required lots of skill and training • business owned by two or more people • business owned and managed by one person • a formal contract issued by a corporation • requires no skill, and earn an hourly wage • a certification of ownership in a corporation • ...
ENT 02. How to start a business 2018-07-11
Across
- a written document which helps to figure out where a company is going
- huddles you face on the road to success in business
- a policy to protect you from incidents like property damage, theft or even customer lawsuit
- something that is required to starting a business
- place an area or environment where you can do business
- thinking you must have to create a business plan
Down
- funds needed to cover the cost of a business
- label that can help people easily identify your company products
- organization that affects your business from how you file taxes to your personal liability if something goes wrong
- business partners who help you run your business better
- to spread the world about your new business through social media or other means of communication
- a group of individuals hired to get your business off the ground
12 Clues: funds needed to cover the cost of a business • thinking you must have to create a business plan • something that is required to starting a business • huddles you face on the road to success in business • business partners who help you run your business better • label that can help people easily identify your company products • ...
Puzzle 2015-11-30
Across
- = componist
- = club
- = prestatie
- = regelen
- = bezienswaardigheden bekijken
- = kroeg
- = acteur
- = klassiek
- = schilder
- = weigeren
- a chat = een praatje maken
Down
- = beeldhouwwerk
- writer = auteur
- = artiest
- = concertgebouw
- = avondeten
- gallery = kunst foto
- = tentoonstelling
- = beeldhouwwerk
- = publiek
- = boeken
- business = over business praten
22 Clues: = club • = kroeg • = acteur • = boeken • = artiest • = regelen • = publiek • = klassiek • = schilder • = weigeren • = componist • = prestatie • = avondeten • = beeldhouwwerk • writer = auteur • = concertgebouw • = beeldhouwwerk • = tentoonstelling • gallery = kunst foto • a chat = een praatje maken • = bezienswaardigheden bekijken • business = over business praten
Accounting terms 2021-09-03
Across
- the selling of a product for less than it cost
- the selling of a product for more than it cost
- assets permanent asset in a business
- trader one person owns the business
- more than one person owns the business
- the acquiring of goods or services
Down
- money invested into the business
- the exchange of a commodity for cash
- goods return to the business by its customers
- goods return by the business to its suppliers
- thigs own by the proprietor
- also known as accounts receivables
- also known as accounts payable
13 Clues: thigs own by the proprietor • also known as accounts payable • money invested into the business • also known as accounts receivables • the acquiring of goods or services • the exchange of a commodity for cash • trader one person owns the business • assets permanent asset in a business • more than one person owns the business • goods return to the business by its customers • ...
Crossword 2025-02-07
Across
- a reporting system that lets us make financial decisions in a business
- Products used in a business to render a service
- Unpaid debts that are unlikely to be collected.
- The person who legally owns a business.
- Money borrowed that must be repaid with interest.
- The ability to borrow money or buy goods with a promise to pay later.
- Withdrawals of money or assets by a business owner.
Down
- Something valuable owned by a person or business.
- Money received on a monthly for work done.
- Someone who owes money to another person or business.
- Earnings received from business activities.
- A monetary exchange between a buyer and a sell
- Type of vehicle
13 Clues: Type of vehicle • The person who legally owns a business. • Money received on a monthly for work done. • Earnings received from business activities. • A monetary exchange between a buyer and a sell • Products used in a business to render a service • Unpaid debts that are unlikely to be collected. • Something valuable owned by a person or business. • ...
Business Concepts Final 2024-05-15
Across
- person who creates a business
- Introducing a new product or service to market.
- the practical implementation of ideas that result in the introduction of new goods or services or improvement in offering goods or services
- The money a business makes from the sales of the products or services of the business.
- The act of giving someone a job. The term can also be used to describe renting a piece of equipment.
- A group of individuals that collaborate to achieve a common goal.
- One who practices an independent trade, business, or profession in which they offer their services to the public.
Down
- the practice of making one's living or making money by producing or buying and selling products.
- a characteristic of someone that forms something novel and valuable.
- a person who is engaged in large-scale financial operations.
- A business' long-term goal.
- an individual who has founded, owns, or holds shares in a private-sector company.
- A catchy phrase that sums up a business' message
- A person who plans for a company.
- Refers to the words and symbols such as a name, logo and slogan that represent a business' identity.
15 Clues: A business' long-term goal. • person who creates a business • A person who plans for a company. • Introducing a new product or service to market. • A catchy phrase that sums up a business' message • a person who is engaged in large-scale financial operations. • A group of individuals that collaborate to achieve a common goal. • ...
accounting terms 2024-03-20
Across
- process of spreading money into several money into several diffrent investments instead of investing large sums of cash in one place.
- keep track of the company's finances
- total amount of money a business has earned within a certain period.
- Cash and other assets that business owners can put into the company to help it succeed and grow.
- money coming into a business from customers and where the money is being a spent by a business
- likely to last longer than one fiscal year.
- shows the expense, costs and revenues for a company during a specific time period.
- record keeping adjustment
Down
- likely to be turned into cash within one fiscal year, including cash, debt securities, accounts receivable and inventory.
- keeps track of how much a business is making as well as how much they are spending.
- any money that is owned to the company from customers or other businesses that have received their requested goods or services.
- keeping organizing and analyzing financial records for an individual, organization or business.
- how much a business owes.
- on investment how much money is made in relation to how much was spent.
- business owners intrest in a company and how much it is worth.
15 Clues: how much a business owes. • record keeping adjustment • keep track of the company's finances • likely to last longer than one fiscal year. • business owners intrest in a company and how much it is worth. • total amount of money a business has earned within a certain period. • on investment how much money is made in relation to how much was spent. • ...
12-1financial planing 2015-02-09
Across
- BUDGET IDENTIFIES WHERE THE BUSINESS IS GOING.
- business is guided by the basic financial equation.
- is when revenue is greater than expenses .
- -the cost of operating a business.
- is when expenses exceed revenue.
- business.
- moment a decision is made to start business financial planing
Down
- new business fail due to poor financial planing .
- whit its financial planing.
- in business finance should be consulted to help the new
- -all income that a business received over a period of time
- budget provides detailed plans for the financial needs of individuals families
12 Clues: business. • whit its financial planing. • is when expenses exceed revenue. • -the cost of operating a business. • is when revenue is greater than expenses . • BUDGET IDENTIFIES WHERE THE BUSINESS IS GOING. • new business fail due to poor financial planing . • business is guided by the basic financial equation. • in business finance should be consulted to help the new • ...
tomas y gabriela 2025-11-07
Across
- Something you do to earn money
- A detailed plan that shows how a business will succeed.
- A short, catchy phrase that represents a brand
- What every business starts with
- Presenting your business idea quickly to investors.
- A group of people who work together
Down
- The first version of a product used for testing
- The person who leads a business
- You need this to start a business
- Something you want to achieve
- The name or image of a product
- a shared workspace
- small company with a new and innovative idea
- A place where you sell things
- A short word for advertisement
15 Clues: a shared workspace • Something you want to achieve • A place where you sell things • Something you do to earn money • The name or image of a product • A short word for advertisement • The person who leads a business • What every business starts with • You need this to start a business • A group of people who work together • small company with a new and innovative idea • ...
New IBO Crossword 2022-09-27
Across
- Your first Amway-paid trip after holding 7500 PV for 12 months in a fiscal year
- another word for conference
- the acronym for Amway business owners
- Explaining Amway's business model to someone for the first time; Also called BOM/Business Overview Meeting (3 words)
- A team gathering to make phone calls; also known as business growth sessions
- Amway's newest pin level
- The red carpet event for IBOs who have achieved the "Diamond" level
- 7500 PV in any given month
- Leaders in your line of sponsorship
Down
- 7500 PV for 6 months
- anyone not directly in your line of sponsorship
- Amway's paid trip to Hawaii each year (2 words)
- Anyone on your team that you have sponsored or your team has sponsored
- The meeting after training or a conference session (2 words)
- 3 legs at 7500 PV
- your team, upline and downline; short for line of sponsorship
- a monthly ordering program for you and your customers
- Amway's customer rewards program
- A personal business you have sponsored
- 6 personal legs at the platinum level
- A pin level signifying 15000 PV
21 Clues: 3 legs at 7500 PV • 7500 PV for 6 months • Amway's newest pin level • 7500 PV in any given month • another word for conference • A pin level signifying 15000 PV • Amway's customer rewards program • Leaders in your line of sponsorship • the acronym for Amway business owners • 6 personal legs at the platinum level • A personal business you have sponsored • ...
Accounting Vocab 2022-09-30
Across
- Determining that the amount of cash agrees with the balance of the cash account in the accounting records
- An amount recorded on the left side of an account
- The number assigned to an account
- A business owned by one person
- Financial rights to the assets of a business
- A group of accounts
- The process of planning, recording, analyzing, and interpreting financial information.
- A list of accounts used by a business
- Recording transactions in a journal
Down
- An accounting device used to analyze transactions
- A ledger that contains all accounts needed to prepare financial statements
- An amount owed
- A business form ordering a bank to pay cash from a bank account
- An amount recorded on the right side of an account
- The side of the account that is increased
- An increase in equity resulting from the sale of goods or services
- A business form giving written acknowledgment for cash received
- A form on which a brief message is written to describe a transaction
- Transferring information from a journal entry to a ledger account
- A form for recording transactions in chronological order
20 Clues: An amount owed • A group of accounts • A business owned by one person • The number assigned to an account • Recording transactions in a journal • A list of accounts used by a business • The side of the account that is increased • Financial rights to the assets of a business • An accounting device used to analyze transactions • ...
CEOs of Tomorrow 2023-09-16
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- These development centers for small businesses can help navigate startup challenges
- The process of researching, promoting, selling, etc your product/service
- A credit union here to help youth leaders become financially sound
- Madison-area organization supporting youth entrepreneurship
- How to confirm a hypothesis is legit
- Mentorship between individuals with similarities in age, demo, etc.
- A ____ entrepreneur seeks to support social, cultural, and/or environmental issues
- Forming relationships to expand business base, learn from others in the field, etc
- A startup method for rapid testing and adaptation
- A space shared by many companies, great for startups to save on shared resources
- A program offering resources and mentorship
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- National organization of experienced mentors
- The roadmap for how to structure, run, and grow your business
- Money, funds, or otherwise known as this
- The bare bones of a product/service to entice the market
- The process of coming up with ideas
- The process of gathering information from potential customers to make business decisions
- A radical shift in a business model
- An individual entrepreneur
- A presentation on the key points of the business
20 Clues: An individual entrepreneur • The process of coming up with ideas • A radical shift in a business model • How to confirm a hypothesis is legit • Money, funds, or otherwise known as this • A program offering resources and mentorship • National organization of experienced mentors • A presentation on the key points of the business • ...
Private Enterprise & Economic Systems 2023-10-19
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- Raw materials purchased to make products
- In this economic system, the government decides what will be made, how, and who gets the items.
- when this rises, prices rise and supply falls
- A business can make more profit when then ____ sales.
- Income from sales - cost of goods = _______
- when this rises, prices fall
- The monetary reward for taking a risk and investing in a business
- Individuals and businesses make decisions; the government regulates
- This kind of expense is involved in running a business but not making a product
- ____ resources are the things the businesses use to make products
- gross profit - operating expenses = _____ profit
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- In economics, _____ is getting items to consumers in the when, where and how they need them.
- an internal factor affecting profit
- A business will _______ expenses to increase profit
- This economic system is based on doing things the same way for generations.
- Also called a "welfare state"
- if a business doesn't generate a profit, it will do this
- ____ resources are things like trees, water, land
- ____ resources produce the goods
- another internal factor affecting profit
- ________________ - Expenses = Profit
21 Clues: when this rises, prices fall • Also called a "welfare state" • ____ resources produce the goods • an internal factor affecting profit • ________________ - Expenses = Profit • Raw materials purchased to make products • another internal factor affecting profit • Income from sales - cost of goods = _______ • when this rises, prices rise and supply falls • ...
Managerial Economics Crossword Clues 2025-07-27
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- Achieving the best result with limited resources.
- The process of creating goods or services.
- Inputs used in production like labor, capital, land.
- Using minimum input for maximum output.
- Branch dealing with national and global economic trends.
- Determining the selling value of a product or service.
- A plan designed to achieve long-term business goals.
- Process of setting objectives and outlining steps to reach them.
- A system where buyers and sellers interact.
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- Financial assets or equipment used to produce goods.
- Financial gain from business activities after costs are deducted.
- A business organization that sells goods or services.
- Branch of economics dealing with individual and business decisions.
- A choice made to resolve an issue or pursue a goal.
- Consumer desire to purchase goods at given prices.
- The study of scarcity and choices in the use of resources.
- Predicting future trends using past data and analysis.
- Relating to the activities of a manager.
- The possibility of loss or uncertainty in business decisions.
- A system of ideas intended to explain economic principles.
20 Clues: Using minimum input for maximum output. • Relating to the activities of a manager. • The process of creating goods or services. • A system where buyers and sellers interact. • Achieving the best result with limited resources. • Consumer desire to purchase goods at given prices. • A choice made to resolve an issue or pursue a goal. • ...
Topic 5 Vocab Crossword 2024-11-19
Across
- Business owned by one person
- Each partner only has a limited amount of liability
- Headquartered in one country, but operating in many
- when two or more firms competing in the same market join
- advanced skills & education put on a salary instead of hourly pay
- merger when 2 or more firms involved in different stages of production join together
- no specialized skills
- Semi independent business that pays fees to a parent company
- specialized abilities without need of supervision
- Ran by a board instead of an owner to benefit the public
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- Most complex form of business
- Business owned by two people
- title of what jobs are most popular at the time
- tactic of resolving labor disputes often when there is a strike or union
- group of workers formed to better their conditions
- minimal skills
- all nonmilitary people who are employed or unemployed.
- merge of 3 or more unrelated businesses joining
- When workers stop working in protest to their conditions
- business owned by a group of people for their shared benefit
20 Clues: minimal skills • no specialized skills • Business owned by one person • Business owned by two people • Most complex form of business • title of what jobs are most popular at the time • merge of 3 or more unrelated businesses joining • specialized abilities without need of supervision • group of workers formed to better their conditions • ...
Topic 5 Vocab Crossword 2024-11-19
Across
- when two or more firms competing in the same market join
- Business owned by one person
- title of what jobs are most popular at the time
- Business owned by two people
- business owned by a group of people for their shared benefit
- specialized abilities without need of supervision
- advanced skills & education put on a salary instead of hourly pay
- all nonmilitary people who are employed or unemployed.
Down
- tactic of resolving labor disputes often when there is a strike or union
- minimal skills
- Headquartered in one country, but operating in many
- Each partner only has a limited amount of liability
- merge of 3 or more unrelated businesses joining
- merger when 2 or more firms involved in different stages of production join together
- no specialized skills
- group of workers formed to better their conditions
- Most complex form of business
- Ran by a board instead of an owner to benefit the public
- When workers stop working in protest to their conditions
- Semi independent business that pays fees to a parent company
20 Clues: minimal skills • no specialized skills • Business owned by one person • Business owned by two people • Most complex form of business • merge of 3 or more unrelated businesses joining • title of what jobs are most popular at the time • specialized abilities without need of supervision • group of workers formed to better their conditions • ...
Alexander 2026-02-05
Across
- a legally binding agreement
- when people and businesses buy and sell goods or services
- things that aren't essential for survival but we would like
- electronic tailer
- a written communication ordering your financial institution to pay a person an amount of money
- a list of income and likely expenditures
- items you can see and touch
- money received from work, investment, business, property or welfare payments
- the extra money you have to pay back when borrowing money
- when you buy something but don't give much thought to it
- the way of getting the product to the consumer
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- to set right
- when the offeree agrees to the proposal
- the financial institution that provides cheque account facilities
- illegal business practice
- a token at an agreed value used to pay for goods and services
- a person or business that makes goods
- shopping online
- things that are necessary to survival
- an organisation that sells goods and services to make profit
- what remains after business expenses have been deducted from sales revenue
- someone who buys goods and services
22 Clues: to set right • shopping online • electronic tailer • illegal business practice • a legally binding agreement • items you can see and touch • someone who buys goods and services • a person or business that makes goods • things that are necessary to survival • when the offeree agrees to the proposal • a list of income and likely expenditures • ...
Types of Organisation 2023-01-19
Across
- the process of going public
- examination of financial records
- business owned by 2 to 20 people
- non-profit organisations
- business is seperate from the owner
- people working towards a common interest
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- business that use money to benefit themselves
- business is connected to the owner
- paying part of the costs
- structures that help a country
- Owned by the government
- Owned by individuals
- business owned by one person
13 Clues: Owned by individuals • Owned by the government • paying part of the costs • non-profit organisations • the process of going public • business owned by one person • structures that help a country • examination of financial records • business owned by 2 to 20 people • business is connected to the owner • business is seperate from the owner • people working towards a common interest • ...
Business Vocabularies 2021-11-24
Across
- A type of license that grants a group to
- A business owned by one person who has unlimited liabilities
- A business that is given rights, privileges, and liabilities
- A person who creates a business
- A percentage of ownership in a corporation or financial asset
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- A combination of two corporations
- A distribution of profits by a corporation to its shareholders.
- A relocation of a corporation to another country
- commercial activities
- A business owned by the workers or members
- The amount invested in a business
- A business in which two corporations make an agreement and share costs and responsibilities
- Action of doing work for customers
- Money that is due or borrowed
14 Clues: commercial activities • Money that is due or borrowed • A person who creates a business • A combination of two corporations • The amount invested in a business • Action of doing work for customers • A type of license that grants a group to • A business owned by the workers or members • A relocation of a corporation to another country • ...
Promoting and Selling 2013-04-08
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- advertising in entertainment
- the best deal to the given price
- a list of right and wrong behaviours
- competing products that seem different
- total market divided into groups of people who share a charicteristic
- news about a product from a business
- a picture to identify a business or product
- products bought that are not harmful to the environment
- to get favoured by a customer
- business that intends to sell its product to this group
- marketing resources that are directed
- message for anyone
- comparison of complete performance to original performance
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- a method of trade that promotes for growers
- activities used to direct inducements to customers
- gift from business to customer for using product
- promotion stratagies used in promotion campaign
- less important market segment
- involves activities of a sales person to a customer to make a sale
- a desire to have a possesion
- to idetify a product
- technique used by business to convince customers to get a product
- seeing attentively the progress of something
23 Clues: message for anyone • to idetify a product • advertising in entertainment • a desire to have a possesion • less important market segment • to get favoured by a customer • the best deal to the given price • a list of right and wrong behaviours • news about a product from a business • marketing resources that are directed • competing products that seem different • ...
Crossword Puzzle 2018-03-07
Across
- Workers refusing to work.
- A German philosopher.
- Actions are good if you do things that benefit majority.
- Certain rights of ownership.
- Right to vote.
- Belief that people are equal.
- A time where machine made products became popular in the 1700s in England.
- Moving to the city.
- developing machine production of goods.
- Social class made up with workers, business people, etc.
- A convention about women.
- belief that diseases are caused by microorganisms.
- The middle class.
- Where production is opened for the public and operates to benefit everyone.
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- Room in an apartment or apartment house.
- Gin Machine used for cotton.
- Negotiation of pay by employees
- An owner of a business.
- an association of workers.
- Business owned by stock holders.
- A class of workers.
- Workers who couldn't vote pressing for more rights.
- A fake place that's considered as paradise.
- English worker who has destroyed machinery.
- Policy that lets business owners make their own rules with their employees
- Where property is publicly own.
- Money is invested in business to make more money.
- He introduced Marxism.
28 Clues: Right to vote. • The middle class. • A class of workers. • Moving to the city. • A German philosopher. • He introduced Marxism. • An owner of a business. • Workers refusing to work. • A convention about women. • an association of workers. • Gin Machine used for cotton. • Certain rights of ownership. • Belief that people are equal. • Negotiation of pay by employees • ...
Crossword Puzzle 2018-03-07
Across
- Gin Machine used for cotton.
- Room in an apartment or apartment house.
- belief that diseases are caused by microorganisms.
- Policy that lets business owners make their own rules with their employees
- Social class made up with workers, business people, etc.
- A time where machine made products became popular in the 1700s in England.
- The middle class.
- Moving to the city.
- A class of workers.
- Actions are good if you do things that benefit majority.
- Where production is opened for the public and operates to benefit everyone.
- developing machine production of goods.
- Right to vote.
- He introduced Marxism.
- Where property is publicly own.
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- A fake place that's considered as paradise.
- English worker who has destroyed machinery.
- Workers who couldn't vote pressing for more rights.
- Negotiation of pay by employees
- Business owned by stock holders.
- A German philosopher.
- Belief that people are equal.
- Certain rights of ownership.
- an association of workers.
- Workers refusing to work.
- Money is invested in business to make more money.
- An owner of a business.
- A convention about women.
28 Clues: Right to vote. • The middle class. • Moving to the city. • A class of workers. • A German philosopher. • He introduced Marxism. • An owner of a business. • Workers refusing to work. • A convention about women. • an association of workers. • Gin Machine used for cotton. • Certain rights of ownership. • Belief that people are equal. • Negotiation of pay by employees • ...
M2 P8 CrossWord Feb2 Savings and Investment 2021-02-02
Across
- The amount of money set aside for future use
- Return In Investment
- Reward gained from investing in a business
- Another for expenses
- Word used to describe company shares or government bonds etc.
- Money used to buy something expecting gains
- ________ Income, the money you can spend after deducting tax and expenditures
- High savings, ______investment money
- This word is used to describe the possible problem one can experience from investing
- _____ Production is when raw materials are gathered
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- This means "stable" or balance, equilibrium
- _______ Investment is when you put your money into a business but you doesn't mean you own the business
- _______ Investment is when you use your own money to manage your own business
- Factor of production where we can get wood or minerals
- The money gained from doing business
- Fancy word for reward, gains, profit
- This word means to make big, to "expand"
- Reward gained from using banking service
- _____ PRoduction is when raw materials are made to finished products
- Factor of production where workers are grouped to skilled and unskilled
- _______ Production is when products are packed and delivered
21 Clues: Return In Investment • Another for expenses • The money gained from doing business • Fancy word for reward, gains, profit • High savings, ______investment money • This word means to make big, to "expand" • Reward gained from using banking service • Reward gained from investing in a business • This means "stable" or balance, equilibrium • ...
Business Terms and Forms 2016-06-15
Across
- Advantage of a sole proprietorship
- An agreement between two or more people to finance and operate a business
- Not a disadvantage of a Sole Proprietorship
- An example of a partnership
- An advantage of a partnership
- The obligations of a business because they are responsible for all business debts
- A disadvantage of a corporation
- A formal statement of business goals, a plan to reach them, and reasons why this goal is attainable.
- An example of a sole proprietorship
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- A risk in a partnership
- A business owned and operated by one person
- A disadvantage of being closely monitored by government agencies
- Deals with investments, loans, and deposits
- A company or group of people that act as a single entity
- A pool of money that members are able to take loans from
- Used in a corporation to raise additional funds
- Taxes A disadvantage of a corporation
- An advantage of a corporation
- Capitalists Investors who provide capital to start-up ventures
- A form of financial institution
- A means to gain profit
- An example of a corporation
22 Clues: A means to gain profit • A risk in a partnership • An example of a partnership • An example of a corporation • An advantage of a corporation • An advantage of a partnership • A form of financial institution • A disadvantage of a corporation • Advantage of a sole proprietorship • An example of a sole proprietorship • Taxes A disadvantage of a corporation • ...
Entrepreneurship Fun 2024-02-23
Across
- Asking target market questions to gather info
- The process of getting more information as needed
- If customers become this, they'll come back again
- group Meeting with a group of prospective customers to discuss your ideas
- All the products/services our company offers
- Competitors who sell essentially the same product as you
- Competitors who sell a substitute
- Business that makes their own product
- Business that sells their products to another business
- Someone who owns and operates their business
- The idea of always trying to keep our customers happy
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- Age, race, gender are examples
- Determining information by watching behaviors
- Characteristics of a product that come standard
- A promise of quality in writing
- A general promise of quality
- Where we will sell our product at
- TV commercials, billboards, ads, etc.
- Characteristics of a product that the consumer chooses
- Someone to talk to, delivery, and installation are examples
- market The people who might actually buy our product
- Data used that's already out there
- Data collected for the very first timie
- Business that sells their products to the final consumer
24 Clues: A general promise of quality • Age, race, gender are examples • A promise of quality in writing • Where we will sell our product at • Competitors who sell a substitute • Data used that's already out there • TV commercials, billboards, ads, etc. • Business that makes their own product • Data collected for the very first timie • All the products/services our company offers • ...
BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE GROUP 2 SET 2 2024-07-16
Across
- Type of analysis that focuses on a company's internal environment
- gained from analyzing and interpreting information
- Ability to apply knowledge effectively to make sound business decisions
- Analysis that identifies the root cause of business problems
- Type of analysis that examines strengths and weaknesses
- Raw, unprocessed facts and figures collected for analysis
- Analytics suggesting actions to optimize business results
- Using data and statistics to forecast future outcomes
- BI___provide real-time data access with configurable views
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- data____ tools are used to identify and fix data quality issues
- systems that capture and hold the transactional and operational data
- Process of sorting through data to identify patterns and relationships
- Understanding gained from analyzing and interpreting information
- Analysis that describes what happened
- this tool offers live visual analytics and supports most databases and numerous data sources.
- process of examining data for insights
- Software that helps visualize and interpret data
- The external factors that affect business operations
- Data that has been processed, organized, and given context
- data about data
- Type of analysis that focuses on the various stakeholders of a business
21 Clues: data about data • Analysis that describes what happened • process of examining data for insights • Software that helps visualize and interpret data • gained from analyzing and interpreting information • The external factors that affect business operations • Using data and statistics to forecast future outcomes • Type of analysis that examines strengths and weaknesses • ...
Entrepreneurship Crossword 2023-02-28
Across
- A meeting where people try thinking of creative solutions to a problem
- Total amount of profit made by company
- Group of people that a company is advertising to
- Words/symbols that represent a company
- When you turn someone into a paying customer through marketing
- A short pitch that tells you about a product/comapany
- Someone who sets up their own business
- Things that will be owned for an extended period of time
- The person who started a company
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- How much a company can effect the environment
- Things people remember about your company
- When a company sales enough to start making profit
- Something a business wants to accomplish
- Costs that stay the same no matter what
- The amount of money Coming and going from a business
- Releasing a new product or service to the public
- When a large amount of people all invest a small amount to a business to help start them up
- Money paid or cost
- Things a Business Owns
- Act of giving someone a job
20 Clues: Money paid or cost • Things a Business Owns • Act of giving someone a job • The person who started a company • Total amount of profit made by company • Words/symbols that represent a company • Someone who sets up their own business • Costs that stay the same no matter what • Something a business wants to accomplish • Things people remember about your company • ...
