business Crossword Puzzles
Term 3 Revision 2024-09-02
Across
- - point where the business makes neither a profit or a loss.
- pricing a product based on the consumer's willingness to pay
- - when employees organise themselves in a group and refuse to work as a form of protest
- - the fixed and variable cost combined
- - theory that states that whatever is done should be for the good of the greatest number of people
- - sets the budgets in the business
- - general increase in price of goods
- - unauthorised use of another person's work
- -pricing strategy where the seller sets the price differently across markets
- - employee organisation
- - expected beahviour in the business.
Down
- - offereing a lower price initially to attract customers to a new product
- - fluctuates when sales volume changes.
- - pricing a product based on its cost price
- - cost during set-up of business
- - ehtical approach that guides a company's decisions
- - provides a framework within which employees and employers can collectively bargain
- - when a country dumps their unwanted goods in another country.
- - The exclusive legal right given to the originator.
- - when employers keep their employess form their place of work
- - ethical expectations in the business.
21 Clues: - employee organisation • - cost during set-up of business • - sets the budgets in the business • - general increase in price of goods • - expected beahviour in the business. • - the fixed and variable cost combined • - fluctuates when sales volume changes. • - ethical expectations in the business. • - pricing a product based on its cost price • ...
Term 3 Revision 2024-09-02
Across
- - point where the business makes neither a profit or a loss.
- -pricing strategy where the seller sets the price differently across markets
- - provides a framework within which employees and employers can collectively bargain
- - ethical expectations in the business.
- - sets the budgets in the business
- - employee organisation
- - fluctuates when sales volume changes.
- - when employees organise themselves in a group and refuse to work as a form of protest
- - expected beahviour in the business.
- - theory that states that whatever is done should be for the good of the greatest number of people
Down
- - pricing a product based on its cost price
- - general increase in price of goods
- - offereing a lower price initially to attract customers to a new product
- - unauthorised use of another person's work
- pricing a product based on the consumer's willingness to pay
- - The exclusive legal right given to the originator.
- - when a country dumps their unwanted goods in another country.
- - when employers keep their employess form their place of work
- - cost during set-up of business
- - ehtical approach that guides a company's decisions
- - the fixed and variable cost combined
21 Clues: - employee organisation • - cost during set-up of business • - sets the budgets in the business • - general increase in price of goods • - expected beahviour in the business. • - the fixed and variable cost combined • - ethical expectations in the business. • - fluctuates when sales volume changes. • - pricing a product based on its cost price • ...
Lesson 9 & 10 Crossword 2023-05-19
Across
- A law or state that prohibits the requirement of joining or being in a union
- A governing body of a corporation elected by the shareholders (Board of __)
- ex. Health care (_ benefits)
- The most powerful person in managing of a corporation
- An association representing interests in a particular industry (_ association)
- A corporation that does business in more than one country
- Someone who is interested in what a specific company does
- A company does (this) when it can't do a specific job and sends it to someone else
- These are workers who use __ for their job
- ex.internet
- Someone who assembles and organizes the resources necessary to produce goods and services
Down
- A business in which the proprietor's ____ extends only to whatever he or she has invested in the business
- "White Collar" jobs
- Distribution of products or services through independently owned outlets (__ Franchise)
- Working at home or outside the workplace
- Workers that use simple tools or equipment
- The portion of the population that has paid work or is seeking work
- A logo
- A corporation that sells stocks (__ Held Corporation)
- A business in which workers are required to join a ___ after being hired (__ Shop)
20 Clues: A logo • ex.internet • "White Collar" jobs • ex. Health care (_ benefits) • Working at home or outside the workplace • Workers that use simple tools or equipment • These are workers who use __ for their job • The most powerful person in managing of a corporation • A corporation that sells stocks (__ Held Corporation) • ...
Economics Crossword 2025-03-23
Across
- Money or assets used to start a business.
- How much people want a product or service.
- The total value of everything a country produces.
- The system of money, jobs, and trade in a country.
- A period when the economy slows down.
- A person who starts and runs a business.
- A plan for managing money.
- When businesses try to attract more customers.
- The work people do to produce goods or services.
- When prices go up over time.
- The total money a business earns.
- Having more of something than is needed.
- The amount of a product available for sale.
Down
- When one company controls a whole market.
- Extra money paid when borrowing money.
- The money spent to run a business.
- – Putting money into something to make more money.
- Goods sent to other countries to sell.
- The money workers earn for their jobs.
- Borrowed money that must be paid back later.
- A small piece of ownership in a company.
- When spending is more than income.
- A tax on goods coming into a country.
- Goods brought into a country from another.
- Money the government gives to help a business or industry.
25 Clues: A plan for managing money. • When prices go up over time. • The total money a business earns. • The money spent to run a business. • When spending is more than income. • A period when the economy slows down. • A tax on goods coming into a country. • Extra money paid when borrowing money. • Goods sent to other countries to sell. • The money workers earn for their jobs. • ...
Business and Labor 2024-11-14
Across
- it is derived or set by the demand for another good/service
- stocks bought and sold in financial markets
- Most complex form of business
- Doesn't disappear with the death or retirement of the owner
- Business owned by two or more people
- ________ corporation has headquarters in one country, but operate in many
- _______ bargaining is the term for unions and management negotiating a new labor contract
- Help corporations grow
- ______ merger is when two or more firms involved in different stages of production join together
- have limited liability and ownership is flexible
Down
- Semi independent business that pays fees to a parent company
- Has no owner and is often ran by a board
- is all nonmilitary people who are employed or unemployed
- ________ merger is when three or more unrelated businesses join
- _____ merger is when two or more firms competing in the same market join
- _______ came out of changes in working conditions brought on by the industrial revolution
- is a business organization owned and operated by a group of individuals for their shared benefit
- Business owned by one person
- One person holds the liability and the other invests the money
- also known as privately held- has very few stockholders
20 Clues: Help corporations grow • Business owned by one person • Most complex form of business • Business owned by two or more people • Has no owner and is often ran by a board • stocks bought and sold in financial markets • have limited liability and ownership is flexible • also known as privately held- has very few stockholders • ...
Vocab 2024-11-19
Across
- Sole proprietorships may also be subject to local laws known as
- all nonmilitary people are employed or unemployed are in the force known as
- Stockholders all own
- The worlds largest corporations
- Charge franchises owners a share of their earnings or
- help corporation has many shareholders
- A legal document that spells out each partnerships economic rights
- wage rate or price of labor services
- Most complex form of a business organization
- In a partnership more than one person contributes
- employees coming together to form a
- Profits to stock hold in payments are called
Down
- benefits are payments to employees other than their wages
- a merger with two or more firms competing
- When three or more unrelated businesses are involved
- Semi independent business
- Partnership were only one partner is required to be a general partner
- Formal contract issued by a corporation
- most common type of partnership
- held corporations are typically with in the family
- Business organization owned by more than one person
- Legal obligation to pay debts
- license that Authorization proprietors must have
- business organization owned and operated by a group of individuals
24 Clues: Stockholders all own • Semi independent business • Legal obligation to pay debts • most common type of partnership • The worlds largest corporations • employees coming together to form a • wage rate or price of labor services • help corporation has many shareholders • Formal contract issued by a corporation • a merger with two or more firms competing • ...
Recap 2025-10-28
Across
- Business owned and run by one person (no space between words).
- Raising money from many small online investors.
- Owners’ personal assets are protected from business debts (no space between words).
- Ownership capital contributed by shareholders.
- Business owned by two or more people sharing profits.
- Resources owned by a business.
- Person who owns shares in a company.
- Direct costs of goods sold (no space between words).
- Long-term loan secured on property.
- Day-to-day running costs (no space between words).
- Total income earned from sales.
- Individual providing early-stage capital to startups (no space between words).
Down
- Reports showing financial performance and position (no space between words)
- Profit after all expenses are deducted(no space between words).
- Borrowed money that must be repaid with interest.
- Also called the Profit and Loss Account (no space between words).
- Debts or obligations owed by a business.
- Statement showing assets, liabilities, and equity (no space between words).
- Short-term borrowing facility from a bank.
- Revenue minus cost of sales (no space between words).
- Investment by firms in high-growth startups (no space between words).
21 Clues: Resources owned by a business. • Total income earned from sales. • Long-term loan secured on property. • Person who owns shares in a company. • Debts or obligations owed by a business. • Short-term borrowing facility from a bank. • Ownership capital contributed by shareholders. • Raising money from many small online investors. • ...
Bookkeeping 2015-11-10
Across
- Enterprises affect members of a _____ in a variety of ways
- Companies that buy raw materials and convert them into finished goods
- The advantage or benefit that is gained from doing something
- The owner of sole proprietor is called
- Goods that are bought and sold
- The money you need to start a business
- Owned and operated by two or more owners
- Companies that perform services
- Receiving deposits, lending and investing money
- Pooling premiums of many to meet the claims of few
Down
- Are interested in information about stability and profitability of their ______
- A share in a company
- Coins, Currencies
- The activity of making, buying, or selling goods in exchange for money
- Selling the utilization of infrastructure
- Companies that grow or extract ____materials
- Business owned by stockholders
- Something that is owned of a person, or a company
- State of having a responsibility
- The heart of Business
20 Clues: Coins, Currencies • A share in a company • The heart of Business • Goods that are bought and sold • Business owned by stockholders • Companies that perform services • State of having a responsibility • The owner of sole proprietor is called • The money you need to start a business • Owned and operated by two or more owners • Selling the utilization of infrastructure • ...
Parliamentary Procedure: Amicette Training 2018-01-25
Across
- order of business for each meeting
- way members behave in the meeting
- presiding officer
- formal proposal bus business
- the number of votes needed to pass a motion
- assumes role of president if she is absent
- single official gathering of members
- document that defines how the organization functions
- minimum number of members needed to conduct business
- the right not to vote on a motion
- custodian of the organization's funds (money)
Down
- declare the meeting over
- permission to speak to the members
- authorized statement submitted by an officer or committee
- proposal that a member to be elected for a position
- small group of members who take action on assigned tasks
- each members' right to express positive or negative choice
- records the business of the organization
- member elected or appointed to a leadership position
- official, legal recording of the meetings
20 Clues: presiding officer • declare the meeting over • formal proposal bus business • way members behave in the meeting • the right not to vote on a motion • order of business for each meeting • permission to speak to the members • single official gathering of members • records the business of the organization • official, legal recording of the meetings • ...
Gabby's Crossword 2021-04-06
Across
- business cycle stage showing upward GDP direction
- organization of services
- total goods and services
- plants, equipment, and infrastructure operating in an economy
- per person
- focuses on the economic decisions of individuals, households, and businesses
- the wave-like GDP cycles of varying length and amplitude
- goods and services produced in Canada but sold to other countries
- the high point of recovery stage of a business cycle
- applying inventions to new products or services
- advances in knowledge
- total value of a nation’s production of goods and services
Down
- the low point of recession stage of a business cycle
- US productivity boom in 1990
- the value of one currency in terms of another currency
- ability to produce output per person per hour
- focuses on the economic decisions of individuals, households, and businesses
- education, knowledge, and skills
- business cycle stage showing downward GDP direction
- a countries standard of living
- goods and services purchased from another country
21 Clues: per person • advances in knowledge • organization of services • total goods and services • US productivity boom in 1990 • a countries standard of living • education, knowledge, and skills • ability to produce output per person per hour • applying inventions to new products or services • business cycle stage showing upward GDP direction • ...
Intro To Business 2024-05-22
Across
- WindowWorld installing windows for Chase Bank
- The people you call when something is wrong with your check
- The "P" in GDP
- When businesses collaborate
- Activity of buying and selling
- The money made from an investment
- Decrease in Value
- A rival in business, Sheetz and Rutter's
- the total income generated by the sale of goods or services.
- Something you own that will make you money
Down
- a way for small business owners to buy the right to open and run a business from a bigger company.
- Giving a business a name or logo
- Promotion of a product or service, ads
- The amount received after tax
- The exact group of customers a company is trying to reach
- Americas type of economy
- People who own shares in a company's stock
- The strategy of making a variety of product
- Walmart selling product to us
- A fee on imported goods
20 Clues: The "P" in GDP • Decrease in Value • A fee on imported goods • Americas type of economy • When businesses collaborate • The amount received after tax • Walmart selling product to us • Activity of buying and selling • Giving a business a name or logo • The money made from an investment • Promotion of a product or service, ads • A rival in business, Sheetz and Rutter's • ...
Buuinses law and etihics 2025-02-26
Across
- or spoken agreement
- actions promoted by a business
- advertising:overstating features of a product
- of what is right and what is wrong.
- of ethics:document that conducts information about business
- of conduct: handbook of expectations
- legally allowed to enter a binding agreement
- to rent something
- responsibility:behaving with sensitivity
- for a fee
- created by company employees on the job
- of contract:when a party does not follow the agreed terms
- binding agreement between two businesses
- law:regulates contracts
- and service contract:goods or services provided by a business
- Bill of Rights:expectations of fair treatment
Down
- to the terms of contract
- identification number (EIN): Designed for IRS
- to remove or repair products
- responsibility: behaving with sensitivity
- of a person's actions
- of value must be returned
- to provide a good
- information about a company
- culture:all actions taken by a business
- secret:private information to protect from theft
- welfare
- of behavior
28 Clues: welfare • for a fee • of behavior • to provide a good • to rent something • or spoken agreement • of a person's actions • law:regulates contracts • to the terms of contract • of value must be returned • information about a company • to remove or repair products • actions promoted by a business • of what is right and what is wrong. • of conduct: handbook of expectations • ...
Work 2023-10-23
Across
- Scheduled gathering for discussion.
- Place where business is conducted.
- To seek out and enlist new members or employees.
- When two companies become one.
- One with an interest in a company's success.
- Working from a location other than the office.
- Building professional relationships.
- Ongoing business expenses not tied to a specific product or service.
- A bill detailing services rendered.
- Process of creating a distinct image for a product or business.
- A plan for achieving a particular goal.
Down
- Legally binding agreement between parties.
- Time by which something must be completed.
- A person or company using services or advice.
- Visual and/or oral display of information.
- Collection of an artist or designer's work.
- Regular payment for an employee.
- One who starts a business.
- Authorization to sell or distribute a company's goods in a particular area.
- One who oversees employees.
20 Clues: One who starts a business. • One who oversees employees. • When two companies become one. • Regular payment for an employee. • Place where business is conducted. • Scheduled gathering for discussion. • A bill detailing services rendered. • Building professional relationships. • A plan for achieving a particular goal. • Legally binding agreement between parties. • ...
Serratelli - Intro to Business Chapter 6 vocab 2022-10-25
Across
- jobs to do
- gathers everything
- other businesses to work with
- things a human machine can do
- profit
- limited taxation or liability
- a chain of producing goods and services
- the processes of marketing products
- someone who produces goods and servies
- a team to manage your finance
- someone who processes goods and services
- to make normal
- an "alliance" with another business
- people authorized to act as a single entity
Down
- a chain of businesses
- a team to manage your business
- a business that makes no profit
- to spread out
- alone
- a solution for an argument of sorts
- an individual business
- a way to properly manage your profit
- to work well with
- the action of obtaining something
- someone who makes goods and services
- Unlimited taxation or liability
- someone to buys goods and services from
- someone who sells wholefoods
28 Clues: alone • profit • jobs to do • to spread out • to make normal • to work well with • gathers everything • a chain of businesses • an individual business • someone who sells wholefoods • other businesses to work with • things a human machine can do • limited taxation or liability • a team to manage your finance • a team to manage your business • a business that makes no profit • ...
Business iGCSE - Paarth 2022-04-25
Across
- Percentage of profit paid to shareholders
- Personal Assets are at risk
- Personally liable for all business debts.
- Non-profit organisations that exist to benefit the public
- Run democratically, all members have a say in important decisions
- An entity that affects an organization of is affected by it
- More than 250 employees
- sells to customers
- Percentage of the business's revenue compared to the market's revenue
- Tangible and can be held
- Man-made equipment that is developed to aid the production of other goods and services, OR money
- A long term plan on how objectives will be achieved
Down
- No legal difference between the owner and the business.
- Only liable for the original amount of money invested in the business.
- There is no limit on the number of members
- Licenced to use the brand's name and its training
- Intangible and can only be experienced
- Produces goods and services
- Responsibilities can be shared
- Less than 50 employees
- sells to businesses
21 Clues: sells to customers • sells to businesses • Less than 50 employees • More than 250 employees • Tangible and can be held • Personal Assets are at risk • Produces goods and services • Responsibilities can be shared • Intangible and can only be experienced • Percentage of profit paid to shareholders • Personally liable for all business debts. • ...
Intro to Finance 2025-12-05
Across
- (stock) Goods and materials a business holds for production or sale, e.g., raw materials, component parts, and finished products.
- costs The day-to-day expenses that keep the business running (revenue expenditure), e.g., wages, utility bills, and buying raw materials.
- finance Money borrowed or raised for more than one year, usually for large purchases like machinery, equipment, vehicles, or buildings (capital expenditure).
- department The part (or division) of a business that manages money, budgeting, and making sure funds are used effectively and for the right purposes.
- of finance Refers to the different ways a business can get money, either from within (internal) or from outside (external) the organization.
- sources of finance Funds obtained from outside the business, e.g., share capital and loan capital (used to finance capital expenditure) or overdrafts and trade credit (used to finance revenue expenditure).
- and salaries Revenue expenditure that involves the payments made to employees for their work, usually based on an hourly rate (wages) or a fixed amount per month (salaries).
- Basic services needed by a business for its operations, such as electricity, gas, water, and phone/internet services.
- Refers to the financial guarantee for securing external loan capital to finance investment expenditure for business growth.
Down
- finance Money borrowed for less than one year, often used for day-to-day running costs (revenue expenditure).
- of finance This refers to the purpose of finance, i.e., the reason for needing finance. These roles can be classified as either revenue expenditure or capital expenditure.
- Refers to the various available money that an organization has to fund its business activities.
- expenditure Refers to business spending on its everyday and regular operations.
- sources of finance Funds generated from within the business, e.g., retained profits and personal savings, which can be used for both revenue and capital expenditure.
- expenditure Refers to business spending on fixed assets or capital equipment of a business.
15 Clues: expenditure Refers to business spending on its everyday and regular operations. • expenditure Refers to business spending on fixed assets or capital equipment of a business. • Refers to the various available money that an organization has to fund its business activities. • ...
Entrepreneur Crossword 2022-07-29
Across
- the debts owned by a business to others is called a
- which business type has shareholders?
- collecting and analyzing information about customers and the business opportunities available is called
- what type of business is owned and operated between two and twenty people?
- items of value owned by a business is called
- a business should adapt their product to a specific _____________
Down
- what type of business has an unlimited number of shareholders
- what type of business is owned and operated by one person
- someone who sets up and runs a business
- the cost of something is called an
- every company should have a business_____
11 Clues: the cost of something is called an • which business type has shareholders? • someone who sets up and runs a business • every company should have a business_____ • items of value owned by a business is called • the debts owned by a business to others is called a • what type of business is owned and operated by one person • ...
Accounting Terms and Definitions 2020-11-20
Across
- amount of cash, goods or assets invested to earn profits
- cost which business incurs for producing goods and services or for using services
- excess of expenses
- amount received by a business for selling goods or services
- amount paid for increasing profit-earning capacity of business
- amount which business owes to other
Down
- total amount which is to be paid by the business
- total amount which is to be received in business
- amount which increases the capital of the business
- business resources having economic value
- excess of revenue over the expenses
11 Clues: excess of expenses • excess of revenue over the expenses • amount which business owes to other • business resources having economic value • total amount which is to be paid by the business • total amount which is to be received in business • amount which increases the capital of the business • amount of cash, goods or assets invested to earn profits • ...
Accounting Terms and Definitions 2020-11-20
Across
- amount of cash, goods or assets invested to earn profits
- cost which business incurs for producing goods and services or for using services
- excess of expenses
- amount received by a business for selling goods or services
- amount paid for increasing profit-earning capacity of business
- amount which business owes to other
Down
- total amount which is to be paid by the business
- total amount which is to be received in business
- amount which increases the capital of the business
- business resources having economic value
- excess of revenue over the expenses
11 Clues: excess of expenses • excess of revenue over the expenses • amount which business owes to other • business resources having economic value • total amount which is to be paid by the business • total amount which is to be received in business • amount which increases the capital of the business • amount of cash, goods or assets invested to earn profits • ...
Finacial Key Terms 2015-01-13
Across
- Costs that do not change when a businesses output goes up or down
- The day-to-day costs a business pays when it is trading
- The value of fixed costs added to variable costs
- Occur when a business' costs are greater then its revenue
- Costs that will change when a businesses output goes up or down
- The amount a business asks a customer to pay for a product
Down
- The income made by a business for selling its products
- The point when the business' revenue is equal to its costs
- The charges paid by a business to provide its product and operate
- How much of a product is sold by a business over a certain period of time(day, week, month, year)
- Costs the business paid when it is first launched
- Occur when a business' revenue is greater than its costs
12 Clues: 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 products • The day-to-day costs a business pays when it is trading • Occur when a business' revenue is greater than its costs • Occur when a business' costs are greater then its revenue • ...
Entrepreneurship 2023-04-13
Across
- business owned by 2 or more people
- estimate for the cost of merchandise
- costs that must be paid no matter what, don't change
- business with legal rights of a person
- all processes needed to get product to customers
- full-scale model of a new product
- benefit of producing one additional unit
- process of making effective use of people and resources
- person who pays rent
- difference between assets and liabilities
- total value of items owned
- channel of with no intermediaries
- difference between revenue and costs
- people hired to work for someone else
Down
- legal agreement to market a company's products in a particular area
- in-depth interview with a group of target customers
- costs of beginning of a business
- #1 reason people become entrepreneurs (4 wds)
- Microsoft creator
- money invested in a business
- total amounts owed
- value of next-best alternative
- products coming from other countries
- amount paid for a job on an annual basis
- people with highest chance of being customers
- name, symbol, or design used to identify a product
- products/materials needed for a business
- another name for supplier
- Amazon creator
29 Clues: Amazon creator • Microsoft creator • total amounts owed • person who pays rent • another name for supplier • total value of items owned • money invested in a business • value of next-best alternative • costs of beginning of a business • full-scale model of a new product • channel of with no intermediaries • business owned by 2 or more people • estimate for the cost of merchandise • ...
Sole Traders Statement 2018-01-21
Across
- – Money in the bank will generate this ( but not much these days)
- – Used for a worker who has no part in the ownership of the business
- – Net surplus of deficit of relevant accounts to determine result of trading.
- – David will know this one well
- – Name used to describe material for re-sale.
- – Traditional name for periodic summary of activity
- – If the business pays it’s debs promptly
- – Any item that cannot be allocated to a unit obtained for trading
- - Found in 2 places in financial statements.
- – secondary source of income
- – Name of the income of a business
Down
- – a Non-Cash expense
- – This is paid to the council
- – A business could get this if they acted as an agent.
- – Got from electricity, Oil, or even Solar
- – Used to communicate verbally
- – A legal Requirement on cars, vans and buildings
- – Title of section to determine Gross Profit
- – A business could get this if they let out an office in their property.
- – First piece of paper with queens head called penny black was first modern example of this experience.
- - This is the cost of a building I do not own.
21 Clues: – a Non-Cash expense • – secondary source of income • – This is paid to the council • – Used to communicate verbally • – David will know this one well • – Name of the income of a business • – If the business pays it’s debs promptly • – Got from electricity, Oil, or even Solar • – Title of section to determine Gross Profit • - Found in 2 places in financial statements. • ...
Glossary 2024-02-06
Across
- A proposal
- A legally binding agreement
- Any organisation that produces and sells goods and services in order to make profit
- The person who writes and signs a cheque
- A list of income and likely expenditures
- The extra money you have to pay back when borrowing money
- Money received on a regular basis from work, property, business, investment or welfare payments
- Things that are necessary for survival such as water and food
Down
- What remains after all business expenses are deducted from sales revenue
- The buying and selling of goods and services between individuals and businesses
- The financial institution that provides cheque account facilities
- Thing that are not essential for survival but that we would like to have
- The swapping of exchanging of one good for another
- When the offeree agrees to the proposal
- Things done for you by others
- Buys good in large quantities from the manufacturer
- Someone who purchases goods and services to satisfy needs and wants
- A business that sells products directly to consumers
- An illegal business practice
- Items that you can see or touch
- Any token, with an agreed value, that people accept as payment in exchange for a good or service
21 Clues: A proposal • A legally binding agreement • An illegal business practice • Things done for you by others • Items that you can see or touch • When the offeree agrees to the proposal • The person who writes and signs a cheque • A list of income and likely expenditures • The swapping of exchanging of one good for another • Buys good in large quantities from the manufacturer • ...
Siler 2024-04-08
Across
- supervisors who work directly with employees who carry out the business routine work
- fulfilling the requirements of the law
- people who work to produce goods or services
- the management function of setting up the way the business work will be done
- knoledge, facts, or data presented in a useful form
- the process or activity of producing goods and services
- convertinng facts and figures into useful information
- the ability to communicate, inteact and build realationships with others
- the process of creating, communicating, delivering, evalutating and disseminating
- short- range planning of specific action the business will take
- the management function of providing guidance to workers and work projects
- ability to understand the specilized aspects of jobs
Down
- eauipment and supplies used by businesses
- groups of activities related to management
- an organized effort to produce and/or distribute goods and services.
- the day to day activities required for countinued business functioning.
- the process of panning, controlling and organizing an organization or departement
- the management function that monitors the work effert
- advantages or payments employees receive in addition to thier wages
- polite behavor; good manners
20 Clues: polite behavor; good manners • fulfilling the requirements of the law • eauipment and supplies used by businesses • groups of activities related to management • people who work to produce goods or services • knoledge, facts, or data presented in a useful form • ability to understand the specilized aspects of jobs • convertinng facts and figures into useful information • ...
Term 3 Revision 2024-09-02
Across
- - point where the business makes neither a profit or a loss.
- -pricing strategy where the seller sets the price differently across markets
- - provides a framework within which employees and employers can collectively bargain
- - ethical expectations in the business.
- - sets the budgets in the business
- - employee organisation
- - fluctuates when sales volume changes.
- - when employees organise themselves in a group and refuse to work as a form of protest
- - expected beahviour in the business.
- - theory that states that whatever is done should be for the good of the greatest number of people
Down
- - pricing a product based on its cost price
- - general increase in price of goods
- - offereing a lower price initially to attract customers to a new product
- - unauthorised use of another person's work
- pricing a product based on the consumer's willingness to pay
- - The exclusive legal right given to the originator.
- - when a country dumps their unwanted goods in another country.
- - when employers keep their employess form their place of work
- - cost during set-up of business
- - ehtical approach that guides a company's decisions
- - the fixed and variable cost combined
21 Clues: - employee organisation • - cost during set-up of business • - sets the budgets in the business • - general increase in price of goods • - expected beahviour in the business. • - the fixed and variable cost combined • - ethical expectations in the business. • - fluctuates when sales volume changes. • - pricing a product based on its cost price • ...
Accounting Terms 2025-10-06
Across
- An equity account representing money withdrawn by the owner.
- Expense An expense account for employee wages.
- Debts owed by the business.
- An asset account representing long-term tools or machinery.
- A visual tool used to track debits and credits.
- Receivable An asset account representing money owed to the business.
- Recognition Principle Revenue is recorded when it is earned, not when cash is received.
- An asset account representing money on hand or in the bank.
- Expense An expense account for rent paid.
- Income earned from business activities.
- Title A named record used to track financial transactions.
- An asset account representing goods available for sale.
Down
- Expense An expense account for promotional costs.
- Items of value owned by the business.
- An asset account representing items used in operations.
- Insurance An asset account representing insurance paid in advance.
- Costs incurred to operate the business.
- Payable A liability account representing money owed to suppliers.
- Revenue A revenue account for income earned from interest.
- An equity account representing the owner's investment in the business.
- A revenue account for income earned from selling goods.
- Accounts Grouping accounts into categories based on their role in the accounting equation.
- Equation The foundation of double-entry accounting.
- Expense An expense account for utilities used.
- Equity The owner's claim on the business assets.
25 Clues: Debts owed by the business. • Items of value owned by the business. • Costs incurred to operate the business. • Income earned from business activities. • Expense An expense account for rent paid. • Expense An expense account for employee wages. • Expense An expense account for utilities used. • A visual tool used to track debits and credits. • ...
Economics 9 & 10 2025-12-15
Across
- opposite of offshoring
- a business who only hires union members
- operated by a group of individuals for mutual benefit.
- difference in wages earned by various groups in society
- opposite of inshoring
- Owner in general partnership
- a legal name which a business operates under.
- created for supported by donated funds or property
Down
- a business in which workers are required to join a union after being hired
- people and economies are becoming more interconnected
- active member of military are not considered part of labor force
- business owner who buys license and distributes products of franchiser
- recognition that a person is qualified in his or her field.
- someone who has an interest in or affected by company's actions
- a parent company in business franchise
- working at home or different location using phones or computers but connected with workplace
- a share of earnings paid to franchiser or to an inventor,artist for the use of that persons work
- owned by two or more co owner who share profits
- legal responsibility to repay debts and pay for damages resulting from lawsuit
- work once done within company is sent to outside contractors
20 Clues: opposite of inshoring • opposite of offshoring • Owner in general partnership • a parent company in business franchise • a business who only hires union members • a legal name which a business operates under. • owned by two or more co owner who share profits • created for supported by donated funds or property • people and economies are becoming more interconnected • ...
SME Influences Crossword - Abdullah 2023-06-23
Across
- A distinctive feature or attribute that differentiates a product or service from others in the market.
- An assessment of the market conditions, trends, and competition to determine the viability of a business idea.
- Various sources of capital or financial support available to start or grow a business.
- The pursuit of starting and managing a new business venture.
- STRUCTURE The formal framework chosen for a business, such as sole proprietorship, partnership, corporation, or limited liability company (LLC).
- The strategic planning and monitoring of a company's financial resources and activities.
Down
- The specific group of customers that a business aims to serve and attract.
- Unique qualities or factors that set a business apart from its competitors.
- The practice of raising funds for a project or business venture by collecting small amounts of money from a large number of people, typically through online platforms.
- CAPITAL Investment capital provided by firms or individuals to high-potential start-ups or small businesses in exchange for ownership or equity.
- A formal document outlining the goals, strategies, and financial projections of a business.
- The unique value or benefit that a product or service offers to customers.
- A newly established business in its early stages of operation.
13 Clues: The pursuit of starting and managing a new business venture. • A newly established business in its early stages of operation. • The specific group of customers that a business aims to serve and attract. • The unique value or benefit that a product or service offers to customers. • Unique qualities or factors that set a business apart from its competitors. • ...
Financial Terms. 2017-11-06
Across
- the income made by a business selling it's products
- the value of fixed costs added to the variable costs
- the charges paid by a business to provide its products
- the amount a customer pays for a product
- the day to day costs a business makes
- costs that do not change
Down
- costs that will change
- the limited time offer of a lower percentage for a product
- when a business' revenue is equal to it's cost
- costs the business paid when it was launched
- when a business' costs are greater than its revenue
- when a business' revenue is greater than its costs
12 Clues: costs that will change • costs that do not change • the day to day costs a business makes • the amount a customer pays for a product • costs the business paid when it was launched • when a business' revenue is equal to it's cost • when a business' revenue is greater than its costs • the income made by a business selling it's products • ...
Classification of Business by Size 2021-04-12
Across
- acronym for Australian Bureau of Statistics
- a business with 20-199 employees
- a business with fewer than 20 employees
- a way to classify a business
- A type of business that is small
- a business with 200 or more employees
- acronym for Small to Medium Enterprise
- a major food retailer in Australia which is an example of a large business
Down
- a type of business that can be either small or medium
- the quantitative metric that is used to differentiate between small, medium and large businesses
- a company with thousands of owners/shareholders
- an owner of a public or private company is called this
12 Clues: a way to classify a business • a business with 20-199 employees • A type of business that is small • a business with 200 or more employees • acronym for Small to Medium Enterprise • a business with fewer than 20 employees • acronym for Australian Bureau of Statistics • a company with thousands of owners/shareholders • a type of business that can be either small or medium • ...
Classification of Business by Size 2021-04-12
Across
- A business with 200 or more employees
- The quantitative metric that is used to differentiate between small, medium and large businesses
- A business with fewer than 20 employees
- An owner of a public or private company is called this
- A type of business that is small
Down
- A way to classify a business
- A type of business that can be either small or medium
- A company with thousands of owners/shareholders
- A major food retailer in Australia which is an example of a large business
- A business with 20-199 employees
- Acronym for Small to Medium Enterprise
- Acronym for Australian Bureau of Statistics
12 Clues: A way to classify a business • A business with 20-199 employees • A type of business that is small • A business with 200 or more employees • Acronym for Small to Medium Enterprise • A business with fewer than 20 employees • Acronym for Australian Bureau of Statistics • A company with thousands of owners/shareholders • A type of business that can be either small or medium • ...
marissa brunatti-chapter 9 2021-02-22
Across
- socialism where production is owned by the people
- the resources needed to produce goods and services that the Industrial Revolution required.
- judge ideas based on their usefulness
- economic system in which the factors of production are privately owned and money is invested in business ventures to make
- certain rights of ownership.
- a person who organizes, manages, and takes on the risks of a business.
- part of a big field
- the process of developing machine production of goods, required such resources.
- economic policy of lettingowners of industry and business set working conditions without interference.
Down
- a business owned by stockholders who share in its profits but are not personally responsible for its
- bulding cities and people moving there
- a system of getting good crops
- voluntary labor associations
- factors of production are
- wrote the wealth of the nations
- introduced marxism
- a social class made up of skilled workers, professionals, business-people, and wealthy farmers.
- refuse to work
- by the public and operate for the welfare of all.
- the place used for making goods
- the greatly increased output of machine-made goods
- profit.
22 Clues: profit. • refuse to work • introduced marxism • part of a big field • factors of production are • voluntary labor associations • certain rights of ownership. • a system of getting good crops • wrote the wealth of the nations • the place used for making goods • judge ideas based on their usefulness • bulding cities and people moving there • ...
Accounting 2022-04-06
Across
- Derived by subtracting the cost of goods sold from net sales
- Represent the amount of revenue generated by the business
- Items of value a company owns
- Compiles information from subledgers to create an overview of a business’s financial standing
- Daily expenses incurred in the operation of your business
- Help identify the source of revenue
- Detailed accounting principles, guidelines and rules used to prepare, present and report financial statement
- Amount of money the business has earned after paying income taxes
- Specific for the expense they incur
- Numerical balances determined by the chart of accounts
- Required contribution for the support of a national, state or local government calculated based on income
- Used to track revenues and expenses to determine the operating performance of a business
Down
- Any debts or obligations owed by the company
- Recording, reporting, and analysis of financial transactions according to accepted principles in order to provide meaningful financial information
- Typically include items such as cash, accounts receivable, and accounts payable
- Difference between assets and liabilities
- Measures the loss in value of an asset
- Must be organized to be efficient and effective
- Non-government group of seven members
- All expenses incurred in running your business
20 Clues: Items of value a company owns • Help identify the source of revenue • Specific for the expense they incur • Non-government group of seven members • Measures the loss in value of an asset • Difference between assets and liabilities • Any debts or obligations owed by the company • All expenses incurred in running your business • ...
Financing Crossword 2021-03-29
Across
- selling property that has value and usable by other firms
- expense that fluctuate based upon the amount that is produced
- borrowed money from a bank (lender); must be paid back
- capital is invested by the owner(s)
- an individual or business providing an endorsement for an event, product or person
- money given by the government for a particular purpose
- putting the money in an savings account to earn interest
- buy now; pay later
- expenses that remain the same each
Down
- a company who invests in a company to help grow the business
- another name is a bond; the business asks for a loan from the people
- money provide to benefit society
- no matter how much is produced
- spending cash that a business does not have
- financial gifts from an individual or organization
- the profits a business keeps after paying taxes
- renting out pieces of property rather than buying an asset
- expenses not related to the creation of a product
- investor an individual who invests in a company to help bring the product to market
- selling a piece of the company to raise money
- expenses related to the creation of a product
21 Clues: buy now; pay later • no matter how much is produced • money provide to benefit society • expenses that remain the same each • capital is invested by the owner(s) • spending cash that a business does not have • selling a piece of the company to raise money • expenses related to the creation of a product • the profits a business keeps after paying taxes • ...
topic 5 2023-11-13
Across
- as the economy changes, so does the job market
- specialized abilities, little supervision
- business owned and operated by a group of individuals for their shared benefit
- two or more firms involved in different stages of producing the same good or service join together
- money or other valuables
- all nonmilitary people who are employed or unemployed
- business owned by two or more people
- semi-independent business that pays fees to a parent company for the right to sell something
- the movement of some of a company's operations
- formal contract issued by a corporation or other entity that includes the promise to repay borrowed money with interest at fixed levels
- companies contract with another company to do a specific job
- business owned by one person/family
Down
- no specialized skills
- something a person/company owes, usually a sum of money
- two or more firms competing in the same market with the same good or service join together
- most complex form of business
- came from the changes in working conditions brought on by the Industrial Revolution
- temporary & part-time jobs
- a certificate of ownership in a corporation
- no owner, often run by a board
20 Clues: no specialized skills • money or other valuables • temporary & part-time jobs • most complex form of business • no owner, often run by a board • business owned by one person/family • business owned by two or more people • specialized abilities, little supervision • a certificate of ownership in a corporation • as the economy changes, so does the job market • ...
Term 3 Revision 2024-09-02
Across
- - point where the business makes neither a profit or a loss.
- -pricing strategy where the seller sets the price differently across markets
- - provides a framework within which employees and employers can collectively bargain
- - ethical expectations in the business.
- - sets the budgets in the business
- - employee organisation
- - fluctuates when sales volume changes.
- - when employees organise themselves in a group and refuse to work as a form of protest
- - expected beahviour in the business.
- - theory that states that whatever is done should be for the good of the greatest number of people
Down
- - pricing a product based on its cost price
- - general increase in price of goods
- - offereing a lower price initially to attract customers to a new product
- - unauthorised use of another person's work
- pricing a product based on the consumer's willingness to pay
- - The exclusive legal right given to the originator.
- - when a country dumps their unwanted goods in another country.
- - when employers keep their employess form their place of work
- - cost during set-up of business
- - ehtical approach that guides a company's decisions
- - the fixed and variable cost combined
21 Clues: - employee organisation • - cost during set-up of business • - sets the budgets in the business • - general increase in price of goods • - expected beahviour in the business. • - the fixed and variable cost combined • - ethical expectations in the business. • - fluctuates when sales volume changes. • - pricing a product based on its cost price • ...
McCallon_Q1 Summer 2024-10-07
Across
- organizes parts of buisness
- information on how to get something done
- Business practices facilitate decision making
- directing and controlling a group of people
- quantifiable occurrences
- Not a function of management.
- types of change are based upon consumer behavior
- problems can be corrected before they get out of hand
- closely observes to make decisions
- compensation for loss
- Action of leading a group
- arranges or plan for business
- provides feedback after activity
- Profitability and expenses
- receiving systematic instruction
- employer gains and loses employees
- keeps track of financial transactions
- buys products from a business
- NOT a type of service business
Down
- high tech
- right person right job
- NOT a quality of a good leader
- setting objectives for operation
- NOT a management style discussed in the presentation
- closely observes to make decisions
- Achieve goals by established processes
- work at home
- Business without impacting the environment
- actions, tasks, and resources
- structuring responsibilities
- use available resources
- people working for money
- teaching new employees
- computer network
- Ensuring that actual activities conform to planned activities.
- chart Project schedule which is arranged in a diagram
36 Clues: high tech • work at home • computer network • compensation for loss • right person right job • teaching new employees • use available resources • quantifiable occurrences • people working for money • Action of leading a group • Profitability and expenses • organizes parts of buisness • structuring responsibilities • Not a function of management. • actions, tasks, and resources • ...
Nguyen_Q1 Summer 2024-10-07
Across
- problems can be corrected before they get out of hand
- Business practices facilitate decision making
- provides feedback after activity
- types of change is based upon consumer behavior
- people working for money
- chart Project schedule which is arranged in a diagram
- Achieve goals by established processes
- high tech
- Profitability and expenses
- Business without impacting the environment
- keeps track of financial transactions
- use available resources
- closely observes to make decisions
- teaching new employers
- right person right job
Down
- NOT a quality of a good leader
- Not a function of management.
- receiving systematic instruction
- directing and controlling a group of people
- buys products from a business
- work at home
- NOT a type of service business
- arranges or plan for business
- structuring responsibilities
- setting objectives for operation
- organizes parts of buisness
- NOT a management style discussed in the presentation
- quantifiable occurrences
- actions, tasks, and resources
- Ensuring that actual activities conform to planned activities.
- Action of leading a group
- compensation for loss
- information on how to get something done
- computer network
- employer gains and loses employees
35 Clues: high tech • work at home • computer network • compensation for loss • teaching new employers • right person right job • use available resources • people working for money • quantifiable occurrences • Action of leading a group • Profitability and expenses • organizes parts of buisness • structuring responsibilities • Not a function of management. • buys products from a business • ...
Commerce 2023-07-20
Across
- a legally binding agreement between two or more persons or entities
- electronic funds transfer at point of sale
- electronic retailer
- any organisation that sells goods and services to make a profit
- a list of income and likely expenditures
- the online buying and selling of goods between individuals
- what remains after all business expenses are deducted from sales revenue
- A consumer is a person who buys things or uses services
- things that are necessary for survival
- a person who buys goods in large quantities from the manufacturer
Down
- the fee a business pays a lender (creditor) to borrow money.
- the process of transforming raw materials into finished goods through the use of tools, machines, and labor.
- when the offeree agrees to the proposal
- the buying and selling of goods between individuals
- the exchange of one good for another
- items that you can see or touch
- a charge account operated by a trader
- things done for you by others
- things that are desired but not essential
- a proposal
- money received on a regular basis from work, property or business
- an illegal business practice
22 Clues: a proposal • electronic retailer • an illegal business practice • things done for you by others • items that you can see or touch • the exchange of one good for another • a charge account operated by a trader • things that are necessary for survival • when the offeree agrees to the proposal • a list of income and likely expenditures • things that are desired but not essential • ...
Talent Models 2018-02-13
Across
- Business support Track is for practitioners in business support roles for supporting ____ clients
- Primary responsibilities of practitioners in US Delivery Model are ____ and operations execution (2 words)
- Practitioners in Studio model create ______ experiences for the clients
- Job level, introduced in USI only, as an entry level job in the Traditional model (2 words)
- Defines the brand of a practitioner in a specialist model (2 words)
- Specialists can create eminence through this
- Project controllers have defined expected promotion time-frames from one level to another. This is called___ (3 words)
- _________ is one of Studio Model's core competencies
Down
- The Studio model is designed to create a talent pool that combines ______ with technology and business
- Final career destination for a specialist ( 2 words)
- US Delivery model has 2 tracks - ______and Project based
- The Product Model consists of two tracks - Management and __________
- In specialist model, levels can be destination roles; there are no _______ requirements (3 words)
- Oldest talent model
- There are 2 tracks in the Enabling Talent Model, Business support and _____ (2 words)
- The Product model was created to support rapid growth in business models related to Products and _________
- Practitioners in enabling roles that support Consulting's business strategy fall in to the ___________ model
- ________ supports the needs of projects onsite or remotely in delivery centers (3 words)
18 Clues: Oldest talent model • Specialists can create eminence through this • Final career destination for a specialist ( 2 words) • _________ is one of Studio Model's core competencies • US Delivery model has 2 tracks - ______and Project based • Defines the brand of a practitioner in a specialist model (2 words) • ...
Entrepreneurship 2023-11-02
Across
- Obligatory beginning of entrepreneurship, it is one of the most important and valuable assets
- The process of creating a new product or service that meets customer needs and is unique enough to stand out in the market
- The process of identifying a problem and developing a solution to that problem
- PLANNING The process of identifying a business opportunity and developing a plan to start and run a business
- Lender
- IDENTIFICATION The process of identifying a need in the market and developing a product or service to meet that need
- The process of estimating the future financial performance of a business
- Person who uses goods and services
- Excess of expenses over income
- Excess of revenue over expenses
- Competition among product manufacturers for the most favorable
- The process of identifying and starting a new business venture, sourcing and organizing the required resources, while taking both the risks and rewards associated with the venture
- The process of raising capital for a new or existing business
Down
- Production of goods or services for sale
- The process of designing, launching, and running a new business, often initially a small business
- The part of economics that studies the allocation of resources and the distribution of goods and services
- Two-part table that indicates economic resources and sources of economic resources
- The process of creating something new with value by devoting the necessary time and effort, assuming the accompanying financial, psychic, and social risks, and receiving the resulting rewards of monetary and personal satisfaction and independence
- Type of security; debt instrument
- Economic activity (production or service provision)
- MODELING The process of identifying a market opportunity and developing a business model to capitalize on it
21 Clues: Lender • Excess of expenses over income • Excess of revenue over expenses • Type of security; debt instrument • Person who uses goods and services • Production of goods or services for sale • Economic activity (production or service provision) • The process of raising capital for a new or existing business • Competition among product manufacturers for the most favorable • ...
U3L5 Crossword Activity 2022-05-26
Across
- an asset is usually purchased or, equivalently, a deposit is made in a bank, in hopes of getting a future return or interest from it
- a product or service that is not required for survival
- an autonomous association of persons united voluntarily to meet their common economic, social, and cultural needs and aspirations through a jointly-owned enterprise
- have a positive impact on society while achieving business success.
- a not-for-profit co-operative financial institution that is owned and controlled by its members, through the election of a volunteer Board of Directors elected from the membership itself.
- people will pursue their goals or ideas within the organization they work for or in their spare time
- the owner is fully responsible for all debts and obligations related to his or her business
- a business entity that is owned by its shareholder(s), who elect a board of directors to oversee the organization's activities.
- a product or service that is required for survival
Down
- an agent that provides financial services for its clients. Common types of financial institutions include banks, building societies, credit unions, stock brokerages, and similar business.
- costs that change from month to month
- typically provided by outside investors for financing of new, growing, or struggling businesses
- sole proprietorships and general partnerships in which the owner or partners are each liable for business debts
- something that is brand new
- a liability that is limited to a partner or investor’s investment.
- a prejudice in a general or specific sense
- a business that provides banking services for profit.
- an agreement in which two or more persons combine their resources in a business with a view to making a profit
- people who usually do not like to take the financial risks that entrepreneurs take.
- the process of gathering, recording, and analyzing the data pertaining to a venture in order to reduce the risk of failure.
- something that has been modified or changed
21 Clues: something that is brand new • costs that change from month to month • a prejudice in a general or specific sense • something that has been modified or changed • a product or service that is required for survival • a business that provides banking services for profit. • a product or service that is not required for survival • ...
Financial Terms 2022-11-11
Across
- non-monetary benefits, such as company cars and mobile phones
- a failure to pay a loan or other debt obligation
- any amount that you owe
- the amount paid on a loan or line of credit that exceeds the repayment of the principal balance.
- the amount gained when an asset sells above its original purchase price.
- an investment in a start-up business that has excellent growth prospects
- Represents the value of company ownership
- is the decline in the value of business assets
- another name of indirect expenses
- are liabilities of a business and represent money owed to others.
- the process of winding up an insolvent company
- difference between your assets and liabilities
Down
- This is the company's profit excluding overhead expenses
- the process of recording the financial transactions of a business
- a person who promises to pay a loan in the event the borrower cannot meet the repayments
- the process of offsetting goodwill over a period of time
- A business document in which all ledgers are compiled into debit and credit columns in order to ensure a company's bookkeeping
- value of asset in books
- A term referencing how quickly something can be converted into cash.
- an individual when they cannot pay their debts
- is the term used to classify the assets that a company has purchased to sell to its customers that remain unsold.
- an increase in a liability or equity account, or a decrease in an asset or expense account.
- economic cost a business incurs in order to earn revenue during its operation
- refers to the net balance of cash moving in and out of a business at a specific point in time
- It is often used as part of the calculation to evaluate a company's value.
- the process of comparing your business to similar businesses in your industry.
- the difference between the selling price of a good or service and the profit
- An expense that been incurred but hasn’t been paid
- The company's total profit once costs and expenses are subtracted from revenue
- are assets that are held for the long term
30 Clues: any amount that you owe • value of asset in books • another name of indirect expenses • Represents the value of company ownership • are assets that are held for the long term • an individual when they cannot pay their debts • is the decline in the value of business assets • the process of winding up an insolvent company • difference between your assets and liabilities • ...
accounting terms 2023-11-30
Across
- entitles a creditor to receive a payment, or payments, from a debtor in circumstances specified in a contract between them
- review of financial statements
- companies that buy products and then resell them to end consumers, whether online or in brick-and-mortar stores.
- assets held by an enterprise for earning income by way of dividends, interest, and rentals, for capital appreciation, or for other benefits to the investing enterprise
- conducts business, realizes net income or loss, pays taxes and distributes profits to shareholders.
- a company's book value, which is the difference between liabilities and assets on the balance sheet
- a financial gain, especially the difference between the amount earned and the amount spent in buying, operating, or producing something.
- do not produce a separate business entity
- provides a skilled service, personal labor, or expertise instead of a physical product
- income, especially when of a company or organization and of a substantial nature.
- removing funds from a bank account, savings plan, pension, or trust.
- a written document filed with the Secretary of State (or registrar in Canada) by the founders of a corporation.
- an economy where the market determines prices, product and services rather than the government.
Down
- assists accounting departments with various tasks.
- businesses make money
- business or individual who helps a range of clients, from individuals to corporations, prepare financial documents.
- occurs when your business has more expenses than earnings during an accounting period.
- the money used to build, run, or grow a business
- any business that uses raw materials, parts, and components to assemble finished goods.
- a formal arrangement by two or more parties to manage and operate a business and share its profits
- the party that has delivered a product, service or loan, and is owed money by one or more debtors
- businesses make money for other reasons
- is a person who organizes and operates a business or businesses, taking on greater than normal financial risks in order to do so
- an economic event involving the movement of money, good, or services usually between two or more parties
- certified public accountant
25 Clues: businesses make money • certified public accountant • review of financial statements • businesses make money for other reasons • do not produce a separate business entity • the money used to build, run, or grow a business • assists accounting departments with various tasks. • removing funds from a bank account, savings plan, pension, or trust. • ...
CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2024-04-23
Across
- - Records and data.
- - Organizing data properties with interrelationships.
- - Obligations a corporation has towards society.
- - Focuses on business processes and functions.
- - Structured along multiple chains of command.
- - Structured by job function.
- - Analysis of Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats.
- - Stages a product goes through from introduction to decline.
- - Illustrates the flow of work.
- - Personnel within a corporation.
- - Tests all paths of a program.
- - Method for estimating person-hours and development costs.
- - Hierarchical representation of goals and means.
- - Combination of marketing tools.
- - Investigation into customer satisfaction.
- - Relative position of a company compared to rivals.
- - Indicates relationships between causes and effects.
- - Formation of one corporation from multiple or purchase of another.
- The combination of two or more companies into a single entity.
- - Core principles guiding corporate objectives.
- - Responsible for business operations.
- - Long-term plan for business development.
- - Starts testing from lower-level modules.
- - Analyzing information to establish goals and evaluate performance.
- - Temporarily structured along specialized capabilities.
- - Highest responsibility for information.
- - Financial resources.
- The purchase of another company or business by a corporation.
- - Streamlining processes in manufacturing and construction.
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- - Implementing business strategies.
- - Method for outsourcing system development.
- - Initiatives to encourage buying and selling.
- - Scientific techniques for business plans.
- - Method creates prototypes from an early stage of development.
- - Divides businesses and products into categories.
- - Sequential development model without backtracking.
- - Software delivered from developer to customer.
- - Collaboration between corporations.
- - Verifies correct execution between modules.
- - Technique checking internal structure and logic of a program.
- - Divides program into individual processes.
- - Collecting information about the market.
- - Structure with one chain of command.
- - Method dividing input into valid/invalid classes for testing.
- - Responsible for financial affairs.
- - Fundamental approach for business management.
- - Structure that separates business divisions.
- - Head of management.
- - Separated along product, region, or market lines.
- - Level of satisfaction experienced by customers.
- - Represents the number of elements in each quadrant.
- - Goods and merchandise.
52 Clues: - Records and data. • - Head of management. • - Financial resources. • - Goods and merchandise. • - Structured by job function. • - Illustrates the flow of work. • - Tests all paths of a program. • - Personnel within a corporation. • - Combination of marketing tools. • - Implementing business strategies. • - Responsible for financial affairs. • ...
EOT Review: Accounting Terms 2024-05-13
Across
- Financial reports that summarize the financial condition and operations of a business
- A list of accounts used by a business
- The equation showing the relationship among assets, liabilities, and owner’s equity is called the
- An increase in equity resulting from the sale of goods or services
- The principles of right and wrong that guide an individual in making decisions
- The side of the account that is increased
- A business form giving written acknowledgement for cash received
- An amount recorded on the left side of an account
- Amounts to be paid in the future for goods or services already acquired
- A sale for which payment will be received at a later date is called
- An amount recorded on the right side of an account
- The recording of debit and credit parts of a transaction
- recording of debit and credit parts of a transaction
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- A form on which a brief message is written to describe a transaction
- A form describing the goods or services sold, the quantity, the price, and the terms of sale
- System planned process designed to compile financial data and summarize the results in accounting records and reports.
- Assets taken from the business for the owner’s personal use
- the cost of goods or services used to operate a business
- A formal written document that describes the nature of a business and how it will operate
- A business paper from which information is obtained for a journal entry
- the process of planning, recording, analyzing, and interpreting financial information
- A business form ordering a bank to pay cash from a bank account
- An accounting device used to analyze transactions
- Recording transactions in a journal Information for each transaction recorded in a journal
- Amounts to be received in the future due to the sale of goods or services
- an amount owed
- the difference between assets and liabilities.
- A form for recording transactions in chronological order
- The amount remaining after the value of all liabilities is subtracted from the value of all assets
- anything of value that is owned
30 Clues: an amount owed • anything of value that is owned • A list of accounts used by a business • The side of the account that is increased • the difference between assets and liabilities. • An accounting device used to analyze transactions • An amount recorded on the left side of an account • An amount recorded on the right side of an account • ...
Accounting Cross word 2024-09-09
Across
- An accounting method where transactions are recorded only when cash is received or paid.
- Sheet A financial statement that shows a company’s financial position at a specific point in time, listing assets, liabilities, and equity.
- A complete record of all the financial transactions of a company, organized by accounts.
- (Owner’s Equity) The owner's claim on the assets of a business, calculated as Assets minus Liabilities.
- The fundamental formula of accounting:
- The costs incurred by a business to generate revenue, such as rent, utilities, and wages.
- An entry on the left side of an account ledger that increases assets or expenses, or decreases liabilities, equity, or revenue.
- The process of recording, summarizing, analyzing, and reporting financial transactions.
- A 12-month period used for accounting purposes, which may or may not align with the calendar year.
- Statement A financial report that shows a company’s revenues and expenses over a period of time, used to calculate net income or loss.
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- A list of all the accounts used by a business to record financial transactions.
- Documents that provide an overview of a company’s financial performance, typically including the balance sheet, income statement, and statement of cash flows.
- Flow The movement of cash in and out of a business, particularly in terms of operations, investments, and financing.
- An accounting method where revenue and expenses are recorded when they are earned or incurred, not when cash is received or paid.
- Obligations or debts that a business owes to others, such as loans or accounts payable.
- Accounting A system of accounting where every transaction affects at least two accounts, ensuring the accounting equation remains balanced.
- An entry on the right side of an account ledger that increases liabilities, equity, or revenue, or decreases assets or expenses.
- Any business activity that affects the financial position of a company and can be measured in terms of money.
- Resources owned by a business that have economic value, such as cash, equipment, or buildings.
- The income generated from normal business operations, typically from sales of goods or services.
20 Clues: The fundamental formula of accounting: • A list of all the accounts used by a business to record financial transactions. • Obligations or debts that a business owes to others, such as loans or accounts payable. • The process of recording, summarizing, analyzing, and reporting financial transactions. • ...
Accounting Terms Crossword 2025-02-25
Across
- a list of all the accounts you must use to record financial transactions in your general ledger
- a legal entity created by individuals, stockholders, or shareholders, with the purpose of operating for profit
- licensed professional who has passed an examination administered by a state's Board of Accountancy.
- increase of an asset or a decrease in a liability or owner's equity
- an economy where the market determines prices, products, and services rather than the government
- an amount of money lost by a business or organization
- an account or record used to store bookkeeping entries for balance-sheet and income-statement transactions
- any company that uses raw materials or components to create finished goods
- the examination of the financial report of an organisation
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- a business or individual who helps a range of clients, from individuals to corporations, prepare financial documents
- The ledgers must have every transaction in a business with at least one debit entry and one credit entry
- a legal entity organized and operated for a collective, public or social benefit
- a person who organizes and operates a business or businesses, taking on greater than normal financial risks in order to do so
- a financial gain, especially the difference between the amount earned and the amount spent in buying, operating, or producing something
- companies that buy products and then resell them to end consumers
- a non-registered, unincorporated business run solely by one individual proprietor with no distinction between the business and the owner
- decrease an asset or expense account or increase a liability or equity account
- used in accounting to record individual ownership rights of the owners of a company
- record all their financial transactions using a single accounting system
- a company that performs tasks for the benefit of their customers
- the expected balance each account type maintains, which is the side that increases
- filing financial records, reconciling bank statements with the general ledger, updating and maintaining accounting databases, and processing backups
- the relationship between two or more people to do trade or business
- graphical representation of a general ledger that records a business' transactions
24 Clues: an amount of money lost by a business or organization • the examination of the financial report of an organisation • a company that performs tasks for the benefit of their customers • companies that buy products and then resell them to end consumers • increase of an asset or a decrease in a liability or owner's equity • ...
Year 9 Commerce 2012-11-21
Across
- something deposited as a guarantee to fulfill payment of loan
- a person who works for a wage or salary
- a virtual shopping mall
- a promise to repair faulty goods
- buying and selling via the internet
- group of customers to whom the business intends to sell products
- money received on a regular basis from work, property, business
- sum payable as profit for shares
- activites of a sales rep
- the payment that covers a person or property in the event of a loss
- a person or business that makes goods
- a range of low and high risk investments
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- swapping or exchanging of one good for another
- a person who hires employees
- legally binding written document
- a way of saving money for future retirement
- something of value
- a sum paid to authors, musicians
- any free news story
- an individuals desire to constantly acquire possessions
- a person who is owed money
- someone who gurantees to pay back money if the borrower does not
- money paid to others for their services
- a person who owes money
- let the buyer beware
- an illegal business practice
- name, term, symbol used to identify a product
- any organisation that produces and sells goods and services
- someone who purchases goods and services
- regular payment made by a tenant to an owner
- what remains after all business expenses are deducted
31 Clues: something of value • any free news story • let the buyer beware • a virtual shopping mall • a person who owes money • activites of a sales rep • a person who is owed money • a person who hires employees • an illegal business practice • legally binding written document • a sum paid to authors, musicians • a promise to repair faulty goods • sum payable as profit for shares • ...
E-commerce Crossword puzzle 2013-09-20
Across
- loyalty- the type of store you would choice over others.
- indicates the address of a web site.
- Internet service providers- such as Boingo and Pronto offers wireless connection services.
- process a business conducts over a computer network.
- An easy-to-learn language that uses tags to structure text into headings.
- name- is an addressing scheme employing words and phrases.
- common underlying language or protocol.
- the language that moves hypertext files across the internet.
- the customer initiates the transaction, posting an intent or desire to buy certain product at a certain price.
- applies to any business or organization that uses the Internet to sell its products.
- Which allows consumers to easily access relevant information from governments agencies.
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- Chain- the sequence of design production and marketing efforts a business conducts to deliver its products at the right price.
- model- system of policies operation, resources, and technologies.
- based search engines- which use automated computer programs to scan Internet databases.,
- service Provider- a company that provides other companies or individuals.
- Customization- the production of goods that offer specialized choice.
- Wide Web- Made by Tim Berners-Lee.
- host providers- A person that is the host.
- demand- which pricing changes create a change in the amount of goods or services.
- model allows consumer to interact with one another online to transact goods.
- model applies when a business transacts information.
- connecting the private sector to the government marketplace.
22 Clues: Wide Web- Made by Tim Berners-Lee. • indicates the address of a web site. • common underlying language or protocol. • host providers- A person that is the host. • process a business conducts over a computer network. • model applies when a business transacts information. • loyalty- the type of store you would choice over others. • ...
Topic 5(Sections 1-7) 2023-11-09
Across
- Most complex form of business
- All nonmilitary people who are employed or unemployed.
- Business owned by two or more people
- Provide a service like health, legal care or credit unions
- Semi independent business that pays fees to a parent company for the exclusive right to sell something in an area
- Can be harmful to the company and to the workers, it is sometimes decided by who can hold out the longest and get the public’s support
- Function like a general partnership but each partner only has a limited amount of liability
- A merger of three or more unrelated businesses joined together.
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- Help corporations grow
- Headquartered in one country, but operating in many
- Force of production that refers to the work people do to produce goods and services
- As the economy changes, so does the job market
- The legal process of turning a business into a company.
- Agricultural marketing cooperatives
- Sell merchandise to members at reduced prices
- A business organization owned and operated by a group of individuals for their shared benefit
- Business owned by one person
- No owner, often run by a board
- Involves the use of economic theories and principles to make decisions regarding the allocation of scarce resources.
- purpose is to increase wages and better the working conditions of the members
- When two or more firms are involved in different stages of production join together.
- One person holds the liability and the other invests the money
22 Clues: Help corporations grow • Business owned by one person • Most complex form of business • No owner, often run by a board • Agricultural marketing cooperatives • Business owned by two or more people • Sell merchandise to members at reduced prices • As the economy changes, so does the job market • Headquartered in one country, but operating in many • ...
Topic 5 Vocab 2023-11-13
Across
- workers More and more businesses are using temporary workers referred to as contingency employment
- Proprietorship Business owned by one person
- Levels The gap is referred to as the glass ceiling
- force All non military people who are employed or unemployed
- Rights Act Has job discrimination parts and created the equal opportunity commission
- trends As the economy changes, so does the job market
- is a merger of three or more unrelated business jointing
- Is a business organization owned and operated by a group of individuals for their shared benefit
- Purpose is to increase wages and better the working conditions of the members
- No owner, often run by a board
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- corporations Headquarter in one country, but operating in many
- In reality very few strikes occur in the US
- Pay Protection Act of 1963 Men and women at the same job to receive the same pay
- Doesn't disappear with the death or retirement of the owner
- Believe these laws give workers in unionized setting the benefits of a union without having to pay dues
- Business owned by 2 or more people who agree on a division of responsibilities and profits
- process Collective bargaining is the term for unions and management negotiating a new labor contract
- Semi independent business that pays fees to a parent company for the exclusive right to sell something in an area
- Most complex form of business
- Mergers Help corporations grow
20 Clues: Most complex form of business • Mergers Help corporations grow • No owner, often run by a board • In reality very few strikes occur in the US • Proprietorship Business owned by one person • Levels The gap is referred to as the glass ceiling • trends As the economy changes, so does the job market • is a merger of three or more unrelated business jointing • ...
Chapter 6 Vocab - Serratelli - Period 2 2022-10-24
Across
- a person or business that you purchase goods from
- teammates or people you work with
- a chain of resturaunts, companies or businesses
- a person's financial liability is limited to a fixed sum
- a company or group of people authorized to act as a single
- individual entrepreneurship or proprietorship
- to pass out
- someone who creates and supplies goods or services
- the basic form of partnership under common law
- Alone or by yourself
- involving people
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- individuals or companies that behave as middlemen between parties
- to normalize
- action or process of keeping financial accounts.
- a group organized for purposes other than generating profit
- specific things something or someone can do
- jobs to do
- every activity involved in obtaining the goods and services a company needs to support its daily operations
- an alliance/team with another business/company
- encapsulates a business logic for assigning a value to a measure as a function of observed values for other measures
- a person or company who sells products in bulk to various outlets or retailers for onward sale
- the action or business of promoting and selling products or services, including market research and advertising.
- currency to your business
- someone(s) who makes products and ships them out
- working together successfully
- the process of making or manufacturing goods and products from raw materials or components
- a team that helps run a business of sorts.
- profit
28 Clues: profit • jobs to do • to pass out • to normalize • involving people • Alone or by yourself • currency to your business • working together successfully • teammates or people you work with • a team that helps run a business of sorts. • specific things something or someone can do • individual entrepreneurship or proprietorship • an alliance/team with another business/company • ...
Gianna Fasolo 2024-04-08
Across
- What is the ability to understand the specialized aspects of jobs?
- What is converting facts and figures into useful information called?
- What is all the activites a business engages in to interact with its customers?
- What is undisclosed information within a particular business or industry?
- What are the day-to-day activites required for continued business functioning?
- What is a short-range planning (one year) of specific actions the business will take?
- What is the ability to see the "big picture" and think about how things will work together?
- What is the fulfillement of the requirements of the law?
- What is it called when you have loyalty to a particular business?
- What is the management function that monitors the work effort?
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- What is knowledge, facts, or data presented in a useful form?
- What is the values and ideals that an organization encourages among its employees?
- What is an organized effort to produce and/or distribute goods and services?
- What is a resource where people work to produce goods or services?
- What is focused on customer needs and wants?
- What is the process or activity of producing goods and services?
- What equipment and supplies are used by businesses in their operation?
- What is it called when you have polite behavior;good manners?
- What is the process of planning, controlling, and organizing an organization or department?
- What is a long range (three to five years) for the company as a whole?
20 Clues: What is focused on customer needs and wants? • What is the fulfillement of the requirements of the law? • What is knowledge, facts, or data presented in a useful form? • What is it called when you have polite behavior;good manners? • What is the management function that monitors the work effort? • What is the process or activity of producing goods and services? • ...
Chapter 17 The Economic System 2023-01-24
Across
- shares of ownership
- money that a business has left after expenses
- principle that business owners in a free market are allowed to run their businesses in any way they see fit, which little government interference
- right to buy and sell goods as you want
- items provided by nature without human intervention that can be used to produce goods and provide services
- lack of a particular resource
- economic principle that buyers will demand and buy more products when prices are low and fewer products when prices are higher
- corporate profits paid to stockholders
- small business owned by one person
- what a company has when it is the only one selling a product or providing a service
- economic principle that businesses will produce more products when they can sell them at higher prices and fewer products when prices are low
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- organizations that provide goods and services without seeking to earn a profit for stockholders
- person who organizes, manages, and assumes the risks of a business
- economy in which people are free to obtain goods ad services in almost any way they want
- people who buy corporate stocks
- business in which two or more people share the responsibilities, costs, profits, and losses
- economic system in which the means of production are owned by private citizens
- type of business that is recognized as a separate legal entity
- manufactured goods used to make other goods and services
- human effort, skills, and abilities used to produce goods and services
20 Clues: shares of ownership • lack of a particular resource • people who buy corporate stocks • small business owned by one person • corporate profits paid to stockholders • right to buy and sell goods as you want • money that a business has left after expenses • manufactured goods used to make other goods and services • ...
Honors Economics Lesson 9 & 10 Assessment 2022-12-20
Across
- - people and economies around the world that are becoming increasingly interconnected
- -a person who is employed for a limited period of time,
- - a share of earnings paid to a franchiser or to an inventor, writer, or artist for the sale or use of that person’s work
- -jobs that require advanced training and specialized skills
- - the highest-ranking person in charge of managing a corporation
- -a business in which workers are required to join a union after being hired
- -These jobs require no specialized skills or training.
- -Oprah Winfrey and Jay-Z are examples of what?
- -a distinctive name or symbol that identifies a firm and its products
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- -a business that only hires workers who are union members
- -a business organization that is jointly owned
- -a governing body of a corporation elected by the shareholders
- -A business practice in which work that was once done within a company is sent to outside contractors
- -someone who has an interest in, or is affected by, a company’s actions
- -the first sale of a new corporation’s stock
- - Relocating work and jobs to another country
- -an organization of workers in a specific industry that seeks to improve working conditions etc,
- -a business in which the proprietor’s liability extends only to whatever he or she has invested in the business
- - the practice of working at home or at another location
- -This level requires specialized skills and training
20 Clues: -the first sale of a new corporation’s stock • - Relocating work and jobs to another country • -a business organization that is jointly owned • -Oprah Winfrey and Jay-Z are examples of what? • -This level requires specialized skills and training • -These jobs require no specialized skills or training. • -a person who is employed for a limited period of time, • ...
Oliviah- Accounting 2025-03-31
Across
- Financial plan that serves as an estimate of future cost
- Debts or obligations that a company owes to others
- The use of accounting skills to investigate fraud or embezzlement and to analyze financial information
- The amount of money paid to employees for their work or services
- Represents the ownership interest in a company after liabilities are deducted from assets.
- Any cost that contributes to a company’s overall cost of doing business
- amounts received as compensation for services rendered
- The recognition of an expense or revenue that has occurred but has not yet been recorded.
- angible LONG TERM ASSETS used in the continuing operation of a business that are unlikely to change for a long time.
- refers to cash and other assets that business owners can put into the company to help it succeed and grow.
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- Collection of all ASSET, LIABILITY, owners EQUITY, REVENUE, and expense accounts.
- The total income a business generates from its primary activities
- A snapshot of a company's financial condition at a specific moment in time
- Amounts owed by a company to suppliers or vendors for goods or services purchased on credit.
- Funds invested in a company by shareholders or investors to support business operations and growth.
- Consisting of common stock, retained earnings, and investment capital.
- The amount that remains when expenses are paid.
- Money received by a company for providing goods or services.
- The amount of money a business earns after deducting all expenses
- occurs when expenses exceed revenues
20 Clues: occurs when expenses exceed revenues • The amount that remains when expenses are paid. • Debts or obligations that a company owes to others • amounts received as compensation for services rendered • Financial plan that serves as an estimate of future cost • Money received by a company for providing goods or services. • ...
Business Ownership 2016-06-15
Across
- where public limited companies can raise finance for expansion
- a business that has between 2 and 20 partner with unlimited liability
- where businesses register their incorporated status
- the problem of divorce of ownership and control
- the name given to those who own the business
- the initials given to a company that are private limited companies
- when there is only one shareholder with 100% shares
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- theory that sees profit maximisation as a business's main objective
- business sector run by private individuals
- the sector of business that is owned and run by government
- the theory of business ownership that investigates divorce of ownership and control
- a person who has an interest in the business
- businesses that have limited liability
- the name given to businesses that are incorproated
14 Clues: businesses that have limited liability • business sector run by private individuals • a person who has an interest in the business • the name given to those who own the business • the problem of divorce of ownership and control • the name given to businesses that are incorproated • where businesses register their incorporated status • ...
SSW #21 2025-02-11
Across
- goods and services paid for by taxes, not individuals
- the money leftover after a business pays all its expenses
- someone who comes up with an ide ns then uses this idea to start a business
- a service industry that treats people who are sick
- providing good and services to travelers
- the money it costs to run a business
- people who buy goods and services
- the business of growing crops and raising animals
- when the expenses of the business cost more than the income a business makes
- creating new services or products
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- goods and services provided by businesses
- taking raw materials and making products or goods to sell
- businesses, goods and services are determined by people's needs and wants
- people who make goods or provide services for other people
14 Clues: people who buy goods and services • creating new services or products • the money it costs to run a business • providing good and services to travelers • goods and services provided by businesses • the business of growing crops and raising animals • a service industry that treats people who are sick • goods and services paid for by taxes, not individuals • ...
nowell_hiring 2024-09-17
Across
- document that is used to list workplace skills
- the end of a persons work in a business
- a meeting used to secure a job position
- the rate at which employees leave a workforce and are replaced
- finding people to hire inside of a business
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- rearranging a business to make it more challenging in order to develop new skills
- document used to see if a person is worth hiring
- making a business smaller by getting rid of job positions
- a person who hires people
- a person who is used to assist another person by providing additional information about their work abilities
- finding people to hire outside of a business
- voluntarily leaving a job
- upgrading people in a business to a higher position
- a person is hired for wages or salary
14 Clues: a person who hires people • voluntarily leaving a job • a person is hired for wages or salary • the end of a persons work in a business • a meeting used to secure a job position • finding people to hire inside of a business • finding people to hire outside of a business • document that is used to list workplace skills • document used to see if a person is worth hiring • ...
Economics 2020-04-08
Across
- The right to buy and sell goods as you want.
- corporate profits paid to stockholders.
- a type of business that is recognized as a separate legal entity.
- An economy where economic decisions are made by people looking out for their own best interests.
- the manufactured goods used to make other goods and services.
- the people who buy corporate stocks.
- items provided by nature without human intervention that can be used to produce goods and to provide services.
- Business owners may operate however they see fit, with little direction or interference by the government.
- Proprietorship a small business owned by one person.
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- a business in which two or more people share the responsibilities, costs, profits, and losses.
- businesses will sell more products when they can sell higher prices.
- business organizations that provide goods and services without seeking to earn a profit for stockholders.
- all human effort, skills, and abilities used to produce goods and services.
- when a company is the only one to sell a particular thing.
- an economic system in which the productive resources-farms, factories, machines, and so on-are owned by private citizens.
- buyers will demand, or want, a greater quantity of a good when its price is low.
- a person who organizes, manages, and assumes the risks of business.
- When there are not enough resources to reach people’s wants.
- shares of ownership.
19 Clues: shares of ownership. • the people who buy corporate stocks. • corporate profits paid to stockholders. • The right to buy and sell goods as you want. • Proprietorship a small business owned by one person. • when a company is the only one to sell a particular thing. • When there are not enough resources to reach people’s wants. • ...
Accounting Theory 2021-02-06
Across
- Asset/Cash in Hand, Cash at Bank are an example of
- /amount invested by the proprietor in the business
- /same accounting policy should be followed year to year due to this concept
- /unsold goods lying in godown
- /goodwill is an
- /is a loss in value of asset due to wear and tear
- /person who is not able to pay the liabilities at all.
- /amount paid in advance
- Account/Installation charges on purchase of new machinery will be debited to?
- Payable/Creditor is an?
- /furniture is a kind of
- /are the responsibilities of the business
- expenditure/Carriage Outward is a
- /amount of expenses which are incurred but yet to be paid.
- /amount withdrawn by the proprietor for personal use
- /all the business transactions are measured in terms of
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- balance/is an overdraft as per pass book.
- /act to paying or receiving money
- /Discount Received is a kind of
- Account/Carriage inward will be debited to?
- /due to this concept capital is shown in liability side of balance sheet
- /Reputation of the business in market is called?
- /amount of depreciation in straight line method of depreciation
- /is a process
- /Sales Less COGS
- /due to this concept provisions are made.
- Account/Goods sold to the customer will be credited to
- /result due to transactions happened
- /book keeping is a _____ stage
- /From business will receive the money
- /it shows the financial position of the business.
31 Clues: /is a process • /goodwill is an • /Sales Less COGS • /amount paid in advance • Payable/Creditor is an? • /furniture is a kind of • /unsold goods lying in godown • /book keeping is a _____ stage • /Discount Received is a kind of • /act to paying or receiving money • expenditure/Carriage Outward is a • /result due to transactions happened • /From business will receive the money • ...
2.05 Key Terms 2023-02-27
Across
- Risk associated with having human employees working for your business
- Decreasing expenses in order to raise profits
- Loss or no loss is guaranteed
- Companies are given a monopoly by the government and heavily controlled by it
- Multiple companies sell the same product or service
- Potential risk, but not guaranteed to be a risk
- Avoiding risk
- Risks involving the economy, whether internal or external
- Whatever cash is coming into the business, generally through sales
- Competition between businesses offering similar goods or services
- The monetary reward for engaging in business
- Competition not involving the pricing of goods
- The possibility of loss or gain inherent when conducting a business
- Money given without exchanging goods or services for it
- Total money accrued minus the cost of goods
- Hazard risks involving naturally occurring events
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- Money spent on various items or services
- Competition between companies providing dissimilar goods or services
- Describes the type of market businesses are operating in
- Income remaining after subtracting all expenses
- All expenses needed to operate a business
- How much is paid for raw materials used to make a product
- Two or more businesses trying to outdo each other to gain consumers' favor
- Competition between businesses over having better pricing
- A few companies controlling an entire market
- The drive of business, the goal of a company is to make money
- A company that has complete control over a market, whether worldwide or locally
27 Clues: Avoiding risk • Loss or no loss is guaranteed • Money spent on various items or services • All expenses needed to operate a business • Total money accrued minus the cost of goods • A few companies controlling an entire market • The monetary reward for engaging in business • Decreasing expenses in order to raise profits • Competition not involving the pricing of goods • ...
NATURE AND PURPOSE OF BUSINESS 2017-04-22
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- 11. This industry engaged in breeding plants and animals for further reproduction
- 13. Manufacturing and Construction industries are example for ……. industry
- 9. It is concerned with conversion of resources into useful goods
- 22. It is useful to store goods safely
- 23. It helps for the proper movement of goods
- 10. Mining is an example for ……… industry
- 7. The occupation in which people work for others is
- 17. Engineering and architectural skills are important for ……. Industry
- 21. It helps to get timely finance for the business
- 12. Extractive & genetic industries are examples for ……… industry
- 24. It is a tool for promoting sale of products
- 6. The return for a professional is
- 15. These are industries which analyses and separates different elements
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- 18. The sum total of trade and auxiliaries to trade is
- 14. These industries engaged in production of utilities from raw materials
- 25. It is one of the important objective of business
- 1. It is the process of production and sale of goods and services
- 3. Business is an …………. Activity
- 5. It requires specialized knowledge and skill
- 16. It combines various elements into one new product
- 20. It helps to reduce Business risk
- 8. The reward for employee’s effort is
- 2. Dealings in goods and services on a ……. basis
- 4. One of the main purpose of business is earning …….
- 19. It refers to sale, exchange or transfer of goods
25 Clues: 3. Business is an …………. Activity • 6. The return for a professional is • 20. It helps to reduce Business risk • 22. It is useful to store goods safely • 8. The reward for employee’s effort is • 10. Mining is an example for ……… industry • 23. It helps for the proper movement of goods • 5. It requires specialized knowledge and skill • ...
NATURE AND PURPOSE OF BUSINESS 2017-04-22
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- 11. This industry engaged in breeding plants and animals for further reproduction
- 13. Manufacturing and Construction industries are example for ……. industry
- 9. It is concerned with conversion of resources into useful goods
- 22. It is useful to store goods safely
- 23. It helps for the proper movement of goods
- 10. Mining is an example for ……… industry
- 7. The occupation in which people work for others is
- 17. Engineering and architectural skills are important for ……. Industry
- 21. It helps to get timely finance for the business
- 12. Extractive & genetic industries are examples for ……… industry
- 24. It is a tool for promoting sale of products
- 6. The return for a professional is
- 15. These are industries which analyses and separates different elements
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- 18. The sum total of trade and auxiliaries to trade is
- 14. These industries engaged in production of utilities from raw materials
- 25. It is one of the important objective of business
- 1. It is the process of production and sale of goods and services
- 3. Business is an …………. Activity
- 5. It requires specialized knowledge and skill
- 16. It combines various elements into one new product
- 20. It helps to reduce Business risk
- 8. The reward for employee’s effort is
- 2. Dealings in goods and services on a ……. basis
- 4. One of the main purpose of business is earning …….
- 19. It refers to sale, exchange or transfer of goods
25 Clues: 3. Business is an …………. Activity • 6. The return for a professional is • 20. It helps to reduce Business risk • 22. It is useful to store goods safely • 8. The reward for employee’s effort is • 10. Mining is an example for ……… industry • 23. It helps for the proper movement of goods • 5. It requires specialized knowledge and skill • ...
Vocabulary 2023-11-13
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- nonmilitary people who are employed or unemplyed
- theory about the relationship of education to wages
- promote the collective business interests of a city,state, or other geographical area, or of a group of similar businesses
- legal obligation to pay debts
- wage rate or price of labor services that is set when the supply of workers meets demand for workers in the labor market
- nonprofit organizations that prmote interests of particular industries
- an organized work stoppage intended to force employer to address union demand
- legal entity or being owned by individual stockholders each of whom has limited liability for the firms debts
- authorization from the local government to operate a
- Demand for labor
- business organization owned and operated by a group of individuals for their shared benefit
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- business organization owned by two or more people who agree on a specific division of responsibilities and profits
- specialized abilities and training to do tasks suck as operating complicated equipment
- threee or more unrelated businesses are involved
- measures that ban mandatory union membership
- Semi independent business that pays fees to a parent company
- business owned and managed by a single individual
- companies contract with another company to do a specific job that would otherwise be done by company's own workers
- formal contract issued by a corporation or other entity that includes the promise to repay borrowed money with interest at fixed intervals
- the money and other valuables belonging to an individual or business
20 Clues: Demand for labor • legal obligation to pay debts • measures that ban mandatory union membership • threee or more unrelated businesses are involved • nonmilitary people who are employed or unemplyed • business owned and managed by a single individual • theory about the relationship of education to wages • authorization from the local government to operate a • ...
Business & Labor Crossword 2023-11-14
Across
- two or more firms competing in the same market join together.
- a business that does not operate for the purpose of generating profit.
- a _ is a formal contract issued by a corporation or other entity that includes the promise to repay borrowed money with interest at fixed intervals.
- a _ is a business organization owned and operated by a group of individuals for their shared benefit.
- foreign-born workers who are temporarily allowed to live and work in the United States.
- two or more firms in different stages of production join together.
- money or other valuables
- the process in which union company management meet to negotiate a new labor contract.
- a semi-independent business that pays fees to a parent company is a _.
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- the theory that education increases the efficiency of production and results in higher wages.
- the ownership structure of a company or firm.
- _ are payments to employees other than wages or salaries.
- a _ is a business owned and managed by a single individual.
- a legal entity owned by individual stockholders
- all nonmilitary people who are employed or unemployed are called _.
- a business organization owned by two or more persons who agree on a specific division of responsibilities and profits is a _.
- movement of some of a company's operations to another country.
- _ is set by the demand of another good or service.
- the legal obligation to pay debts.
- an authorization from the local government to operate a business.
20 Clues: money or other valuables • the legal obligation to pay debts. • the ownership structure of a company or firm. • a legal entity owned by individual stockholders • _ is set by the demand of another good or service. • _ are payments to employees other than wages or salaries. • a _ is a business owned and managed by a single individual. • ...
standard 3 vocab 2024-04-08
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- Private information that belongs to an organization and cannot be released to the public.
- management the process of planning, staffing, leading, and organizing the employees of the business.
- Equipment and supplies used by businesses in their operation.
- The management function of deciding what will be done and how it will be accomplished.
- polite behavior; good manners
- an organized effort to produce and/or distributes goods/services
- Undisclosed information within a particular business or industry
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- The process of accessing, processing, maintaining, evaluating, and disseminating knowledge, facts, or data for the purpose of assisting business decision-making.
- payments/advantages employees receive in addition to their wages
- the process/activity of producing goods/sevices
- the process of creating, communicating, delivering, and exchanging offerings that have value for customers, clients, partners, and society at large.
- fulfilling the requirements of the law
- A human resources management activity that involves recruiting, interviewing, hiring, orienting, and dealing with job changes for a company's employees.
- loyalty to a particular business
- focused on customers needs and wants
- The values and ideals that an organization encourages among its employees.
- Activities and benefits provided by a business to its customers to create goodwill and customer satisfaction.
- Converting facts and figures into useful information.
- The management function of setting up the way the business's work will be done.
- keeping accurate and useful financial records and analyzing and interpreting the recorded information.
20 Clues: polite behavior; good manners • loyalty to a particular business • focused on customers needs and wants • fulfilling the requirements of the law • the process/activity of producing goods/sevices • Converting facts and figures into useful information. • Equipment and supplies used by businesses in their operation. • ...
RSHS MBUS: "Business Knowledge" Terms 2025-08-04
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- Systematic network of organizations involved in product creation and delivery (6,5 letters)
- Analysis of a company's internal strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats (4 letters)
- Strategic pricing technique combining multiple items for a single price; ______ Pricing (6 letters)
- Objectives that a business sets need to be _____ (5)
- How a business structures its internal management and reporting; ______________ Structure (13 letters)
- Strategic tool analyzing external factors and trends (7 letters)
- Total potential customer's exposed to a business' marketing (5 letters)
- A set of promotions in a given time with specific marketing objectives (8)
- Setting pricing based on other businesses in the market; __________ Pricing (10 letters)
- Strategic growth matrix identifying expansion and innovation strategies ______ Matrix (7 letters)
- Marketing communication to increase product awareness (9 letters)
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- Financial projection of money moving in and out of a business (8,8 letters)
- Economic, environmental, social and cultural goals ensure a business is __________ (11)
- Process of collecting first-hand data directly from sources (7,8 letters)
- Strategic framework examining competitive industry dynamics. ____ 5 FORCES (7 letters)
- Strategic matrix categorizing business products by market growth and market share; ______ Matrix (6 letters)
- The rate at which a market is getting bigger (6, 6)
- Marketing strategy of moving products from manufacturer to end consumer (12 letters)
- Direct method of selling involving personal interaction and relationship building; ________ Selling (7 letters)
19 Clues: The rate at which a market is getting bigger (6, 6) • Objectives that a business sets need to be _____ (5) • Strategic tool analyzing external factors and trends (7 letters) • Marketing communication to increase product awareness (9 letters) • Total potential customer's exposed to a business' marketing (5 letters) • ...
Venture Vocabulary 2024-12-09
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- a detailed guide that includes marketing goals and the strategies to reach these goals—called the Marketing Mix. The Marketing Mix includes the five P’s: People, Product, Place, Price, and Promotion.
- are anything that has value.
- an organized way to gather and understand information needed to make informed business decisions based on the potential customers and competitors that exist in the market.
- is a form of primary research, usually consisting of a small group of people gathered together to help discuss or answer a prepared set of questions.
- is when a business’s expenses and sales equal zero because the business has sold exactly enough units to cover its fixed expenses.
- an overview of your business goals and includes details on how you think you are going to achieve them.
- the amount of money brought in by a business before any expenses. Equal to the total number of units sold multiplied by the selling price per unit for the period for which the statement is being prepared.
- sell products in larger volumes (but less than the manufacturer) to the retailer, such as a global shoe company that gets its shoes made by the factory manufacturer and then sells them to local stores.
- sell directly to the customer, for instance, a local shoe store that gets its shoes from the different shoe companies wholesalers to sell to customers that come into the store.
- a quick description of your business that you use to explain it to customers and investors.
- is an evaluation of a company’s internal Strengths, internal Weaknesses, external Opportunities in the market, and external Threats in the market.
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- the operating expenses that a business must pay regardless of how many sales are made.
- means to think or act like an entrepreneur.
- is a specific group of customers in the broader target market who are most likely to buy a product or service.
- create a product, such as a factory that creates shoes.
- the amount of profit (or loss) the business earns after paying expenses and taxes.
- is someone who starts and runs their own business.
- is the process of starting a new business. Features are what a product does and how it appears to the senses (sight, sound, taste, smell, and touch).
- are abilities that are acquired through training and practice.
- offers services to customers, for example, a shoe repair shop.
- the art of presenting a business in a way that communicates the value of the product or service.
- a potential group of customers, people, or businesses that are able and willing to purchase a particular product or service.
- is a chance of losing something.
23 Clues: are anything that has value. • is a chance of losing something. • means to think or act like an entrepreneur. • is someone who starts and runs their own business. • create a product, such as a factory that creates shoes. • are abilities that are acquired through training and practice. • offers services to customers, for example, a shoe repair shop. • ...
Unit 3 Management - Ch. 10, 11, 12 2025-11-07
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- a "contract" signed by partners delegating responsibilities, profit shares, and other important information.
- a sales tax that applies only to selected goods or services, such as cigarettes and gasoline.
- when a business itself is not taxed, and business income tax passes through to the owners income.
- government gives an author the sole right to reproduce, publish, and sell literary or artistic work for the life of the author, typically, plus 70 years
- exists when only one company provides a product or service without competition from other companies.
- a distinguishing name, symbol, or special mark placed on a good or service that is legally reserved for the sole use of the owner
- a business that is registered by a state and operates apart from its owners; it issues shares of stock.
- a legal process that allows the selling of assets to pay off debts.
- a contract/business model in which you purchase the rights to an existing business model to open a new location.
- a tax at the corporate level and the shareholder level seen in a corporation.
- an agreement in which the federal government gives an inventor the sole right for 20 years to make, use, and sell an invention or a process.
- (or flat tax) is one in which the tax rate remains the same regardless of the amount on which the tax is imposed.
- a computer that stores data and application software for all workstations.
- The process of working from a remote location using technology
- a tax on material goods owned.
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- An unincorporated business owned and controlled by two or more people.
- full responsibility for all debts and actions of a business.
- a tax levied on the retail price of goods and services at the time they are sold.
- the name given to the data storage systems over widely dispersed Internet networks
- a tax on real estate, which is land and buildings
- integrates data from various departments to make the information available to help managers with day-to-day business operations
- a collection of data organized in a way that makes the data easy to find, update, and manage.
- a tax on the profits of businesses and the earnings of individuals
- a hybrid business structure that has limited liability, but pass-through taxation
- A business that is owned and operated by one person.
- partial responsibility of a corporate shareholder; they are responsible only up to the amount of the individual investment.
- a tax based on the ability to pay.
- sometimes called a certificate of incorporation, this is the official document which a state grants power to operate as a corporation.
28 Clues: a tax on material goods owned. • a tax based on the ability to pay. • a tax on real estate, which is land and buildings • A business that is owned and operated by one person. • full responsibility for all debts and actions of a business. • The process of working from a remote location using technology • ...
Accounting Terms 2012-12-02
Across
- Is the process of recording, analyzing, and interpreting the economic activities of a business.
- The owner’s investment in the business, or the financial part of the business that is owned by the owner.
- All the money that is left over after deducting the gross profit and the expenses.
- A financial statement that shows the financial position of a business on a single, specific date.
- All the money that is left over after deducting the cost of goods sold form the revenue.
- Are things of value that the business owns.
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- Are the debts of a business.
- Liquid assets can easily be turned into cash.
- A financial statement that shows a business’s profitability over a stated period of time.
- Are the costs of operating the business during the period the sales took place.
- A business earns revenue or income from the sales of goods or services.
- A 12 month operating period for a business.
12 Clues: Are the debts of a business. • A 12 month operating period for a business. • Are things of value that the business owns. • Liquid assets can easily be turned into cash. • A business earns revenue or income from the sales of goods or services. • Are the costs of operating the business during the period the sales took place. • ...
3.03 BE CUSTOMER RELATIONS 2024-11-19
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- The people (i.e., employees) who work cooperatively together to achieve business goals
- Loyalty to a particular business
- The customer’s preference for a business; usually expressed in regular purchases from the business
- Polite behavior; good manners
- The values that a business encourages among its employees
- All the opportunities that businesses have to connect with customers and reinforce their brand value
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- Promotion for a business provided by customers who tell others of their satisfaction with the business
- service Activities and benefits provided by a business to its customers to create goodwill and customer satisfaction
- All the activities a business engages in to interact with its customers
- Focused on customer needs and wants
- Adapting to the environment in advance of the occurrence of events; taking advantage of opportunities rather than reacting to problems
- The amount and the value of goods and services produced (outputs) from set amounts of resources (inputs)
12 Clues: Polite behavior; good manners • Loyalty to a particular business • Focused on customer needs and wants • The values that a business encourages among its employees • All the activities a business engages in to interact with its customers • The people (i.e., employees) who work cooperatively together to achieve business goals • ...
Review Game 2020-07-30
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- receives their rights on an account through a Power of Attorney Document
- signer added to an account to aid the owner(s)
- government protection against banks going bankrupt
- regulates how banks must treat all confidential client information
- one of a pair of owners on an account
- business type created by individuals working together to run the business
- term used to define children on Young Savers accounts
- the Community ___ Act prevents discrimination when opening accounts or offering loans
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- regulates when and for how long a bank may hold funds from checks
- person or business who benefits from the deposit
- act which states when and how to notify clients declined for loans
- new account document opening
- the only individual on an account
- system used to
- only business owner
- term for additional signers on a business account
16 Clues: system used to • only business owner • new account document opening • the only individual on an account • one of a pair of owners on an account • signer added to an account to aid the owner(s) • person or business who benefits from the deposit • term for additional signers on a business account • government protection against banks going bankrupt • ...
N5 UNIT 1 - TERMINOLOGY TEST 2017-05-12
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- ________ Creation is the process of adding value in production.
- A business aim/objective.
- A business which is owned by 2-20 people.
- When the economy is not performing well.
- The factor of production which uses natural resources.
- When the economy is performing well.
- External influence of the government.
- The sector of industry involved in manufacturing raw materials into products.
- The sector of the economy run by the government.
- _______ Market Share is a business aim/objective.
- The sector of industry involved in extracting raw materials.
- _____ Trends are an external influence.
- _____ Satisfaction is a business aim/objective.
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- Sometimes called the Voluntary Sector.
- External influence of the economy.
- The factor of production which uses human resources.
- The factor of production which is the ideas/skills of the owner.
- The owners of a private limited company.
- Limited __________ is a benefit of being a shareholder.
- The Chain of __________ shows how a product passes through stages in production.
- The sector of the economy run by private individuals / businesses.
- The factor of production which uses money/machinery.
- ______ A business which is owned by one person.
- The sector of industry involved in providing services.
24 Clues: A business aim/objective. • External influence of the economy. • When the economy is performing well. • External influence of the government. • Sometimes called the Voluntary Sector. • _____ Trends are an external influence. • The owners of a private limited company. • When the economy is not performing well. • A business which is owned by 2-20 people. • ...
CLIL 5D 1 2017-11-19
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- Science that studies businesses' behaviour
- Where financial operations happen
- Business cycle that starts when a company has some outcomes and ends with the incomes
- The amount of money received for a company's work
- Its efficiency is correlated to the operating cycle
- Amount of money you pay
- Business cycle that starts when the company buies the goods it will need and ends when the company delivers the product
- How the profit should be for a company
- The moment when a company gets the goods it needs
- Contract signed by the buier and the seller
- Operating, Accounting and Profit are business...
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- Money you earn considering how much you pay and how much you get paid
- Characteristic of goods that are not available for anyone who wants them
- How much your cost increases when you produce one item more
- The moment when a company tries if the product works
- The moment when a company gives the complete product to the buyer
- Business cycle that transforms the input goods into the output product
- One of the main actor in the marketplace
- Adam, one of the most important economists
- The business operator that buies the products sold by a company
20 Clues: Amount of money you pay • Where financial operations happen • How the profit should be for a company • One of the main actor in the marketplace • Science that studies businesses' behaviour • Adam, one of the most important economists • Contract signed by the buier and the seller • Operating, Accounting and Profit are business... • ...
Business and Labor Crossword 2023-11-13
Across
- Organizations this nonprofit organization works to improve the image, working conditions, and skill level of people in particular occupations
- a business organization owned and operated by a group of individuals for their shared benefit.
- an institution that functions like a business but does not generate profit
- Demand the demand for labor
- a legal entity owned by individual stockholders
- more or other valuables
- an organized work stoppage intended to force an employer to address union demands
- companies contract with another company to do a specific job
- the legal obligation to pay debts
- Effect The theory that says education earns higher wages
- Labor requires no specialized skills
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- a certificate of ownership in a corporation
- Wage the wage rate, or price of labor services
- Force all nonmilitary people who are employed or unemployed
- a formal contract issued by a corporation or other legal entity
- business organization owned by two or more persons
- Moving operations to another country
- Partnership only one partner is required to be a general partner
- organization the ownership structure of a company or firm
- proprietorship Business owned and managed by a single individual
20 Clues: more or other valuables • Demand the demand for labor • the legal obligation to pay debts • Moving operations to another country • Labor requires no specialized skills • a certificate of ownership in a corporation • Wage the wage rate, or price of labor services • a legal entity owned by individual stockholders • business organization owned by two or more persons • ...
Commerce glossary 2024-02-06
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- the giving up of something of value
- the buying and selling of information/goods/services online
- a legally binding agreement
- a business that sells products directly to consumers
- a product fit for purpose, acceptable in appearance and finish, free from defects, safe and durable
- items that you can see/touch
- things that we would like to have but are not necessary for survival
- things done for you by others
- swapping/exchanging one good for another
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- the ways of getting the product to the customer
- a list of income and likely expenditures
- token with an agreed value that people accept as payment in exchange for goods/services
- money received regularly from work, property, business, investment, welfare payments
- the buying and selling of goods/services between individuals and businesses
- extra money you have to pay back when borrowing money
- things necessary for survival
- someone who buys goods/services to satisfy needs and wants
- when the offeree agrees to the proposal
- remains after all business expenses are deducted from sales revenue
- any organisation that produces and sells goods/services to make a profit
- illegal business practices
21 Clues: illegal business practices • a legally binding agreement • items that you can see/touch • things necessary for survival • things done for you by others • the giving up of something of value • when the offeree agrees to the proposal • a list of income and likely expenditures • swapping/exchanging one good for another • the ways of getting the product to the customer • ...
ACCOUNTS 2025-07-06
Across
- – Distribution of profits among partners
- – Method of goodwill valuation based on earlier profits
- – Method of valuing goodwill using mean profits
- – Ratio before admission of partner
- – Extra amount paid for purchasing goodwill
- – Contribution of partners to business
- – Technique to calculate present value of future earnings
- – Type of capital account method
- – Intangible asset representing business reputation
- – Process to reassess assets and liabilities
- – Goodwill not shown in books
- – Resources owned by firm
- – Ratio showing partners’ share given up for new partner
- – Type of profit leading to goodwill valuation
- – Negative earnings to be shared by partners
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- – Income earned by firm
- – Used for profit sharing
- – Capital remains unchanged except for additions/withdrawals
- – People running a partnership business
- – Brings automatic dissolution unless otherwise agreed
- – Ratio after admission of partner
- – Entry of new partner
- – Trust and agency relationship among partners
- – Life of partnership unless agreed otherwise
- – Exit of existing partner
- – Method to value goodwill using total worth of business
- – Financial obligations of firm
- – Relationship between persons sharing profits
- – Accumulated profits retained in firm
- – Business entity in partnership
30 Clues: – Entry of new partner • – Income earned by firm • – Used for profit sharing • – Resources owned by firm • – Exit of existing partner • – Goodwill not shown in books • – Financial obligations of firm • – Type of capital account method • – Business entity in partnership • – Ratio after admission of partner • – Ratio before admission of partner • ...
Entrepreneurship 2022-09-27
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- A legal agreement that give an individual the right to market in particular areas
- People who work for someone else
- Percentage of a sale to a sale paid to a salesperson that varies from month to month
- Individuals or companies willing to buy your product Who you sell to
- A unit of ownership in a corporation
- People who buy the product or services
- The amount owed to others
- Establish a favorable relationship with general and public
- meetings where companies display their products
- earnings distributed to stockholders
- Description of a person or company that may buy your product or service
- A written document that describes all the steps to open and operate a successful business
- People who own operate and take the risk of a business venture
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- Data of people in the life style traits
- A business owned by one person
- An evaluation of your weaknesses
- A business owned by two or more people
- The ability to learn a particular kind of job
- A product's perceived value, a name,term,symbol, or design that identifies a seller's product and differentiates them from competitors' product
- The process of running a business
20 Clues: The amount owed to others • A business owned by one person • People who work for someone else • An evaluation of your weaknesses • The process of running a business • A unit of ownership in a corporation • earnings distributed to stockholders • A business owned by two or more people • People who buy the product or services • Data of people in the life style traits • ...
Influences on Business 2023-02-01
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- Receiving money for reaching a target
- Involves advances in technology
- Involves the government, laws and policies
- Involves changes in trends and demographics
- Involves unemployment, interest and exchange rates
- This group would be interested in safe working conditions
- Receiving a percentage of sales
- Money coming in and out of the business
- This group could begin to shop elsewhere
- Working more than contracted hours
- This training takes place whilst at work
- This group are interested in taxes being paid and jobs being created
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- Group of people with an interest/influence in the business
- This group could change the quality of raw materials
- Impact people can have on the business
- This group could influence the business by refusing a loan
- What people want from the business
- This type of training involves new employees receiving a tour of the organisation
- Involves similar businesses
- Involves the weather and ethical implications
- Forecast of spending that help businesses to plan
- This training is provided by an expert and results in a qualification
- This type of motivation involves working the core hours of the organisation but choosing your own start time
23 Clues: Involves similar businesses • Involves advances in technology • Receiving a percentage of sales • What people want from the business • Working more than contracted hours • Receiving money for reaching a target • Impact people can have on the business • Money coming in and out of the business • This group could begin to shop elsewhere • ...
Business Studies Level 2 Vocabulary Terms 2025-08-21
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- Deliberately deceiving others for financial gain
- Māori concept of power, authority, and prestige
- Leadership style where the boss makes all decisions alone
- Giving responsibility and authority to subordinates
- Moral principles that guide business behaviour
- Shared values, beliefs, and ways of working in a business
- Japanese philosophy of continuous improvement
- Independent examination of financial records
- Period of economic decline when business activity decreases
- General increase in prices over time
- Increasing interconnectedness of world economies
- Rate at which employees leave and are replaced
- Amount of output produced per unit of input
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- How the public views a business
- Using machines to perform tasks without human intervention
- Anyone affected by or interested in the business
- Trying to influence government decisions
- Organisational structure where employees report to multiple managers
- When products or processes become outdated and no longer useful
- Money received from selling goods or services
- Meeting today's needs without harming future generations
- Management function of setting goals and deciding how to achieve them
- Following laws, regulations, and company rules
- Growth strategy involving new products and new markets
- Creating new ideas, products, or methods
25 Clues: How the public views a business • General increase in prices over time • Trying to influence government decisions • Creating new ideas, products, or methods • Amount of output produced per unit of input • Independent examination of financial records • Money received from selling goods or services • Japanese philosophy of continuous improvement • ...
Analysis & Interpretation Crossword 2025-08-20
Across
- The range of different products a business sells, each with its own margin.
- The financial strength of a business to continue operating long term.
- Measures how quickly customers pay for credit sales.
- Percentage of sales left after covering cost of goods sold.
- Profit earned from core business after subtracting cost of goods sold.
- Costs related to office, administration, and general operations.
- A measure of the increase or decrease between two periods.
- The percentage added to cost price to calculate the selling price.
- Expenses related to promotion, selling and delivering inventory.
- Measures how many times stock is sold and replaced in a year.
- Excludes inventory and prepayments when measuring short-term liquidity.
- Indicates how efficiently assets are used to generate profit.
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- Ability of a business to pay its short-term debts as they fall due.
- When ratios move in a way that strengthens profitability or position.
- When ratios move in a way that weakens profitability or position.
- Percentage of sales left after covering all expenses.
- Expenses related to borrowing or financing the business.
- Profitability measure showing the return on owner’s investment.
- Compares current assets with current liabilities.
- Shows proportion of assets financed by owner versus debt.
20 Clues: Compares current assets with current liabilities. • Measures how quickly customers pay for credit sales. • Percentage of sales left after covering all expenses. • Expenses related to borrowing or financing the business. • Shows proportion of assets financed by owner versus debt. • A measure of the increase or decrease between two periods. • ...
Competition and the competitive environment 2025-11-24
Across
- – Comparing performance against competitors or industry leaders.
- – Developing new ideas, products, or processes to gain an advantage.
- – Initial expenses needed to start operating in a market.
- – The ability of a business to generate financial returns.
- – When a market has so many similar products that growth becomes limited.
- – Direct competition between businesses in the same market.
- – How a business wants its product to be viewed compared to rivals.
- – Cost advantages achieved when production increases.
- – The group of people who repeatedly buy from a business.
- – The percentage of total sales a company controls in its industry.
Down
- – Deciding how much to charge for a product or service.
- – Obstacles that make it difficult for new firms to enter a market.
- – Creating an identity that helps customers recognise a business.
- – Making a product or service stand out from rivals.
- – When multiple businesses try to attract the same customers.
- – The quantity of goods or services available to customers.
- – A unique feature that sets a business apart from competitors.
- – Markets dominated by a single seller with significant power.
- – Other businesses offering similar products or services.
- – How much consumers are willing and able to buy.
20 Clues: – How much consumers are willing and able to buy. • – Making a product or service stand out from rivals. • – Cost advantages achieved when production increases. • – Deciding how much to charge for a product or service. • – Initial expenses needed to start operating in a market. • – Other businesses offering similar products or services. • ...
A2 Operations 2025-12-09
Across
- People within the organization who depend on quality work done by others
- Comparing a business against the best business in the same industry
- An approach to quality that involves all employees
- Relocation of a business process from one country to another
- Factors that result in reductions in average costs
- Location that gives best combination of qualitative and quantitative factors
- Issues that are not measurable in numerical terms
- Factors that cause unit costs to increase
- Tariffs and quotas
- Factors causing unit costs to rise as an industry expands in a region
- Expectations of customers expressed in minimum acceptable product/service terms
- Factors causing unit cost reductions due to industry expanding in a region
Down
- Good/service that meets customers' expectations
- Transferring operation that was moved overseas back to original country
- Issues that can be measured in numerical terms
- Checking at the end of production
- Maximum output that can be achieved using available resources
- Checking at each stage of production to ensure satisfaction
- Separating one business unit from another
- Way of thinking to ensure customer expectations are met every time
- Areas of a business that a measured and compared with other businesses
21 Clues: Tariffs and quotas • Checking at the end of production • Separating one business unit from another • Factors that cause unit costs to increase • Issues that can be measured in numerical terms • Good/service that meets customers' expectations • Issues that are not measurable in numerical terms • An approach to quality that involves all employees • ...
E.S.D Kyalami Prepartory School 2022-07-01
Across
- involves setting high prices when a product is introduced and then gradually lowering the price as more competitors enter the market
- monies owed, by the business, to other people or other businesses
- income is to be greater than your expenses.
- costs that relate to the amount of products and services the business provides.
- employees have a tertiary qualification from an institution of higher learning.
- the amount of money that is spent to produce goods or services before any profit is added for the manufacturer or producer
- also known as overhead expenses
- capital is needed to run the business from day to day.
Down
- understanding financial concepts and having the skills associated with money management that enable you to make smart decisions with your money.
- a business that is not controlled or regulated by the government.
- items that have monetary value and are owned by the business.
- a group of people you are aiming to sell your products to.
- a written plan on how to spend future income.
- type of capital that includes Land and buildings, machinery and equipment, vehicles, and other fixed assets.
- assets that can be converted into cash within the next year
- payment for services and consumable goods that the business buys in order to keep the business running.
16 Clues: also known as overhead expenses • income is to be greater than your expenses. • a written plan on how to spend future income. • capital is needed to run the business from day to day. • a group of people you are aiming to sell your products to. • assets that can be converted into cash within the next year • ...
Intro to Business Vocabulary Crossword 2024-01-19
Across
- the human effort and skills contributed to the production process
- the innovative ideas, risk-taking abilities, and managerial skills of business owners
- possess the qualities of multiple business types
- costs incurred by a business in the process of generating revenue
- funds that flow into a business from it primary activity, such as the sale of products
- entities established to serve the public good, community, or a specific cause, rather than generating a profit
- are items that are tangible, meaning that you can physically touch them.
- businesses are those who develop a product and sell it either directly to the customer or to another company
- the management of money, funds, and financial resources of an organization (Future)
Down
- the process of recording, summarizing, and analyzing financial transactions for a business. (Historical)
- natural resources used in production, such as water, wood, and minerals, as well as physical space and location
- a business strategy in which products are purchased from manufacturers, wholesalers, or other middlemen, and are sold at the retail store
- are things done for you by other people
- the process of creating, promoting, and selling products
- any organization or enterprise that provides products to meet the needs of customers
- the financial resources and tools required for production
16 Clues: are things done for you by other people • possess the qualities of multiple business types • the process of creating, promoting, and selling products • the financial resources and tools required for production • the human effort and skills contributed to the production process • costs incurred by a business in the process of generating revenue • ...
Exam Revision 2018-11-01
Across
- Items of value owned by a business
- A type of business structure where you purchase an existing business name and brand e.g. Boost
- A type of bank card that puts you in debt
- Insurance that can cover you when you are unable to work
- Something you pay for that will protect you in the event of something bad happening e.g. car accident, health issue, death
- An example of a ............. expenditure
- A quality needed by an entrepreneur, meaning being able to bounce back from difficult situations
- Often borrowed from a bank to finance a new business
- An expenditure that is the same each week
- A plan of how you will spend and save your money
- When you fail to pay a debt and your goods are taken away from you
Down
- A business owned and run by one person (two words)
- One of the 4Ps, also called cost
- Compulsory money paid to the government by all businesses
- The money paid to the stockholder when the stocks increase in value
- The tax you must pay when you sell an investment property
- Insurance that can cover you when you go to hospital
- An investment option that can involve a home loan
- When a person is unable to pay their debts
- Someone who starts their own business and hopes to make a profit
- One of the 4 Ps, meaning the advertising strategies you use
- An investment option that is high risk, but can be high return
22 Clues: One of the 4Ps, also called cost • Items of value owned by a business • A type of bank card that puts you in debt • An example of a ............. expenditure • An expenditure that is the same each week • When a person is unable to pay their debts • A plan of how you will spend and save your money • An investment option that can involve a home loan • ...
Venture Plan 2014-04-29
Across
- Communication through a medium
- A person who takes the risk of turning a opportunity into profit
- Union A non-profit making money co-operation whose members can borrow from pooled deposits
- An individual or firm that will give start up capital in exchange for shares of ownership
- Entrepreneurship When an entrepreneur identifies a problem, sees an opportunity, and then comes up with an idea
- That which is produced then, bought or sold
- Plan The part of the plan that deals with how you plan to advertise and sell your product or services
- Are the claims against the assets of the creditors
- a business or firm owned and run by two or more partners
- Proprietorship An unincorporated business owned by a single person who is responsible it's own liabilities
- An establishment that deals with deposits, lending money, and processing transactions
Down
- Prejudice in a general or specific sense
- The quality of being an entrepreneur
- A form of business owned by shareholders who gets to share the profits to the corporation
- The action or process of investing money for profit or material result
- When your sales are greater than the costs to run your business
- Plan Formal statements of a set of business goals and how they are going to achieve them
- Is the act of making things
- Plan The part of a venture plan that deals with a start up loan
- Mark Are words, symbols, or designs to identify a product or service
20 Clues: Is the act of making things • Communication through a medium • The quality of being an entrepreneur • Prejudice in a general or specific sense • That which is produced then, bought or sold • Are the claims against the assets of the creditors • a business or firm owned and run by two or more partners • When your sales are greater than the costs to run your business • ...
entrpenuership 2022-09-27
Across
- data that describes there age marital status and all there ethnic ability's
- A business owned by stockholders who share in its profits but are not personally responsible for its debts
- of stock a unit of ownership in a corporation
- people who work for some one else
- relations establish a favorable relationship with general and public
- process of running a business of one's own
- a product's perceived value. a name, term, symbol, or design that identifies a seller's products and differentiates them from competitors' products
- showspecial meetings where company's display their products
- business owned buy two or more people
- % of a sale to a sale paid to a salesperson that varies from month to month
- earnings distributed to stockholders
- of a group of people in the life style traits
- holders people who own stock
- research collecting information about the stores good interest
- market individuals or companies willing to buy your product. who you sell to
Down
- legal agreement that give an individual the right to market in particular areas
- people who buy the product or services
- plan a written document that describes all the step to open and operate a successfull business
- an original model on which later versions are patterned
- an evaluation of your weaknesses
- ability to learn a particular kind of job
- the amount owed to others
- profile description of a person or company that may buy your product or survive
- proprietorshipa business owned buy one person
24 Clues: the amount owed to others • holders people who own stock • an evaluation of your weaknesses • people who work for some one else • earnings distributed to stockholders • business owned buy two or more people • people who buy the product or services • ability to learn a particular kind of job • process of running a business of one's own • ...
Review - Growth and Māori business terms 2023-08-10
Across
- The origin or reason for being, e.g. the mission/vision of the business
- Autonomy, the ability to make your own choices
- Showing respect, generosity or care, e.g. hosting a conference, taking care of people using your services
- Sense of belonging
- Two businesses agree to combine and exist as a single new business
- The correct practice, e.g. the policies and procedures of a business, the traditions, expectations, etc.
- A furniture factory purchasing a pine forest is an example of what type of integration?
Down
- Place of standing, e.g. the industry/area a business operates in
- Guardianship and protection, often in the context of natural resources
- Unity/single direction, e.g. shared goal or target
- This type of integration is when one firm mergers or takes over another in the same industry in the SAME stage of production
- When one business takes over another business completely
- This type of growth involves purchasing more equipment, hiring more staff, renting additional factory space
- Two or more businesses work together to run another business or project
14 Clues: Sense of belonging • Autonomy, the ability to make your own choices • Unity/single direction, e.g. shared goal or target • When one business takes over another business completely • Place of standing, e.g. the industry/area a business operates in • Two businesses agree to combine and exist as a single new business • ...
Classification of Business by Size 2021-04-12
Across
- Acronym for Australian Bureau of Statistics
- A business with 20-199 employees
- A business with fewer than 20 employees
- A way to classify a business
- A type of business that is small
- A business with 200 or more employees
- Acronym for Small to Medium Enterprise
- A major food retailer in Australia which is an example of a large business
Down
- A type of business that can be either small or medium
- The quantitative metric that is used to differentiate between small, medium and large businesses
- A company with thousands of owners/shareholders
- An owner of a public or private company is called this
12 Clues: A way to classify a business • A business with 20-199 employees • A type of business that is small • A business with 200 or more employees • Acronym for Small to Medium Enterprise • A business with fewer than 20 employees • Acronym for Australian Bureau of Statistics • A company with thousands of owners/shareholders • A type of business that can be either small or medium • ...
Business vocabulary review (week 3) 2024-03-09
Across
- Increased sales or output.
- _______________ objectives focus on ethics and meeting the needs of society.
- Any government laws and regulations that affect a business.
- Any criteria that cannot be measured in monetary terms
- A specific long-term goal
Down
- Anything a business does not have direct control over as it is outside the business.
- SMART target
- The net value of sales revenue less business expenses.
- Anything a business has direct control over.
- Market _____________ measures the percentage of total sales in an industry enjoyed by one business.
- Any criteria that can be measured in monetary terms.
- Focusing on avoiding going out of business.
12 Clues: SMART target • A specific long-term goal • Increased sales or output. • Focusing on avoiding going out of business. • Anything a business has direct control over. • Any criteria that can be measured in monetary terms. • The net value of sales revenue less business expenses. • Any criteria that cannot be measured in monetary terms • ...
Business and Marketing 2025-03-12
Across
- How you split a market based on individual characteristics
- Collecting data and information to determine if your idea will be successful
- An initial concept for a business
- Other businesses selling similar to your business
- Any commercial entity selling goods or services
Down
- ________ Questions that allow no expansion. Either Yes/No or to a scale
- Where a business sells its goods and services
- These are not physical products but an expertise a business sells
- How a business' functions are organised
- The specific demographic(s) you wish to target
- Physical products a business sells
- _________ ended questions these allow those interviewed to give detailed answers
12 Clues: An initial concept for a business • Physical products a business sells • How a business' functions are organised • Where a business sells its goods and services • The specific demographic(s) you wish to target • Any commercial entity selling goods or services • Other businesses selling similar to your business • ...
EDC ORIENTATION CROSSWORD 2021-02-18
Across
- words and symbols such as a name, logo and slogan that represent a business' identity
- Money paid to someone or spent by the company .
- to allocate money in the expectation of some benefit in the future
- Selling to the general public; opposite of "wholesale"
- domination in the market, the exclusive possession or control of the supply of or trade in a commodity or service
- a newly established business or a team with a solution to a problem or project to seek, develop, and validate a scalable economic model
- type of investor, usually a wealthy individual, who will take a share of
- the action or business of promoting and selling products or services
- difference between the seller's cost for acquiring products and their selling price
- The total amount of money you have earned in a period of time before deductions such as taxes
- A written agreement with person/s or organization
- Money invested into a company or project by its owners.
- The money a business makes from the sales of the products or services of the
- a compulsory contribution to state revenue, levied by the government on workers' income and business profits, or added to the cost of some goods, services, and transactions.
Down
- declared in law as unable to pay their debts, no funds left
- A form of protection for published and unpublished literary, scientific, and artistic works that have been fixed in a tangible or material form.
- The total sales of a business or company during a specified period
- Selling your goods or services overseas
- a general increase in prices and fall in the purchasing value of money
- business in return for financial support
- the exchange of a commodity for money; the action of selling something
- A memorable phrase used in advertising
- Two or more individuals who operate a continuing business for profit
- Something of value owned by a company or person
- A form of legal protection for words, names, symbols, sounds, or colors that distinguish goods and services.
- a share of ownership in a company
26 Clues: a share of ownership in a company • A memorable phrase used in advertising • Selling your goods or services overseas • business in return for financial support • Money paid to someone or spent by the company . • Something of value owned by a company or person • A written agreement with person/s or organization • Selling to the general public; opposite of "wholesale" • ...
Shop local for Christmas 2021-11-24
Across
- What is Pincher Creek Meats ready to serve up?
- All who participate in this contest are winners for doing what?
- What do you need to shop at the Pincher Creek Legion?
- Which business has something for the handy guy on your list?
- What does Creek Bud Supply sell?
- What kind of stocking stuffers can be found at Miner's Mercantile & Bakery?
- Where can you save 25% on everything in the store this Friday?
- Where can you find a happy holiday elf?
- Who is selling a home east of Pincher Creek?
- Where is Christmas happening next week?
- What kind of consult can you get at Ascent Dental?
- Where can you purchase an early bird membership?
- How many years in business is Crockets celebrating?
- What come in boxes at Connected Cuppas?
- What is one brand of clothing available at Crowsnest Cafe and Fly Shop?
- What precious commodity does Jessica capture?
- Which business is closed on Sundays?
Down
- What does Cheri want to dress?
- Where does Santa get his fill of treats?
- What is on sale this weekend at Dragon's Heart Quilt Shop?
- Which business is in a new location?
- How many years has Shootin' the Breeze run the Shop Local for Christmas contest?
- What kind of food can warm you up at Twin Butte Country General Store?
- Which business would like to give you a free quote?
- Where can you get professional pharmacy advice?
- Which business is located on Elk Avenue?
- Which business is open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Black Friday?
- Where can you get a watch battery?
- Is the art Gallery in Crowsnest Pass private or public?
- What does C&D Floral want you to give as an act of kindness?
- Where can you view and buy wildlife art?
- Which business wants to see you get outdoors?
- What can you do to view this week's flyer for the Brick Pincher Creek?
- What is one kind of service available at Fountain Tire?
- What night is a special one for dinner at Bear Grass Bistro?
35 Clues: What does Cheri want to dress? • What does Creek Bud Supply sell? • Where can you get a watch battery? • Which business is in a new location? • Which business is closed on Sundays? • Where can you find a happy holiday elf? • Where is Christmas happening next week? • What come in boxes at Connected Cuppas? • Where does Santa get his fill of treats? • ...
Types of Agribusiness 2017-10-02
Across
- owners, that pay a set price for their shares and get one vote in major decisions made by the corporation
- Regular Coporations
- Limited partners are not responsible for the business's debts beyond the amount of their investment.
- Creditors can claim personal assets as well as business assets for business debts.
- Sharing responsibility and benefiting from someone else's skills.
- Agriculture business form
- The owner is in complete control, one person
- First paying taxes on the profits of the firm, and then the income is taxed again as individual income when stockholders receive their dividends.
- (person purchasing the franchise)
- Purchasing Associations buy supplies, such as feed, seed, fertilizer, and fuel, in quantity for resale to their members.
- A contract in which a franchiser sells to another business the right to to use its name and sell it's products.
- Assist production agriculturalists in marketing their agricultural products by finding buyers who will pay the highest price.
- A corporation meaning it is separate from the people who own it or work for it.
- Management training and assistance with advertising, selling, and day to day operations.
Down
- A payment given to investors
- Shares of ownership in a corporation.
- A license to operate from that state.
- Sells to another business the right to use it's name and sell it's products.
- A group of individuals chosen to make the decisions for a company.
- Type of Agribusiness
- Give the person the opportunity to invest in the business, and it is hoped, to receive a reasonable return on investment
- An organization owned by many people.
- Formed when two or more people manage a business together as owners.
- Family farms and small businesses
- Some partners are not completely liable for their partner's debts.
- Franchisor
- Not for profit organizations
- Risks whatever investment he or she makes in the firm but has limited liability and cannot legally help manage the company.
- Gives a person the right to vote on business matters of a co-op.
29 Clues: Franchisor • Regular Coporations • Type of Agribusiness • Agriculture business form • A payment given to investors • Not for profit organizations • Family farms and small businesses • (person purchasing the franchise) • Shares of ownership in a corporation. • A license to operate from that state. • An organization owned by many people. • ...
Types of Agribusiness 2017-10-02
Across
- Regular Coporations
- Shares of ownership in a corporation.
- Agriculture business form
- Not for profit organizations
- A group of individuals chosen to make the decisions for a company.
- An organization owned by many people.
- Purchasing Associations buy supplies, such as feed, seed, fertilizer, and fuel, in quantity for resale to their members.
- First paying taxes on the profits of the firm, and then the income is taxed again as individual income when stockholders receive their dividends.
- Management training and assistance with advertising, selling, and day to day operations.
- A license to operate from that state.
- A contract in which a franchiser sells to another business the right to to use its name and sell it's products.
- Type of Agribusiness
- A payment given to investors
- A corporation meaning it is separate from the people who own it or work for it.
- Some partners are not completely liable for their partner's debts.
- Risks whatever investment he or she makes in the firm but has limited liability and cannot legally help manage the company.
- Gives a person the right to vote on business matters of a co-op.
Down
- Give the person the opportunity to invest in the business, and it is hoped, to receive a reasonable return on investment
- Assist production agriculturalists in marketing their agricultural products by finding buyers who will pay the highest price.
- owners, that pay a set price for their shares and get one vote in major decisions made by the corporation
- Formed when two or more people manage a business together as owners.
- (person purchasing the franchise)
- The owner is in complete control, one person
- Creditors can claim personal assets as well as business assets for business debts.
- Franchisor
- Sells to another business the right to use it's name and sell it's products.
- Family farms and small businesses
- Sharing responsibility and benefiting from someone else's skills.
- Limited partners are not responsible for the business's debts beyond the amount of their investment.
29 Clues: Franchisor • Regular Coporations • Type of Agribusiness • Agriculture business form • Not for profit organizations • A payment given to investors • (person purchasing the franchise) • Family farms and small businesses • Shares of ownership in a corporation. • An organization owned by many people. • A license to operate from that state. • ...
chapter 8 vocab 2012-05-01
Across
- /large corporation that produces an sells it's good and services throughout the world
- /a partnership agreement
- /nonprofit organization that promotes collective business interests for a city, state, or other geographic area, or for a group of similar businesses
- /payment other than wages or salaries
- /law n a city or town that designates separate areas for business
- /business combination merging more than three businesses that make unrelated products
- /a certification of ownership in a corporation
- /partnership in which all partners are limited partners
- /a legal entity owned by individual stockholders
- /act ordering common ownership interests, profit and loss sharing management responsibilities in a partnership
- proprietorship /a business owned and managed by a single individual
- /corporation that issues stock to only a few people, often family members
- /partnership in which partners share equally in both responsibility and liability
- /the portion of corporate profits paid out to stockholders
- /institution that function much like a business, but does not operate for the purpose if generating profits
- /cooperative that provides a service, rather than a good
- /retail outlet owned and operated by consumer
Down
- /corporation that sells stock in the open market
- /a formal contract to repay borrowed money with interest at fixed intervals
- /money and other valuables belonging to an individual or business
- /license to form a corporation issued by state government
- /nonprofit organization that promotes the interests of a particular industry
- /a business organization owned by two or more persons who agree on a specific division of responsibilities and profits
- /the combination of two it more firms competing in the same market with the same good or service
- /the legally Bound obligation to pay debts
- /nonprofit organization that works to improve the image, working conditions, and skill levels of people in particular occupations
- /share of earning given as payment
- /agricultural marketing cooperative that helps members sell their products
- merger /the combination of two or more firms involved in different stages of producing the same good or service
- /a business organization owned and operated by a group of individuals for their mutual benefit
30 Clues: /a partnership agreement • /share of earning given as payment • /payment other than wages or salaries • /the legally Bound obligation to pay debts • /retail outlet owned and operated by consumer • /a certification of ownership in a corporation • /corporation that sells stock in the open market • /a legal entity owned by individual stockholders • ...
Accounting Crossword Creation 2023-12-04
Across
- is used to denote the purchase/sale of goods or services on credit
- a statement of all debits and credits in a double-entry account book, with any disagreement indicating an error.
- a statement of the assets, liabilities, and capital of a business or other organization at a particular point in time, detailing the balance of income and expenditure over the preceding period.
- ____ is money being used to build, run, or grow a business
- accounting approach under which every accounting transaction is recorded with only a single entry in the accounting records, centered on the business enterprise's results, which are shown in the statement of income of the company.
- the action or process of keeping financial accounts.
- a 12 month period in which a business entity will account for all transactions and happenings dealing with that particular company.
- ____ to the left
- any cost that contributes to a company's overall cost of doing business.
- anything we own are an ____
- if a transaction increases a capital, liability or income account, then the value of this increase must be recorded on the credit or right side of these accounts
- a short-term debt and a liability on a balance sheet
Down
- an adjustment to your books to better align your financial statements with your income and expenses
- ____ to the right
- ____ accounting equation is Assets = Liabilities + Owner's Equity
- a specific set of rules set by the governing bodies of certified public accountants
- ____ is the net worth of a company overall
- ____ is money being taken from a business account for personal use
- the graphical representation of a general ledger that records a business' transactions
- anything a company owns are ____
- ____ expense that is paid in advance, such as rent or insurance.
- money generated from normal business operations
- the rules and guidelines that companies and other bodies must follow when reporting financial data
- ____ accounting equation is Assets = Liabilities + Capital - Drawing + Revenues - Expenses
- ____ the removing of fund from a bank account
25 Clues: ____ to the left • ____ to the right • anything we own are an ____ • anything a company owns are ____ • ____ is the net worth of a company overall • ____ the removing of fund from a bank account • money generated from normal business operations • the action or process of keeping financial accounts. • a short-term debt and a liability on a balance sheet • ...
