business Crossword Puzzles
Government assistance 2020-08-17
Across
- People with this may need income support.
- Business must be this to stay profitable.
- People with low levels may end up in poverty.
- Relief for natural ____ is available.
- The R in R&D.
- Affordable __ is a problem for many people.
- Support for businesses that are just beginning.
- The agency tasked with providing welfare.
- Income earned from selling goods overseas.
Down
- Firms may need to do this to be efficient.
- Business that is uncompetitive will do this.
- The aged ___ is the most common form of welfare.
- Another name for income support.
- Movement from one business to another.
- The name for the "dole".
- Australia's main research institution.
- Government support also covers ____ owners.
- Many people end up on welfare for the ___ term.
18 Clues: The R in R&D. • The name for the "dole". • Another name for income support. • Relief for natural ____ is available. • Movement from one business to another. • Australia's main research institution. • People with this may need income support. • Business must be this to stay profitable. • The agency tasked with providing welfare. • Firms may need to do this to be efficient. • ...
acc 2024-05-02
Across
- a legal document that identifies basic characteristics of a corporation, is a part of the application submitted to a state to become a corporation
- An account in a general ledger that summarizes all accounts in a subsidiary ledger
- The owner of one or more shares of stock
- Goods that a business purchases to sell
- buys and resells merchandise primarily to other merchandising businesses.
- A business that purchases and resells goods
- A ledger that is summarized in a single general ledger account is
- A business from which merchandise, supplies, or other assets are purchased
- The assets or other financial resources available to a business
Down
- is an organization with the legal rights of a person which many persons or other corporations may own
- the legal right for a business to conduct operations as a corporation.
- A merchandising business that sells to those who use or consume the goods
- The subsidiary ledger containing vendor accounts
- Accountants often refer to a subsidiary ledger
- Each unit of ownership in a corporation
- The total shares of ownership in a corporation
16 Clues: Goods that a business purchases to sell • Each unit of ownership in a corporation • The owner of one or more shares of stock • A business that purchases and resells goods • Accountants often refer to a subsidiary ledger • The total shares of ownership in a corporation • The subsidiary ledger containing vendor accounts • ...
Stats and business 2025-04-16
Across
- – A statistical measure that describes the extent to which two variables are related
- Plan – A written document that outlines a company's goals and how it plans to achieve them
- – The average of the squared differences from the mean.
- (Average) – The sum of values divided by the number of values.
- Deviation – A measure of how spread out the numbers in a data set are.
- – The number that appears most frequently in a data set.
- Flow – The total amount of money being transferred in and out of a business
Down
- – Debts or obligations of a business.
- – The financial gain, calculated as revenue minus expenses.
- – Occurs when expenses exceed revenue.
- Point – The point at which total revenue equals total costs, resulting in neither profit nor loss
- on Investment (ROI) – A measure of profitability, calculated as (Net Profit / Investment) × 100.
- – The total income generated by a company from its business activities.
- – The value of ownership interest in the business (Assets - Liabilities).
- – The middle value in a sorted list of numbers.
- – Resources owned by a business (e.g., cash, inventory, property).
16 Clues: – Debts or obligations of a business. • – Occurs when expenses exceed revenue. • – The middle value in a sorted list of numbers. • – The average of the squared differences from the mean. • – The number that appears most frequently in a data set. • – The financial gain, calculated as revenue minus expenses. • ...
Revision 2025-07-27
Across
- This is also known as conglomerate integration.
- Lack of ... skills can lead to business failure.
- It occurs when people and business concentrate on what they are good at.
- These are payments made to shareholders from the profit of the business.
- ... value is the difference between selling price and cost of materials of a product.
- It occurs when private individuals buy a public business. It's the opposite of nationalisation.
- Market ... is the % of the total market sales held by one business.
- Creative, optimistic, risk taker, are characteristics of good ...
Down
- ...liability means that the owners don't have to pay the debts of the business with their own possessions.
- Businesses in the public sector are owned by the...
- It's a good essential for living.
- These businesses (as well as sole traders) are unincorporated businesses.
- It's the lack of sufficient products to fulfil the needs of the population.
- They have a separate legal identity from their owners.
- A woodcutter belongs to the ... sector of economy.
- Public limited companies (PLCs) belong to the ... sector.
16 Clues: It's a good essential for living. • This is also known as conglomerate integration. • Lack of ... skills can lead to business failure. • A woodcutter belongs to the ... sector of economy. • Businesses in the public sector are owned by the... • They have a separate legal identity from their owners. • Public limited companies (PLCs) belong to the ... sector. • ...
BAT Ch 1 & Ch 2 Review 2022-01-06
Across
- __________ accounting equation
- an economic event that is recorded in the accounting records because it changes the financial position of the organization
- a business organized as a separate legal entity
- a small business owned by one person
- the increase in assets, or decrease in liabilities, that result from business activities that are done to earn profit
- resources owned that are expected to provide future benefit
- the type of liability when a business owner is personally responsible for business debts
- withdrawals of assets for the owner's personal use
Down
- current obligations to make future payments of assets or services
- _______ revenue, created when a customer pays in advance of being provide a service or product
- the information system that identifies, records, and communicates the economic events of an organization
- the set of accounting standards that indicate how to report economic events
- the cost of assets consumed or services used in a company's business activities
- the amount by which expenses are greater than revenues
- an association of two or more persons to carry on as co-owners
- all of the people or entities a company owes money to
16 Clues: __________ accounting equation • a small business owned by one person • a business organized as a separate legal entity • withdrawals of assets for the owner's personal use • all of the people or entities a company owes money to • the amount by which expenses are greater than revenues • resources owned that are expected to provide future benefit • ...
Economics - Types of business organisations 2022-01-21
Across
- What is the distribution of corporate profits to eligible shareholders
- Which type of ownership allows full control over a business?
- A business cooperation that operates under government control
- Increase investment in new business premises, modern equipment and tech
- A sole trader could lose all his/her possessions to pay off any business debts in the case of bankruptcy
- What is the type of firm that has a business in more than one country
- The transfer of ownership of an industry from private sector to public sector
Down
- The people who buy shares are called _____
- What provides financial and banking services to their members
- A ____ will provide money to the partnership but will not be involved in the management
- The public listing and sale of new shares in a company is called a ____
- _____ occurs when one company buys enough shares of another company to gain control
- Shares for capital
- A separate legal body from its owner
- A business organisation run by the workers
- An event held by large limited companies to allow shareholders to be kept informed about the company's performance
16 Clues: Shares for capital • A separate legal body from its owner • The people who buy shares are called _____ • A business organisation run by the workers • Which type of ownership allows full control over a business? • What provides financial and banking services to their members • A business cooperation that operates under government control • ...
Entrepreneurship vocabulary 2025-11-07
Across
- People who sell goods to the public for use of consumption
- People who sell goods in large quantities at low prices, typically to retailers.
- The money an entrepreneur uses to fund a new business until it becomes profitable.
- A system of electronically connected devices that can exchange information
- The total income a company receives from selling goods or services.
- An industry made up of employees and employers
Down
- Debt one company owes to another
- The process of promoting and selling a product or service
- The financial gain in money earned after all taxes have been calculated
- People who create products for a business or company
- A plan to manage the costs and earnings that you recieve
- The owner of a business is only one single person of power
- Someone who makes their own business and takes on the risks that comes with it
- An arranged process for a business to pay off their debts
- A group of actions that a business does to meet the needs of a customer
- Teaming up with someone to provide economic support for each other in businesses
16 Clues: Debt one company owes to another • An industry made up of employees and employers • People who create products for a business or company • A plan to manage the costs and earnings that you recieve • The process of promoting and selling a product or service • An arranged process for a business to pay off their debts • ...
Vocabulary 2015-11-27
17 Clues: club • koeg • acteur • artiest • auditie • klassiek • schilder • avondeten • prestatie • bezichtingen • writor auteur • beeldhouwwerk • tentoonstelling • gallery kunst foto • hall concertgebouw • a chat een praatje maken • business over business praten
Thursday Targets 2024-10-10
18 Clues: 10's • Dylan • Oldies • Maximise • Zoom Zoom • Drive NPS • On the Go • Protection • Zero Interest • Take Payments • Entertainment • Sprout Discount • Consumer Connect • Fixed Connection • Back yourself up • Business Connect • Business Internet • Sales Opportunities
Accounting 2022-09-08
Across
- infrequent items
- Bad thing
- used to buy things
- owes money to the bank
- , leftover amount
- Good thing
- business owned by two or more people
Down
- Inventory
- Needs to balance
- Payments greater than receipts
- money going into the business
- where you can get money
- job
- Money leaving the business
- receipts greater than payments
15 Clues: job • Inventory • Bad thing • Good thing • Needs to balance • infrequent items • , leftover amount • used to buy things • owes money to the bank • where you can get money • Money leaving the business • money going into the business • Payments greater than receipts • receipts greater than payments • business owned by two or more people
Accounting and Business [Andrew and Thomas] 2013-09-24
Across
- A profession which does not take much experience or skill where an employee makes sure all transactions are properly recorded and that all documents are up to date.
- A service that provides social needs for the public.
- A business that makes and sells their own products.
- A business that is owned by one person.
- A business that offers a type of work rather than a product.
- The process of gathering and preparing information about a business in a way that provides accurate records and allows decisions to be made.
Down
- A type of accountant that serves the public for a small fee.
- A business that is owned by more than one person.
- A business that resells products for a higher price.
- A special form of business that is owned by shareholders.
- A page used for recording financial changes.
- An entity owned that has value.
- The total set of procedures that have to be carried out during each fiscal period.
- An examination of records and internal controls of a business in order to be able to express an opinion about the business’s positioning in terms of finance and how they are running.
- A person who specializes in developing and maintaining account systems by interpreting data and preparing reports. Several years of dedication and hard work are required in order to proceed at this profession. Computers are also commonly used in this department.
15 Clues: An entity owned that has value. • A business that is owned by one person. • A page used for recording financial changes. • A business that is owned by more than one person. • A business that makes and sells their own products. • A business that resells products for a higher price. • A service that provides social needs for the public. • ...
LESSON 4-1 REVIEW 2026-02-23
Across
- a corporation whose stock is owned by relatively few people and is not sold to the general public
- a voluntary association of two or more persons to act as co-owners of a business for profit
- an agreement listing and explaining the terms of the partnership
- an artificial person created by law with most of the legal rights of a real person
- a legal concept that holds a business owner personally responsible for all the debts of the business
- a business that is owned (and usually operated) by one person
- a corporation in any state in which it does business except the one in which it is incorporated
Down
- a corporation chartered by a foreign government and conducting business in the United States
- a person who owns a corporation’s stock
- a corporation in the state in which it is incorporated
- a corporation whose stock can be bought and sold by any individual
- a person who assumes ful or shared responsibility for operating a business
- stock owned by individuals or firms who may vote on corporate matters but whose claims on profits and assets are subordinate to the claims of othersp
- a person who invests money in a business but has no management responsibility or liability for losses beyond the amount he or she invested in the partnership
- the shares of ownership of a corporation
15 Clues: a person who owns a corporation’s stock • the shares of ownership of a corporation • a corporation in the state in which it is incorporated • a business that is owned (and usually operated) by one person • an agreement listing and explaining the terms of the partnership • a corporation whose stock can be bought and sold by any individual • ...
Finance for Non-Financial Managers 2025-07-17
Across
- Management accounting predicts the _______, financial accounting records the ____.(6,4)
- This term describes when a transaction is recorded in the company accounts.(8)
- This forecast predicts whether the business will be able to meet its obligations.(4,4)
- The summarised record of all sales income less costs, excluding capital expenditure. (6,3,4)
- This principle ensures that accounting practises are realistic and fair.(8)
- This term indicates that a company's shares are openly traded in a stock market.(3)
- A financial statement that summarizes a company's assets, liabilities, and equity at a specific point in time.(7.5)
- This ratio tells us how well the business can meet its short term obligations.(9)
- Money that is distributed to shareholders after other obligations have been taken into account.(8)
Down
- Something that the company owns and holds for use rather than for sale.(5,5)
- This is calculated by comparing the profit after tax to the amount invested in the business by shareholders.(3)
- This shows the margin that a company makes before taking into account overheads.(5,6)
- This is the apportionment of the cost of an asset over an agreed period.(12)
- An acronym for a way of analysing and summarising the external environment in which the business operates.(6)
- The cycle that shows the day to day operations of the business.(11)
- Something that a business has an obligation to pay, whether short or long term.(9)
- This is something of value to the business that it owns.(5)
- A way of expressing profit.(6)
18 Clues: A way of expressing profit.(6) • This is something of value to the business that it owns.(5) • The cycle that shows the day to day operations of the business.(11) • This principle ensures that accounting practises are realistic and fair.(8) • Something that the company owns and holds for use rather than for sale.(5,5) • ...
Business Crossword 2023-02-14
Across
- An owner of shares of a company
- A product sold by a business
- A person looking to invest in a business for benefits
- Goods made for consumers
- An aim of a business
- A person with an interest in a business
Down
- Goods made for producers
- an action paid for by a person or business
- A product or item that is currently rare
- An organized group with a social or financial objective
- A group of people with a specific purpose
- A product or good produced by a person or machine
12 Clues: An aim of a business • Goods made for producers • Goods made for consumers • A product sold by a business • An owner of shares of a company • A person with an interest in a business • A product or item that is currently rare • A group of people with a specific purpose • an action paid for by a person or business • A product or good produced by a person or machine • ...
CHAPTER 1 PART 1 2025-05-15
Across
- ______ is one of the B2G online bill payment platform.
- E-Business helps internal and ______ supply chain management.
- ______-and-mortar are businesses that have only a physical presence.
- ______ payment system is one of the benefits of B2C.
- M-commerce is also known as ______ commerce.
- Phishing and spamming are due to lack of ______.
- Traditional business are more _____-based documents.
Down
- B2G is Business to ______.
- Whatsapp is one of the communication medium in ______ business.
- ______ requires CRM and apps.
- In traditional business, the ads are through ______.
- ______ and buyer are two main roles.
12 Clues: B2G is Business to ______. • ______ requires CRM and apps. • ______ and buyer are two main roles. • M-commerce is also known as ______ commerce. • Phishing and spamming are due to lack of ______. • In traditional business, the ads are through ______. • ______ payment system is one of the benefits of B2C. • Traditional business are more _____-based documents. • ...
Accounting Terminology 2021-05-05
Across
- ability of a business to meet short-term debt
- inflows of resources
- present obligations of the business to transfer economic resources to other entities
- money lost from revenue less expenses
Down
- refers to a business' ability to meet long-term obligations
- money the owner withdraws from the business
- money the owner puts into the business
- losses of economic benefits
- the owners claim on assets of a business
- money made from revenue less expenses
- resources under the control of the business entity
11 Clues: inflows of resources • losses of economic benefits • money made from revenue less expenses • money lost from revenue less expenses • money the owner puts into the business • the owners claim on assets of a business • money the owner withdraws from the business • ability of a business to meet short-term debt • resources under the control of the business entity • ...
Accounting Chapter 1 2016-09-12
Across
- Anything of value that is owned
- The account used to summarize the owner's equity in a business
- Planning, recording, analyzing and interpreting financial information
- An amount owed by a business
- An equation showing the relationship among assets, liabilities and owner's equity
- The amount remaining after the value of the all liabilities is subtracted from the value of all assets
- The name given to an account
Down
- A business that performs an activity for a fee
- Financial rights to the assets of the business
- Organized summaries of a business's financial activities
- A business owned by one person
- The amount in an account
- A Business activity that changes assets, liabilities or owner's equity.
13 Clues: The amount in an account • An amount owed by a business • The name given to an account • A business owned by one person • Anything of value that is owned • A business that performs an activity for a fee • Financial rights to the assets of the business • Organized summaries of a business's financial activities • ...
Accounting Basics 2018-09-05
Across
- anything of value that is owned
- financial reports that summarize the financial condition and operations of a business
- planning,recording,analyzing, and interpreting financial information
- a planned process for providing financial information that will be useful to management
- The principles of good and bad
- a business that requires a fee for a service
Down
- the amount remaining after the value of all liabilities is subtracted from value of all assets
- Assets = Liabilities + Owner’s Equity
- the use of ethics in a business scenario
- organized summaries of a business's financial activities
- a business owned by one person
- an amount owed by a business
- financial rights to the assets of a business
13 Clues: an amount owed by a business • a business owned by one person • The principles of good and bad • anything of value that is owned • Assets = Liabilities + Owner’s Equity • the use of ethics in a business scenario • financial rights to the assets of a business • a business that requires a fee for a service • organized summaries of a business's financial activities • ...
CBAP Chalk Talk 2022-05-17
Across
- DBA is example of _____ SME
- Acronym BSFNT is used to identify _____ classifications
- The effect of uncertainty on the value of a change.
- A usable representation of a solution.
- A usable representation of a need.
- Various skills needed to be effective in doing business analysis work
Down
- _____ SME has in-depth knowledge and understanding of information relevant to the business need and/or solution scope.
- Increase customer satisfaction is Business Objective example. (T/F)
- Functional and Non-functional. Together they make up _____ Requirements.
- Call forth or draw out requirements and designs with stakeholders
- Provides a conceptual framwork for all business analysis work
- Knowledge Area Acronym
- Methods business analysts use to perform business analyst tasks
13 Clues: Knowledge Area Acronym • DBA is example of _____ SME • A usable representation of a need. • A usable representation of a solution. • The effect of uncertainty on the value of a change. • Acronym BSFNT is used to identify _____ classifications • Provides a conceptual framwork for all business analysis work • ...
Middle School Accounting Vocab Crossword 2025-03-18
Across
- when a business' expenses are greater than its income.
- Statements A written report which describes the financial health of a company; prepared on a quarterly and annual basis. Balance Sheet, Income Statement, Statement of Changes in Owner's Equity
- The system of recording and reporting financial activity and transactions.
- Costs of maintaining and operating a business.
- A report showing all assets, liabilities, and owner’s equity of a business as of a specific date.
- A plan that shows what you expect to earn and spend in a certain period of time.
- Money owed by the business (debts, accounts payable)
Down
- Financial statement that reports the changes that have occurred in the owner's equity account during the fiscal period.
- The amount of money that a company earns
- A formal examination of a company’s financial records for accuracy and compliance with regulations.
- A report showing the revenue, expenses, and income (or loss) of a business for a specific period of time.
- Things (items) owned by a company.
- The specific period of time covered by an accounting statement or report (1 month or year)
- Net worth of the business
- when a business' income is greater than its expenses.
15 Clues: Net worth of the business • Things (items) owned by a company. • The amount of money that a company earns • Costs of maintaining and operating a business. • Money owed by the business (debts, accounts payable) • when a business' income is greater than its expenses. • when a business' expenses are greater than its income. • ...
Chapter 5 Crossword 2025-10-01
Across
- business owned and controlled by 2 or more people
- descriptions of the way work is to be done
- separate legal entity formed by a document filed by your state.
- precise statement of results that the business expects to achieve
- written agreement by all owners
- written contract granting a business permission to sell products and services in a set way.
Down
- written legal document that defines ownership and operating producers and conditions for the business
- mission statement is a specific written statement
- someone who has no explicit or implicit contract for long term employment
- carries out activities that are not affected by the customers
- diagram that shows the structure of an organization
- business owned and run by one person
- guidelines used in making decisions
- business involved in selling the goods and services
14 Clues: written agreement by all owners • guidelines used in making decisions • business owned and run by one person • descriptions of the way work is to be done • business owned and controlled by 2 or more people • mission statement is a specific written statement • diagram that shows the structure of an organization • business involved in selling the goods and services • ...
Introdution to Accounting 2014-03-20
Across
- An example of liquid asset
- An example of current asset
- An example of intangible asset
- Money or money’s worth withdrawn by the owner from his business for his personal use.
- Persons to whom the business owes money
- The inflow of cash resulting from the sale of goods or services.
- Persons who owe money to the business.
Down
- Money (cash) or money’s worth (goods, land, furniture, building, machinery, etc.) introduced by the owner in the business.
- An example of fixed asset
- Economic resources that are owned by a business and are expected to benefit future operations.
- Sales minus gross profit
- Amount due from a business to others either for money borrowed or for goods or assets purchased on credit.
- Cost of the goods and services used up in the process of obtaining revenue.
- An example of indirect expense
14 Clues: Sales minus gross profit • An example of fixed asset • An example of liquid asset • An example of current asset • An example of intangible asset • An example of indirect expense • Persons who owe money to the business. • Persons to whom the business owes money • The inflow of cash resulting from the sale of goods or services. • ...
chapter 3 vocab 2022-10-13
Across
- to give an educated assumption
- a business that conducts most of its business via the internet
- a specialized division of a large organization
- information about the business and its products, services and locations
- when a business is finished and running properly
- an important change to better what exist already
- a written account that gives an overview of the main points of a longer report
Down
- to study information on business
- manufacturing companies with 500 employees or fewer
- an organization's declaration of its mid-term and long-term goals
- any part of an adjacent area which is zoned for business
- a document setting out a businesses future objectives and strategies
- an idea that you would like to see get set out
- a formal summary of the aims and values of a company
14 Clues: to give an educated assumption • to study information on business • a specialized division of a large organization • an idea that you would like to see get set out • when a business is finished and running properly • an important change to better what exist already • manufacturing companies with 500 employees or fewer • ...
FORMS OF BUSINESS ORGANISATION 2020-11-30
Across
- TYPE OF PARTNER
- IT RESTRICTS THE RIGHT OF MEMBERS TO TRANSFER ITS SHARES
- TYPE OF PARTNER WHO TAKES PART IN MANAGMENT
- A VOLUNTARY ASSOCIATION
- 2 MAN BUSINESS
- FAMILY BUSINESS
- AN AGREEMENT OF ENTERING THE FIRM'S NAME
Down
- TYPE OF PARTNER WHO DOESN'T TAKE PART IN MANGMENT
- IT HAS NO RESTRICTION IN TRANSFERING ITS SHARE
- JOINT HINDU FAMILY MEMBERS
- FORMED FOR CARRYING OUT BUSINESS ACTIVITIES
- HEAD OF THE FAMILY
- VOLUNTARY SOCIETY
- 1 MAN BUSINESS
14 Clues: 1 MAN BUSINESS • 2 MAN BUSINESS • TYPE OF PARTNER • FAMILY BUSINESS • VOLUNTARY SOCIETY • HEAD OF THE FAMILY • A VOLUNTARY ASSOCIATION • JOINT HINDU FAMILY MEMBERS • AN AGREEMENT OF ENTERING THE FIRM'S NAME • FORMED FOR CARRYING OUT BUSINESS ACTIVITIES • TYPE OF PARTNER WHO TAKES PART IN MANAGMENT • IT HAS NO RESTRICTION IN TRANSFERING ITS SHARE • ...
Business activity 2021-09-27
Across
- is growth of a business by takeover or merge
- the local community, suppliers, customers and government
- is where a business takes over a controlling interest in another business
- is the difference between revenue and cost
- is a term used to explain how a business works
- are the owners of a private or public limited company
Down
- Where a business sells its goods and services
- is a business owned by two or more people
- is when a business just manages to keep going
- the owners, employees,customers,suppliers,government,local community
- trader is a business owned by one person
11 Clues: trader is a business owned by one person • is a business owned by two or more people • is the difference between revenue and cost • is growth of a business by takeover or merge • Where a business sells its goods and services • is when a business just manages to keep going • is a term used to explain how a business works • ...
Chapter 2 Accounting Review 2021-12-10
Across
- After each transaction, the accounting equation must remain in b___________.
- Owner's equity is oftentimes written as Owner Name, C__________.
- To find o___________, subtract liabilities from assets.
- Ben Furman is sole proprietor of a business that performs an activity for a fee, which is known as a s___________; he owns and operates a carpet cleaning business.
- The accounting concept applied when business transactions are stated in numbers that have common values is known as unit of m___________.
- A business has 2 types of ___________: (1) Money that is owed, also known as liabilities and (2) that of the owner.
Down
- Ben Furman is sole ___________ of his business; he is the owner and operator.
- An amount owed by a business is a l___________.
- Keeping your personal records separate from your business records is a concept known as separate e___________.
- This helps us "organize" business transactions; it contains debits on the left and credits on the right.
- Planning, recording, analyzing and interpreting information to help make decisions is known as a___________.
- A t___________ is a business activity that changes assets, liabilities and/or owner's equity accounts.
- The accounting e___________ is Assets = Liabilities + Owner's Equity.
13 Clues: An amount owed by a business is a l___________. • To find o___________, subtract liabilities from assets. • Owner's equity is oftentimes written as Owner Name, C__________. • The accounting e___________ is Assets = Liabilities + Owner's Equity. • After each transaction, the accounting equation must remain in b___________. • ...
Entrepreneurship Crossword 2025-10-03
Across
- amount of money a business owes to its suppliers or creditors for goods and services purchased on credit
- total amount of money generated by a business through its primary operations
- financial obligations and debts a business owes to external parties, suppliers, lenders and creditors
- amount left after subtracting all expenses, including cost of goods sold (COGS) and operating expenses, from total revenue, indicating a business’s overall profitability
- expense which remain constant regardless of the level of production or sales
- cost incurred by a business in its day-to-day operations to generate revenue
Down
- reports which summarize a company's financial activities and position
- money owed to a business by its customers for goods or services sold on credit
- long-term tangible assets, held by a business for production, rental or administrative purposes
- physical currency, coins and balances in bank accounts
- amount remaining after subtracting the cost of goods sold (COGS) from total revenue, representing the profitability from the core business operations
- goods and materials a business holds for resale or production
- net amount of cash and cash equivalents moving into and out of a business over a specific period reflecting its liquidity and ability to meet financial obligations
13 Clues: physical currency, coins and balances in bank accounts • goods and materials a business holds for resale or production • reports which summarize a company's financial activities and position • total amount of money generated by a business through its primary operations • expense which remain constant regardless of the level of production or sales • ...
Business and Marketing 2022-11-18
Across
- Based on where consumers live, travel, or shop
- Company which operates separately from owners
- Grouping consumers with similar lifestyle choices
- All the activities a business performs related to marketing
- Determining how much consumers should pay
- Classifying consumers into smaller groups
- List of information about a target market
Down
- Transporting products to make them available to customers
- Business owned by two or more people
- Stats objectively describing a population
- The 4 Ps of Marketing
- Business owned by one person
- Most likely to become customers
- Refers to where and how the product reaches the customer
- Obtaining funding to run a business
- Evaluates consumer spending habits
16 Clues: The 4 Ps of Marketing • Business owned by one person • Most likely to become customers • Evaluates consumer spending habits • Obtaining funding to run a business • Business owned by two or more people • Stats objectively describing a population • Determining how much consumers should pay • Classifying consumers into smaller groups • List of information about a target market • ...
Association of accountancy 2025-11-30
Across
- Allocation of asset cost over years
- account Temporary unclear entry account
- Independent financial examination
- Financial gain
- Obligations owed
- Statement of ledger balances
- Income earned through business operations
- Money moving in and out of business
Down
- Payment to shareholders
- Reducing a related account balance
- Gradual loan reduction
- Financial comparison measure
- Relating to public finance
- Book recording financial transactions
- Ownership interest in a company
- Resources owned by a business
- Wealth invested by owners
17 Clues: Financial gain • Obligations owed • Gradual loan reduction • Payment to shareholders • Wealth invested by owners • Relating to public finance • Financial comparison measure • Statement of ledger balances • Resources owned by a business • Ownership interest in a company • Independent financial examination • Reducing a related account balance • Allocation of asset cost over years • ...
Thursday Targets 2024-10-10
18 Clues: 10's • Dylan • Oldies • Mazimise • Zoom Zoom • Drive NPS • On the Go • Protection • Zero Interest • Take Payments • Entertainment • Sprout Discount • Consumer Connect • Fixed Connection • Back yourself up • Business Connect • Business Internet • Sales Opportunities
Legal Crossword 2014-05-12
Across
- A business that sells the rights operate under the business name and logo
- It employes and creates work for people
- A single owner
- A document that requires two parties to come to and agreement
- Victoria is a _____ of Australia
- The person that operates a business
Down
- Opposite) Against the law
- Something that is needed to meet standards
- The process of making laws
- Two or more people that run a business
- A group of people with a particular purpose eg. A business, can be not-for-profit
- Has the smallest area of jurisdiction
12 Clues: A single owner • Opposite) Against the law • The process of making laws • Victoria is a _____ of Australia • The person that operates a business • Has the smallest area of jurisdiction • Two or more people that run a business • It employes and creates work for people • Something that is needed to meet standards • A document that requires two parties to come to and agreement • ...
Business Terminology Puzzle Assignment 2014-10-15
Across
- of mouth When a customer tells other people about your product or service, whether good or bad.
- of sale The moment or event that causes the customer to decide to purchase your product or service.
- The statistics about the area your business is located in.
- business A business selling or performing a service [ex: car wash,hair salon, nail shop,etc.]
- market The group of customers that you are trying to attract and sell your product to.
Down
- A similar business selling similar products or services in a nearby location.
- plan A complete overview of every aspect of a business.Includes info on the product/service, marketing strategies, the market, financial data,etc.
- business A business selling products or services in a nearby location.
- The customer who purchases the product or service that a business is selling.
- relations The act of meeting people and building relationships with them to help marketing your business.
- mail Mailing or emailing any advertisement, flyer, coupons, etc. directly to a person's home or email address.
- image The general type and category, of product or services that a business sells or offers to their customers.
12 Clues: The statistics about the area your business is located in. • business A business selling products or services in a nearby location. • A similar business selling similar products or services in a nearby location. • The customer who purchases the product or service that a business is selling. • ...
Oliver Fox 2022-04-04
Across
- what is a business with fewer than 500 employees
- What is the process of starting, organizing, managing, and assuming the responsibility for a business?
- What is a designated change that increases the usefulness of a product, service, or process
- what is the money needed to pay for the current operating activities of a business?
- What is an invention or creation that is brand new?
- Who is someone that takes a risk in starting a business to earn a profit?
- what is a written description of the business idea and how it will be carried out, including all major business activities?
- What is money provided by large investors to finance new products and new
Down
- what is money needed for the main resources of a business that will last for many years?
- that have a good chance to be very profitable?
- what is the amount of money needed to open the business?
- What is a government agency that helps small business owners develop business plans and obtain financing and other support for their companies?
12 Clues: that have a good chance to be very profitable? • what is a business with fewer than 500 employees • What is an invention or creation that is brand new? • what is the amount of money needed to open the business? • Who is someone that takes a risk in starting a business to earn a profit? • What is money provided by large investors to finance new products and new • ...
Week 2 Crossword 2020-07-23
Across
- something that is owned by a business
- this is a type of loan for a building
- something that is owed by a business
- something that is earned by a business
- the surname of the father of accounting from 1494
- the name given to managing the finances of a business
Down
- also known as a cost to a business
- the owners investment in the business
- the surname of the famous artist who was a friend of the father of accounting
- the name of a microsoft office program used for creating spreadsheets
- the name of a microsoft office program used for creating presentations
- a type of asset that the business sells
12 Clues: also known as a cost to a business • something that is owed by a business • something that is owned by a business • the owners investment in the business • this is a type of loan for a building • something that is earned by a business • a type of asset that the business sells • the surname of the father of accounting from 1494 • ...
Business structures and finance 2013-04-14
Across
- This is the cost of borrowing. Banks charge it.
- Another word for money invested in a business
- Two or more people are required for this business structure
- This type of loan requires property as security
- Stands for Return on Investment
- this is what you get from a bank for your business
Down
- This is the simplest form of business structure
- These are sold by companies to raise capital
- This is buy now and pay later. You must pay within 30 days.
- You use this source of finance if you put up your money
- This is what a business earns after all expenses have been paid.
- This business structure has directors who control the business
12 Clues: Stands for Return on Investment • These are sold by companies to raise capital • Another word for money invested in a business • This is the simplest form of business structure • This is the cost of borrowing. Banks charge it. • This type of loan requires property as security • this is what you get from a bank for your business • ...
Chapter 6 Vocabulary 2021-11-10
Across
- money needed for main resources of business
- developing something or someone
- a management that helps small businesses
- creating or running a business or businesses
Down
- money needed to pay for the business current needs
- a business with less than 500 people or workers
- money supplied by large investors to make new things
- a plan to create or manage a business
- an ambitious business owner
- an invention of something new
- amount of money needed to start a business
11 Clues: an ambitious business owner • an invention of something new • developing something or someone • a plan to create or manage a business • a management that helps small businesses • amount of money needed to start a business • money needed for main resources of business • creating or running a business or businesses • a business with less than 500 people or workers • ...
Stakeholders of a business 2024-08-08
Across
- A business must pay __________ to the bank
- Owners take the __________ when they start a business
- A business provides ____________ for the community
- They make important decisions in a business
- Without _________ a business will fail
- A factory may produce _________ which harms the environment
Down
- They put in the capital for the business
- This stakeholder provides finance
- Workers are asked to leave the company
- A government passes ________ to protect everyone
- A business must do this in order to find out what the consumer wants
11 Clues: This stakeholder provides finance • Workers are asked to leave the company • Without _________ a business will fail • They put in the capital for the business • A business must pay __________ to the bank • They make important decisions in a business • A government passes ________ to protect everyone • A business provides ____________ for the community • ...
Partnership 2025-09-10
Across
- Agency – The ability of one partner to legally bind the partnership through contracts.
- – A written or oral contract that sets out the responsibilities of partners.
- Partnership – A partnership where all partners share equal responsibility, liability, and control.
- – The degree to which each partner holds a share in the business.
- Contribution – The money, property, or skills partners provide to start and run the business.
- Partnership – A partnership where some partners have limited liability and involvement.
- Making – Process where partners must agree before taking action in the business.
- Liability – When partners are personally responsible for all the debts of the business.
Down
- – The act of running and controlling the daily operations of the partnership.
- – A business owned and managed by two or more people who share profits and liabilities.
- Entity – A concept that partnerships do not have; the law sees the business and partners as the same.
- – The financial gain shared between partners after expenses are deducted.
- – The fact that a partnership usually ends if a partner leaves or dies.
- – Negative financial outcomes that partners must also share.
- Strategy – A pre-planned way for a partner to leave the business arrangement.
15 Clues: – Negative financial outcomes that partners must also share. • – The degree to which each partner holds a share in the business. • – The fact that a partnership usually ends if a partner leaves or dies. • – The financial gain shared between partners after expenses are deducted. • – A written or oral contract that sets out the responsibilities of partners. • ...
Business in Sport 2025-10-09
Across
- - Trying to reduce costs - some companies will change suppliers to help with this
- - The customer groups a business targets - this could be split by gender/age/race/interest area etc
- - The reason the business exists - their goal
- - The coordination, movement and storage of products/services
- - When a business is expanding - this could be more staff/facilities/products/services
- - Ensuring the services provided are high quality
- - People who have an interest in a business - managers/employees/shareholders or suppliers/competitors/creditors/customers
- - Tailor made/custom orders specific to the individual making the purchase
Down
- - Income from sales minus any costs incurred in creating the goods or services they have sold
- - Amount left over after deducting all costs of supplying the goods or services and additional costs like rent/taxes
- - Property or equipment owned by a business
- - Costs that remain the same each month/year (rent in some cases)
- - Something that makes a product or service different to the competitors
- - Total amount of money going into and out of a business
- - When income (revenue) is equal to costs - the business is not making a profit or a loss
15 Clues: - Property or equipment owned by a business • - The reason the business exists - their goal • - Ensuring the services provided are high quality • - Total amount of money going into and out of a business • - The coordination, movement and storage of products/services • - Costs that remain the same each month/year (rent in some cases) • ...
Entrepreneurship Learning Menu - Appetizer 2024-11-21
Across
- When you are neither making a profit nor experiencing a loss, what are you experiencing?
- You decide to start a business. What are you?
- What kind of expense is auto insurance?
- Your company must pay $1032.59 per month to stay in business.
- You don't have enough ___ to start your business, so you need to keep saving.
- What would you call expenses that don't change based on your income?
- Your business failed because you ran out of money. What is the term that describes why you failed?
Down
- If someone started a business, what would they be considered?
- Before making any payments, what would the total amount of money the company receives by called?
- What type of business would a shoe store with many brands of shoes be?
- You own a business by yourself.
- If you don't create a ___, you might spend more than your income.
- Think of something you own. What is the correct vocabulary term for that thing?
- Who would a local shoe store with many brands of shoes purchase its shoes from?
- What would you use to share your business with investors or customers?
- John provides a ___ because he cuts trees down as his job.
16 Clues: You own a business by yourself. • What kind of expense is auto insurance? • You decide to start a business. What are you? • John provides a ___ because he cuts trees down as his job. • If someone started a business, what would they be considered? • Your company must pay $1032.59 per month to stay in business. • ...
The Foodservice Industry 2022-11-23
Across
- buys food and supplies for restaurants according to his or her restaurant clients’ current needs
- coordinates and assigns duties to the serving staff, such as hosts, servers, and bussers
- a self-motivated per-son who creates and runs a business
- a written permission to participate in a business activity
- supplies food and lodging to customers who are away from home
- correct and updated
- a caterer prepares and delivers food from a central kitchen to different locations
- a restaurant that has two or more locations that sell the same products and are operated by the same company
- do not need to have training or experience
- created when a state grants an individual or a group of people a charter with legal rights to form a business
- oversees the work of the entire restaurant
- earns more than enough to pay for daily expenses
- manages the banquet operations of hotels, banquet facilities, hospitals, and universities
- responsible for making baked items, such as breads, desserts, and pastries
- works under the guidance of a skilled worker to learn the skills of a particular trade or art
- a restaurant that quickly provides a limited selection of food at low prices
- works closely with food scientists to produce new food products
- specific preparation and cooking tasks are assigned to each member of the kitchen staff
- a wide selection, of food service career options
- that businesses or individuals may buy and sell products, and set prices with little government control
- overall mood
- a document that describes a new business and a strategy to launch that business
- offers advice and information to other foodservice business owners and managers
- works to pay for daily expenses, such as wages and food costs
- a business that has only one owner
Down
- a company that sells products and equipment to the food service industry
- coordinates the food for each function
- the money a business makes after paying all of its expenses
- a general preference or dislike for something within an industry
- helps businesses to find the right employees
- a legal association of two or more people who share the ownership of the business
- entry-level employees are rotated, or given specific amounts of time
- has one or more owners and is not part of a national restaurant business
- study all the components of, industry trends
- an expense other than food and wages
- responsible for preparing cold food items
- is a style of cooking
- divides land into sections that can be used for different purposes, including resi-dential (housing), business, and manufacturing
- servers take customer orders and then bring the food to the table
- food for special occasions is made at a customer’s location
- rules to follow
- a franchise company sells an individual busi-ness owner the right to use the company’s name, logo, concept, and products
- proof that you are an expert in a specific topic, such as culinary arts, baking, and pastry making
- orders ingredients for menu dishes, and makes sure that they are prepared correctly
- a restaurant where customers serve themselves
- has an upscale atmosphere, or overall mood, excellent food and service, and higher menu prices
- helps chefs to select the food products and equipment that will best fit their needs and budgets
- a contract between a business and an insurance company
- uses culinary science to set new standards in food technology
- an advanced culinary student works at a food service business to get hands-on training
- manages all kitchen operations
- to study
- supervises and sometime assists other chefs in the kitchen
- educes the restaurant’s labor costs and results in fast service
- prepares ingredients to be used by the line cooks
- work on the food production line
56 Clues: to study • overall mood • rules to follow • correct and updated • is a style of cooking • manages all kitchen operations • work on the food production line • a business that has only one owner • an expense other than food and wages • coordinates the food for each function • responsible for preparing cold food items • do not need to have training or experience • ...
Food Industry 2022-11-22
Across
- manages the banquet operations of hotels, banquet facilities, hospitals, and universities.
- uses culinary science to set new standards in food technology.
- coordinates the food for each function. Each special event must be carefully planned and coordinated so that there are enough servers and enough food.
- A restaurant that quickly provides a limited selection of food at low prices is called a quick-service
- specific preparation and cooking tasks are assigned to each member of the kitchen staff.
- overall mood, excellent food and service, and higher menu prices.
- is the money a business makes after paying all of its expenses.
- written permission to participate in business activity.
- work on the production line
- means that food for special occasions is made at a customer’s location.
- bring the food to the table in a
- lodging to customers who are away from home.
- orders ingredients for menu dishes, and makes sure that they are prepared correctly.
- is a business that has only one owner. About 75% of U.S. businesses are sole proprietorships.
- is a legal association of two or more people who share the ownership of the business.
- owner the right to use the company’s name, logo, concept, and products.
- earns more than enough to pay for daily expenses.
- divides land into sections that can be sed for different purposes, including residential (housing), business, and manufacturing.
- is a contract between a business and an insurance company.
- manages all kitchen operations.
- works under the guidance of a skilled worker to learn the skills of a particular trade or art.
- proof that you are in expert in a topic
- helps businesses to find
- supervises and sometime assists other chefs in the kitchen.
- is a self-motivated person who creates and runs a business.
- method, entry-level employees are rotated, or given specific amounts of time
- is a general preference or dislike for something within an industry.
- a caterer prepares and delivers food from a central kitchen to different locations.
Down
- has an upscale
- has one or more owners and is not part of a national restaurant business.
- A restaurant that has two or more locations that sell the same products and are operated by the same company is called a
- is responsible for making baked items, such as breads, desserts, and pastries.
- works to pay for daily expenses, such as wages and food costs.
- prepares ingredients to be used by the line cooks.
- job, such as dishwasher and cashier. Instead, you learn the skills you will need while you are on the job.
- Servers take customer orders and
- buys food and supplies
- is a document that describes a new business and a strategy to launch that business.
- offers advice and
- a restaurant where customers serve themselves
- franchise company sells an individual busi-
- an advanced culinary student works at a foodservice business to get hands-on training.
- oversees the work of the entire restaurant.
- to other foodservice business owners and managers.
- helps chefs to select the food products and equipment that will best fit their needs and budgets.
- coordinates and assigns duties to the serving staff,
- is an expense other than food and wages.
- work on the production line
- supplies food
- their employees by giving them work experience in many different tasks.
- right employees.
- enterprise means that businesses or individuals may buy and sell products, and set prices with little government control.
- chef works close with food scientists
- is created when a state grants an individual or a group of people a charter with legal rights to form a business.
- is a style of cooking
- company that sells products
56 Clues: supplies food • has an upscale • right employees. • offers advice and • is a style of cooking • buys food and supplies • helps businesses to find • work on the production line • work on the production line • company that sells products • manages all kitchen operations. • Servers take customer orders and • bring the food to the table in a • chef works close with food scientists • ...
Food Industry Careers 2022-11-21
Across
- a document that describes a new business and a strategy to launch that business
- the money a business makes after paying all of its expenses
- helps businesses to find the right employees
- manages all kitchen operations
- wide selection
- uses culinary science to set new standards in food technology
- responsible for making baked items
- study
- an advanced culinary student working at a foodservice business to get hands-on training
- a legal association of two or more people who share the ownership of the business
- a caterer prepares and delivers food from a central kitchen to different locations
- a contract between a business and an insurance company
- earns more than enough to pay for daily expenses
- rules
- helps chefs to select the food products and equipment that will best fit their needs and budgets
- giving employees work experience in many different tasks
- orders ingredients for menu dishes and makes sure that they are prepared correctly
- created when a state grants an individual or a group of people a charter with legal rights to form a business
- coordinates and assigns duties to the serving staff
- coordinates the food for each function
- an expense other than food and wages
- a restaurant with one or more owners and is not part of a national restaurant business
- A restaurant that has two or more locations that sell the same products and are operated by the same company
- a business that has only one owner
- a general preference or dislike for something within an industry
- a restaurant where customers serve themselves
- divides land into sections that can be used for different purposes
- a self-motivated person who creates and runs a business
Down
- works to pay for daily expenses
- a restaurant where servers take customer orders and then bring the food to the table
- offers advice and information to other foodservice business owners and managers
- proof that you are an expert in a specific topic
- manages the banquet operations
- works closely with food scientists to produce new food products
- a job you do not need to have training or experience for
- a method where entry-level employees are rotated
- works under the guidance of a skilled worker to learn the skills of a particular trade or art
- a style of cooking
- responsible for preparing cold food items
- overall mood
- a company that sells an individual business owner the right to use the company’s name, logo, concept, and products
- correct and updated
- food for special occasions made at a customer’s location
- businesses or individuals may buy and sell products and set prices with little government control
- restaurant that quickly provides a limited selection of food at low prices
- supplies food and lodging to customers who are away from home
- oversees the work of the entire restaurant
- a restaurant with excellent food and service, and higher menu prices
- cook foods and put them on plates for service staff to take to customers
- buys food and supplies for restaurants according to his or her restaurant clients’ current needs
- supervises and assists other chefs in the kitchen
- specific preparation and cooking tasks are assigned to each member of the kitchen staff
- a written permission to participate in a business activity
- prepares ingredients to be used by the line cooks
- a company that sells products and equipment to the foodservice industry
- to study all the components of
56 Clues: study • rules • overall mood • wide selection • a style of cooking • correct and updated • manages all kitchen operations • manages the banquet operations • to study all the components of • works to pay for daily expenses • responsible for making baked items • a business that has only one owner • an expense other than food and wages • coordinates the food for each function • ...
Food Industry Crossword 2022-11-23
Across
- specific preparation and cooking tasks are assigned to each member of the kitchen staff
- a self-motivated per-son who creates and runs a business
- has one or more owners and is not part of a national restaurant business
- proof that you are an expert in a specific topic, such as culinary arts, baking, and pastry making
- works closely with food scientists to produce new food products
- do not need to have training or experience
- helps businesses to find the right employees
- supervises and sometime assists other chefs in the kitchen
- a wide selection, of food service career options
- rules to follow
- offers advice and information to other foodservice business owners and managers
- a business that has only one owner
- responsible for making baked items, such as breads, desserts, and pastries
- a caterer prepares and delivers food from a central kitchen to different locations
- work on the food production line
- a general preference or dislike for something within an industry
- a franchise company sells an individual busi-ness owner the right to use the company’s name, logo, concept, and products
- coordinates and assigns duties to the serving staff, such as hosts, servers, and bussers
- study all the components of, industry trends
- responsible for preparing cold food items
- created when a state grants an individual or a group of people a charter with legal rights to form a business
- a restaurant where customers serve themselves
- correct and updated
- works to pay for daily expenses, such as wages and food costs
- educes the restaurant’s labor costs and results in fast service
- coordinates the food for each function
- is a style of cooking
Down
- to study
- that businesses or individuals may buy and sell products, and set prices with little government control
- a legal association of two or more people who share the ownership of the business
- helps chefs to select the food products and equipment that will best fit their needs and budgets
- uses culinary science to set new standards in food technology
- an expense other than food and wages
- a document that describes a new business and a strategy to launch that business
- the money a business makes after paying all of its expenses
- food for special occasions is made at a customer’s location
- servers take customer orders and then bring the food to the table
- manages the banquet operations of hotels, banquet facilities, hospitals, and universities
- manages all kitchen operations
- works under the guidance of a skilled worker to learn the skills of a particular trade or art
- a restaurant that quickly provides a limited selection of food at low prices
- buys food and supplies for restaurants according to his or her restaurant clients’ current needs
- prepares ingredients to be used by the line cooks
- entry-level employees are rotated, or given specific amounts of time
- a written permission to participate in a business activity
- has an upscale atmosphere, or overall mood, excellent food and service, and higher menu prices
- supplies food and lodging to customers who are away from home
- orders ingredients for menu dishes, and makes sure that they are prepared correctly
- an advanced culinary student works at a food service business to get hands-on training
- divides land into sections that can be used for different purposes, including resi-dential (housing), business, and manufacturing
- a restaurant that has two or more locations that sell the same products and are operated by the same company
- overall mood
- earns more than enough to pay for daily expenses
- oversees the work of the entire restaurant
- a contract between a business and an insurance company
- a company that sells products and equipment to the food service industry
56 Clues: to study • overall mood • rules to follow • correct and updated • is a style of cooking • manages all kitchen operations • work on the food production line • a business that has only one owner • an expense other than food and wages • coordinates the food for each function • responsible for preparing cold food items • do not need to have training or experience • ...
Investments ch. 2 2022-11-28
Across
- Is a business that makes finished products our of processed goods
- An organization or economic system where goods and services are exchanged for one another or for money. Every business requires some form of investment and enough customers to whom its output can be sold on a consistent basis in order to make a profit.
- Someone who exercises initiative by organizing a venture to take benefit of an opportunity and, as the decision maker, decides what, how, and how much of a good or service will be produced.
- A financial gain, especially the difference between the amount earned and the amount spent in buying, operating, or producing something.
- A privilege granted to make or market a good or service under a patented process or trademarked name.
- buy or sell a stock at the market price once the stock has traded at or through a specified price
- Simplest, oldest, and most common form of business ownership in which only one individual acquires all the benefits and risks of running an enterprise.
- The process of creating, expanding, manufacturing, or improving goods and services
- The "laws" or "regulations that govern or constrain operations
- Changes raw materials into more finished products
- A type of license that a party (franchisee) acquires to allow them to have access to a business's (the franchiser) proprietary knowledge, processes and trademarks in order to allow the party to sell a product or provide a service under the business's name.
- A type of organization that focuses on providing services, but not to make profit.
- A business that gathers raw goods
- Sells goods made from raw materials, ex: automobiles, clothing, and soft drinks
- buying or selling when the stock reaches a certain price
- Purchases goods from a wholesaler and sells them to consumers, the final buyers of the goods
- Distributes goods
- The total amount of money being transferred into and out of a business, especially as affecting liquidity.
Down
- A combination of management and analytic processes that allows managers of an organization to achieve pre-determined goals
- Is an organization that is owned and operated by its members.
- A set of activities and tasks that, once completed, will accomplish an organizational goal
- Is usually expressed as a percentage and is typically used for personal financial decisions, to compare a company's profitability or to compare the efficiency of different investments.
- Describes "how to" or step-by-step instructions that implement the process
- Means the owner is responsible for the company's debt.
- A pattern or example.
- Relatively permanent and foundational capital investment of a country, firm, or project that underlies and makes possible all its economic activity.
- Sells products to customers. Ex: grocery stores, sporting good stores.
- generally fixed, like debt; based on the par value
- A type of business organization in which two or more individuals pool money, skills, and other resources, and share profit and loss in accordance with terms of the partnership agreement.
- The "operational definitions" or "acceptance criteria" for products
- The process of selling consumer goods or services to consumers through multiple channels of distribution to earn a profit.
- A legal entity that is separate and distinct from its owners
- buying or selling at the markets current price
- Holds a firm's owners responsible for no more than the capital that they have invested in it.
- A collection of linked tasks which find their end in the delivery of a service or product to a client.
35 Clues: Distributes goods • A pattern or example. • A business that gathers raw goods • buying or selling at the markets current price • Changes raw materials into more finished products • generally fixed, like debt; based on the par value • Means the owner is responsible for the company's debt. • buying or selling when the stock reaches a certain price • ...
vocabulary Words 1.01 2014-02-10
Across
- individual purchases a product
- acquiring the money for starting and running a business
- is the ongoing growth within a chosen career
- the process business utilize to achieve their goals
- a tool used to reflect and analyze business decision
- cause, issue, image
- establishing and communicating the values of products
- business that purchases a product or service
Down
- the study of allocating resources
- that does not quickly wear out
- overseeing the distribution process
- tangle items purchased for the value
- opposite of durable goods
- transporting, storing, and handling of goods
- determining consumers wants and needs
- reminding potential consumers about a business's service
16 Clues: cause, issue, image • opposite of durable goods • individual purchases a product • that does not quickly wear out • the study of allocating resources • overseeing the distribution process • tangle items purchased for the value • determining consumers wants and needs • is the ongoing growth within a chosen career • transporting, storing, and handling of goods • ...
Accounting terms 2021-01-03
Across
- possession of the business
- Licence conferring to a right for a set of period
- amount which business has to pay
- collection of financial account
- - restoration of accounts
- Person who owes an amount
- transfer of ownership of goods
- Revenue Expenditure- Whose benefit is to be derived over years
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- Purchaser or the debtor to the business
- book of primary entry
- owners funds
- debtor - compilation of a number of small debtor
- person to whom goods have been sold but at credit
- sheet - statements of asset,liability and capital
- buying of goods im which the business deals
- state of financial distress
16 Clues: owners funds • - restoration of accounts • Person who owes an amount • book of primary entry • possession of the business • state of financial distress • collection of financial account • amount which business has to pay • transfer of ownership of goods • Purchaser or the debtor to the business • buying of goods im which the business deals • ...
Business Studies Revision 2026-03-12
Across
- Improving a product to make it worth more to customers
- Money going out of a business
- The difference between revenue and costs
- Total sales income
- Money coming into a business
- The number of goods or services produced
- The percentage of sales a business has in a market
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- When a business produces more efficiently as it grows
- When workers produce more output per hour
- Cost that changes when output changes
- People who have an interest in the business
- Money left after costs are taken from revenue
- Money spent on buying assets
- Research that gathers new information
14 Clues: Total sales income • Money spent on buying assets • Money coming into a business • Money going out of a business • Cost that changes when output changes • Research that gathers new information • The difference between revenue and costs • The number of goods or services produced • When workers produce more output per hour • People who have an interest in the business • ...
Chapter 6 2022-04-01
Across
- Designed change that increase THE USEFULNESS OF A PRDUCT
- Money provided by large investors to finance new products
- Money needed to pay for the current operating activities of a business
- Someone who takes a risk in starting a Business
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- A written description of the business idea and how it will be carried out
- money needed for the main resources of a businss
- Products or raw materials on hand
- Independent business with fewer than 500 employees
- Gov agency that helps small business owners
- The process of starting, organizing, managing, and Assuming the responsibility for a business
- Invention or creation that is brand new
- Amount of money needed to open the business
12 Clues: Products or raw materials on hand • Invention or creation that is brand new • Gov agency that helps small business owners • Amount of money needed to open the business • Someone who takes a risk in starting a Business • money needed for the main resources of a businss • Independent business with fewer than 500 employees • ...
Commerce 2024-05-01
Across
- methods used by a business to inform, persuade and remind customers about its products
- a group of customers a business aims to sell their products to
- items of value
- the ability of a business to pay its short-term debts on time
- a person who owns a business by themselves
- the ability to cope with ups and downs
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- the debts owed by a business to others
- a clear sense of direction that allows people to achieve a goal
- a business owned by two to twenty people
- rivalry amoung other businesses
- the right to distribute products under a company's name
- somebody who starts a succsessful business in a new field
12 Clues: items of value • rivalry amoung other businesses • the debts owed by a business to others • the ability to cope with ups and downs • a business owned by two to twenty people • a person who owns a business by themselves • the right to distribute products under a company's name • somebody who starts a succsessful business in a new field • ...
Finance O Level Business 2024-05-21
Across
- providing financial services to poor people not served by banks
- total revenue - total cost
- debts owed by a business
- money received by a business
- the type of profit reinvested back to the business
- a type of short term source of finance
- Main source of finance for limited companies
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- a non current liability
- Sales - gross profit
- the type of expenditure on non current assets which will last for more than one year
- resources of a business
- Current assets - current liabilities
- income of a business form sale of goods
13 Clues: Sales - gross profit • a non current liability • resources of a business • debts owed by a business • total revenue - total cost • money received by a business • Current assets - current liabilities • a type of short term source of finance • income of a business form sale of goods • Main source of finance for limited companies • ...
BELVIDERE BUSINESSES 2022-09-24
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- LAST NAME OF CPA ON FRONT ST
- TYPE OF MATERIAL THEY WORK WITH AT 616 HARDWICK ST
- BELVIDERE ________ FREE BRIDGE
- PUBLIC BUILDING AT 413 SECOND ST
- STREET THE POLICE DEPT IS ON
- _______ AND LAMP SHOP AT 10 MARKET ST
- OWNER OF LIQUOR STOREA T 247 WATER ST
- ___ ABSTRACT INC 413 SECOND ST
- _________ _____ PARK
- BUSINESS AT 253 WATER ST
- _____ VOLTAGE AT 319 MILL ST
- __ DISTRIBUTING ON FRONT ST
- _________ BEAUTY SUPPLY 128 MANSFIELD ST
- THEATRE COMPANY IN TOWN
- WHO IS ADVOCATED AT 537 OXFORD ST
- TOW COMPANY ON WATER ST
- ________ TEMPLE ON FRONT ST
- TYPE OF BUSINESS AT 6 MARKET ST
- BUSINESS AT 4 HARDWICK ST
- BAR AT 1 GREENWICH ST
- THE SKOOGYS BUSINESS ON GREENWICH ST
- FAMILY NAME FOR LUMBER COMPANY ON SECOND ST
- HE CUTS HAIR AT 13 MARKET ST
- BUSINESS AT 1 JAMES ST
- 76 _____
- WC LAW ENFORCEMENT TEAM HQ AT 199 HARDWICK ST
- NAME OF GROUP HOME AT 400 PROSPECT ST
- TYPE OF HOUSING AT 304 WATER ST
- TYPE OF BUSINESS AT 95 MANUNKACHUNK RD
- NAME OF AUTO PARTS BUSINESS IN TOWN
- ______ PRODUCTS 316 FRONT ST
- TYPE OF MEMORIAL AT 413 SECOND ST
- BUSINESS AT 430 FRONT ST
- WHAT THE SKOOGYS ON WATER ST SELLS
- MAGICIAN AT 318 WATER ST
- TYPE OF CHURCH AT 219 HARDWICK ST
- STREET THE WC PUBLIC DEFENDERS OFFICE IS ON
- ST _________ CHURCH
- EATERY ON FRONT ST
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- WARREN COUNTY AGENCY AT 535 OXFORD ST
- SHE DOES YOUR HAIR AT 318 WATER ST
- WHAT IS AT 809 OXFORD ST
- _______ PACKING COMPANY
- THESE ARE TAKEN CARE OF AT THE SKOOGYS ON MARKET ST
- _______ FIELD
- THE TYPE OF PAINTING YOU ALLEGEDLY GET AT 319 HARDWICK ST
- TYPE OF BUSINESS AT 10 MARKET ST
- WHAT STREET ARE THE SHERIFFS ON
- NAME OF ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ON OXFORD ST
- MARSHALLS ________
- DINER OWNED BY PARTY WITH THE SAME NAME AS ONE OF JOHN CANDY'S ICONIC ROLES
- NAME OF STREET THE ROAD DEPT IS ON
- STREET THE POST OFFICE IS ON
- BELVIDERE _______ APARTMENTS ON PROSPECT ST
- ESTABLISHMENT AT 155 MARKET ST
- TYPE OF RECREATIONAL FACILITY AT 101 MANUNKACHUNK RD
- _______ ________ POST 131
- ______ FAMILY PRACTICE 500 GREENWICH ST
- UNITED ________ CHURCH ON MANSFIELD ST
- BELVIDERE AMBULANCE ____
- BANK ON MANSFIELD ST
- THIS IS AT 45 FRONT ST
- NAME OF THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ON THIRD ST
- _____ BAPTIST CHURCH
- ____ _____ FIRE COMPANY
- FAMILY NAME OF THE OWNERS OF FUNERAL HOME ON HARDWICK ST
- STREET THE BELVIDERE GROUP HOME IS ON
- TYPE OF BUSINESS AT 312 WATER ST
- _____ ON MANSFIELD AT 106 MANSFIELD ST
- TYPE OF SHOP AT 627 THIRD ST
- BUSINESS AT 8 MARKET ST TAKES CARE OF THIS
- THE ONE OF ROBIN HOODS MERRY MEN WHO OWN A PIZZA JOINT IN BELVIDERE
- PHONE COMPAINY ON PAUL ST
- JEWLER AT 4 MARKET ST
- WHAT THEY SELL AT 245 WATER ST
- RESTURAUNT AT 314 WATER ST
76 Clues: 76 _____ • _______ FIELD • MARSHALLS ________ • EATERY ON FRONT ST • ST _________ CHURCH • _________ _____ PARK • BANK ON MANSFIELD ST • _____ BAPTIST CHURCH • BAR AT 1 GREENWICH ST • JEWLER AT 4 MARKET ST • THIS IS AT 45 FRONT ST • BUSINESS AT 1 JAMES ST • _______ PACKING COMPANY • THEATRE COMPANY IN TOWN • TOW COMPANY ON WATER ST • ____ _____ FIRE COMPANY • WHAT IS AT 809 OXFORD ST • ...
Unit 3 Crossword 2022-10-21
Across
- Managers who report to top-level management and who have supervisors who report to them
- The management function of providing guidance to workers and work projects
- The day-to-day activities required for continued business functioning
- The process of creating, communicating, delivering, and exchanging offerings that have value for customers, clients, partners, and society at large
- Supervisors who work directly with the employees who carry out the business’s routine work
- The process or activity of producing goods and services
- An integrated technology that assists with an organization’s information management needs
- The ability to see the “big picture” and think about how things will work together
- Loyalty to a particular business
- The management function of deciding what will be done and how it will be accomplished
- The people (i.e., employees) who work cooperatively together to achieve business goals
- Groups of activities related to management (i.e., planning, organizing, staffing, directing, and controlling)
- An organized effort to produce and/or distribute goods and services
- Polite behavior; good manners
- The management function of setting up the way the business’s work will be done
- involves using outside organizations or consultants to perform one or more of the primary business activities.
- keeping accurate and useful financial records; and analyzing and interpreting the recorded information.
- Short-range planning (one year) of specific actions the business will take
- Long-range planning (three to five years) for the company as a whole
- People who work to produce goods or services
- Converting facts and figures into useful information
- The process of planning, maintaining, monitoring, controlling, and reporting the use of financial resources
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- The ability to communicate, interact, and build relationships with others
- Steps that an individual takes to enhance or improve skills or traits that are needed to excel in her/his career/profession
- All managers who are responsible for the operation of the company or a business unit.
- Adapting to the environment in advance of the occurrence of events; taking advantage of opportunities rather than reacting to problems
- Undisclosed information within a particular business or industry
- The process of accessing, processing, maintaining, evaluating, and disseminating knowledge, facts, or data for the purpose of assisting business decision making
- Focused on customer needs and wants
- Promotion for a business provided by customers who tell others of their satisfaction with the business
- The management function that monitors the work effort
- All the opportunities that businesses have to connect with customers and reinforce their brand value
- A human resources management activity that involves recruiting, interviewing, hiring, orienting, and dealing with job changes for a company’s employees
- The amount and the value of goods and services produced (outputs) from set amounts of resources (inputs)
- Equipment and supplies used by businesses in their operation
- Private information that belongs to an organization and cannot be released to the public
- Knowledge, facts, or data presented in a useful form
- values and ideals that an organization encourages among its employees
- Ability to understand the specialized aspects of jobs
39 Clues: Polite behavior; good manners • Loyalty to a particular business • Focused on customer needs and wants • People who work to produce goods or services • Knowledge, facts, or data presented in a useful form • Converting facts and figures into useful information • The management function that monitors the work effort • Ability to understand the specialized aspects of jobs • ...
Chapter 9 Crossword 2020-06-03
Across
- a summary of the key points contained in the business plan
- a system ensures that quality standards are achieved
- planning by middle-level management to assist in implementing strategic decisions within 1 to 2 years
- the formalised planning a business undertakes over a period
- the plan that sets out the marketing objectives and strategy
- a decision-making process that is future oriented
- long-term planning (2-5 years) by senior management
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- an assessment of how a business minimises its effect on the environment
- the degree to which customer expectations have been met
- short-term planning undertaken by a business
- a concept whereby all staff have responsibility for its process and output
- methods, techniques or procedures that are considered to be superior or most effective
- the plan that a business implements to achieve its goals
- courses of action taken by a business to achieve objectives
- process of checking the quality of work done or quality of raw materials or component parts
15 Clues: short-term planning undertaken by a business • a decision-making process that is future oriented • long-term planning (2-5 years) by senior management • a system ensures that quality standards are achieved • the degree to which customer expectations have been met • the plan that a business implements to achieve its goals • ...
Accounting Terminology 2013-07-04
Across
- Owner takes out money from business
- A business formed by two people but having not more than 20 people
- Refers to the money owing by a business to others.
- Small aspect of accounting. Involves only recording of transactions
- Total revenue generated greater than losses.
- Able money earned from the bank when you have a savings account
- Balance Listing of the ending balances of all accounts of a given date
- Goods or services which are used up to earn income in a given period
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- Money borrowed from a lender and usually repaid with interest
- A book of original entry for all transactions
- basic unit of recording unit for transactions of a similar nature
- Refers to any activity that affects the financial condition of a business
- Contributions to the business by owner
- Resources generated from a business from carrying out its activities.
- Refer to goods which are bought for the purpose of resale for a profit
15 Clues: Owner takes out money from business • Contributions to the business by owner • Total revenue generated greater than losses. • A book of original entry for all transactions • Refers to the money owing by a business to others. • Money borrowed from a lender and usually repaid with interest • Able money earned from the bank when you have a savings account • ...
Entrepreneurship 2023-01-20
Across
- The amount of income that is less than the income which you have spent on the creation and development of your product and service
- A project or business idea that is potentially risky
- When two people start a business, they’re each other’s associates or partners
- The use of individual skills to create something new
- A person who starts a business
- The Person who puts money into a project with hope to eventually make a profit.
- The overall income that is possessed by an entrepreneur in order to start and conduct the functioning of a startup
- A symbol, words, or a phrase officially registered for a company
Down
- Obtaing goods or resources from a source outside your company
- The exclusive legal right to use and reproduce literary, artistic, or musical material
- Finanical gain
- A newly established business
- labeling your business venture
- An organization or space dedicated to supporting new business ventures
- Main ground of experements
15 Clues: Finanical gain • Main ground of experements • A newly established business • labeling your business venture • A person who starts a business • A project or business idea that is potentially risky • The use of individual skills to create something new • Obtaing goods or resources from a source outside your company • ...
Chapter 2 Sections 2/3 2023-09-20
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- original documents and objects that were created at that time
- One of the 5 things needed for industrialization; Caused by immigration and more food
- a person who has become rich through ruthless and unscrupulous business practices
- One of the 5 things needed for industrialization; Now available because of Railroads
- created later by someone that did not experience firsthand or participate in the events
- One of the 5 things needed for industrialization; Congress placed few restrictions or regulations on business.
- who gained almost complete control of the nation's oil industry?
- Helped revolutionized the textile industry
- someone who owns or manages a large, successful business or company.
- companies could control all aspects of doing business
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- One of the 5 things needed for industrialization; Ex. Power-Driven Sewing Machine
- Donating money to
- "survival of the fittest" but in the world of business of the 5 things needed for industrialization; Ex: ROCKEFELLER and CARNEGIE
- a person who has become rich through ruthless and unscrupulous business practices
- several firms engaged in the same business joined together
- who gained control over the nation's steel industry
16 Clues: Donating money to • Helped revolutionized the textile industry • who gained control over the nation's steel industry • companies could control all aspects of doing business • several firms engaged in the same business joined together • original documents and objects that were created at that time • who gained almost complete control of the nation's oil industry? • ...
Know the methods of promoting the services offered within the construction and built environment sector 2025-10-31
Across
- Modern method of marketing/advertising your business(6,5)
- Publications where tradespeople can advertise their buisiness under the classifieds section(5,6)
- A self employed person, running their own business(4,7)
- A phrase often described as the best form of marketing, particuarly for a good, reliable tradesperson or business(4,2,5)
- The size of a company with more than 250 employees.
- Somewhere on the internet where a company or business can showcase all their products and/or services.
- Small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are usually defined as those with fewer than 250 employees; however, most employ fewer than ---
- Welsh translation for 'sole trader'(9,6)
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- If your workmanship is poor, you are unreliable and unprofessional you will soon get a --- ---------- and your buisiness will suffer(3,10)
- To succeed in business, you need to build and maintain a ---- ----------(4,10)
- Word to describe a way of promoting the services offered by your business, to the wider community.
- This would be classed as a traditional marketing method, which involves distributed leaflets through the letterboxes of target customers.
- Welsh word for 'website'
- A social media site that is good for advertising your business through 'word of mouth'
- Welsh translation for 'good reputation'(3,2)
15 Clues: Welsh word for 'website' • Welsh translation for 'sole trader'(9,6) • Welsh translation for 'good reputation'(3,2) • The size of a company with more than 250 employees. • A self employed person, running their own business(4,7) • Modern method of marketing/advertising your business(6,5) • To succeed in business, you need to build and maintain a ---- ----------(4,10) • ...
External influences on business activity 2024-05-16
Across
- It is an increase in the general price level of commodities in a country.
- ___________ policy adjusts the rate of interest and the supply of money in an economy.
- __________ policy concerns the manipulation of a government tax revenue and spending.
- It is a situation where people who are willing and able to work cannot find jobs.
- It is the total value of goods and services produced in a country in a period of one year (abbreviation).
- It refers to the transfer of ownership of a business from the government to private investors.
- A factor which limits business activity.
- It refers to the value of a country's currency in terms of another currency.
- It refers to a period of declining total output.
- It refers to the increasing movement towards worldwide markets characterised by free trade.
- The sole supplier or seller of a product on a market.
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- It is the contrary of privatisation.
- A _____________ group is an organisation created by a group of people sharing a common interest to try to change business and government decision through solidarity.
- An economic _________ is a period characterised by very high spending and demand for goods.
- It is a business which sells goods to another business for resale.
- A ______________ business has production and retailing bases in more than one country.
- ___________ pricing is an uncompetitive behaviour where a powerful business tries to block new entrants onto the market by charging very low prices.
17 Clues: It is the contrary of privatisation. • A factor which limits business activity. • It refers to a period of declining total output. • The sole supplier or seller of a product on a market. • It is a business which sells goods to another business for resale. • It is an increase in the general price level of commodities in a country. • ...
Entrepreneurship 2023-04-19
Across
- Data that describes a group of people in terms of their age, marital status, family size, ethnic background, gender, education, and income
- The legal right granted to an author, composer, playwright, publisher, or distributor to exclusive publication, production, sale, or distribution of a literary, musical, dramatic, or artistic work
- The stage in which the entrepreneur operates the ventures and utilizes resources to achieve its goals/objectives
- The exclusive rights granted by a government to an inventor to manufacture, use, or sell an invention for a certain number of years willing and able to produce at different prices.
- Capital and resources needed to start a business
- A business undertaking involving risk
- A new or different product
- Any name, symbol, figure, letter, word, or mark adopted and used by a manufacturer or merchant in order to designate his or her goods
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- The process of starting and operating one’s own business
- The stage in which the entrepreneur decides on a venture’s future growth, development, or demise
- A written description of the purpose of a company and the management’s philosophy.
- The stage in which the entrepreneur identifies and acquires the financial, human, and capital resources needed for the venture startup, etc.
- Wealth in the form of money or property, used or accumulated in a business by a person, partnership, or corporation
- The stage in the entrepreneurial process in which the entrepreneur plans the venture, identifies needed resources using a business plan, and identifies strategies to protect intellectual property
- A proposal that describes a new business
- An individual who undertakes the risk associated with creating, organizing, and owning a business
- A brief description of the key points of the business plan
- The stage in which the entrepreneur generates ideas, recognizes opportunities, and determines the feasibility of ideas, markets, ventures, etc.
18 Clues: A new or different product • A business undertaking involving risk • A proposal that describes a new business • Capital and resources needed to start a business • The process of starting and operating one’s own business • A brief description of the key points of the business plan • A written description of the purpose of a company and the management’s philosophy. • ...
chapter 16 brick davis 2018-11-19
Across
- The authorization to borrow up to a certain sum of money at a perticular time or on demand if certain conditions arise
- process of recording
- Are expensive assets of a business that are expensive that are expected to last and be used for a long time
- Even though the asset is still usable it becomes out of date or inadequate for some reason
- Is the gradual loss of an asset’s value due to ae and wear
- The price at which stock is actually bought
- Medium or long term financing used for operating funds or the purchase or upgrade of fixed assets
- Hours worked, money made, regular and ot time paid, and all types of deduction
- Profits that are not taken out of the business but instead are saved for future use
- anything of value owned
- Reports info about a company's revenues (sales) and expenses (costs) for a specific period
- Claims against assets or things owed—the debts of a business.
- The cost of anything directly or indirectly involved in manufacturing goods. This amount includes the cost of the materials used in creating the good along with the direct labor cost used to produce the goods
- Is the amount remaining after subtracting the cost of goods sold from revenue gross profit=revenue-cost of goods sold
- Agency of the ovt that provides info, advice, and assistance in obtaining credit and other financial support for a small business
- Is the value of the owner's investment in the business after subtracting liabilities from assets
- Examination of a company's financial records be an expert to verify their accuracy
- Something of value pledged as assurance
- Capital borrowed for more than a year Machinery buildings
- A person who has met the states education, experience, and examination requirements in accounting
- Is a graphic designed to provide a quick view or key financial performance indicators
- Is the amount remaining after subtracting all expenses from revenue, except taxes Net profit=revenue-all costs
- Is a written financial plan for business operations developed for a specific period of time
- Stock that gives holders first claim on corporate dividends
- Refers to the money required to start or expand a business
- Loan that must be paid with interest within year
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- money taken in by a business
- Financial statement that reports a business's assets, liabilities, and capital on a specific date
- Are amounts the company owes for purchases it made on credit
- The dollar value shown on a share of stock
- Goods and services are provided with the exception of future payments by the customer
- Reports that summarize financial data over a period of time, such as a month, three months, half a year, or a full year
- Amounts customers owes the business
- Financial report that would primarily be used for internal control of cash
- Contract that lets you borrow an asset for a fee paid monthly
- What each customer purchases, pays, and owes
- Is the asset's original value minus the total amount of depreciation
- Is the difference between current assets and current liabilities
- A business owners personal financial contributions to a business
- Written promise to pay the lender certain sum of money at a perticular time or on demand if certain conditions arise
- Are cash payments made by a business
- Organized summary of a business’s financial info and activities
- Money that others loan to a business
- Ownership; holders gain the right to participate in voting privilidges and the right to share any profits through dividends
44 Clues: process of recording • anything of value owned • money taken in by a business • Amounts customers owes the business • Are cash payments made by a business • Money that others loan to a business • Something of value pledged as assurance • The dollar value shown on a share of stock • The price at which stock is actually bought • What each customer purchases, pays, and owes • ...
Food Industry 2022-11-22
Across
- manages the banquet operations of hotels, banquet facilities, hospitals, and universities.
- uses culinary science to set new standards in food technology.
- coordinates the food for each function. Each special event must be carefully planned and coordinated so that there are enough servers and enough food.
- A restaurant that quickly provides a limited selection of food at low prices is called a quick-service
- specific preparation and cooking tasks are assigned to each member of the kitchen staff.
- overall mood, excellent food and service, and higher menu prices.
- is the money a business makes after paying all of its expenses.
- written permission to participate in business activity.
- work on the production line
- means that food for special occasions is made at a customer’s location.
- bring the food to the table in a
- lodging to customers who are away from home.
- orders ingredients for menu dishes, and makes sure that they are prepared correctly.
- is a business that has only one owner. About 75% of U.S. businesses are sole proprietorships.
- is a legal association of two or more people who share the ownership of the business.
- owner the right to use the company’s name, logo, concept, and products.
- earns more than enough to pay for daily expenses.
- divides land into sections that can be sed for different purposes, including residential (housing), business, and manufacturing.
- is a contract between a business and an insurance company.
- manages all kitchen operations.
- works under the guidance of a skilled worker to learn the skills of a particular trade or art.
- proof that you are in expert in a topic
- helps businesses to find
- supervises and sometime assists other chefs in the kitchen.
- is a self-motivated person who creates and runs a business.
- method, entry-level employees are rotated, or given specific amounts of time
- is a general preference or dislike for something within an industry.
- a caterer prepares and delivers food from a central kitchen to different locations.
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- has an upscale
- has one or more owners and is not part of a national restaurant business.
- A restaurant that has two or more locations that sell the same products and are operated by the same company is called a
- is responsible for making baked items, such as breads, desserts, and pastries.
- works to pay for daily expenses, such as wages and food costs.
- prepares ingredients to be used by the line cooks.
- job, such as dishwasher and cashier. Instead, you learn the skills you will need while you are on the job.
- Servers take customer orders and
- buys food and supplies
- is a document that describes a new business and a strategy to launch that business.
- offers advice and
- a restaurant where customers serve themselves
- franchise company sells an individual busi-
- an advanced culinary student works at a foodservice business to get hands-on training.
- oversees the work of the entire restaurant.
- to other foodservice business owners and managers.
- helps chefs to select the food products and equipment that will best fit their needs and budgets.
- coordinates and assigns duties to the serving staff,
- is an expense other than food and wages.
- work on the production line
- supplies food
- their employees by giving them work experience in many different tasks.
- right employees.
- enterprise means that businesses or individuals may buy and sell products, and set prices with little government control.
- chef works close with food scientists
- is created when a state grants an individual or a group of people a charter with legal rights to form a business.
- is a style of cooking
- company that sells products
56 Clues: supplies food • has an upscale • right employees. • offers advice and • is a style of cooking • buys food and supplies • helps businesses to find • work on the production line • work on the production line • company that sells products • manages all kitchen operations. • Servers take customer orders and • bring the food to the table in a • chef works close with food scientists • ...
BUSS1 Key Terms Crossword Part 2 2014-01-09
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- A feature of a product or service that makes it stand out compared with the competition
- The total value or quantity of demand in a specific market over a specific period of time. Can be measured in value terms (e.g. sales) or in terms of quantities (e.g. units) bought or sold.
- The difference between the actual level of output and the break even output
- The amount of money that a business has available to conduct its day-to-day activities
- Investment made by specialist funds to finance the launch, early development or expansion of a private company
- The process of planning, collecting, and analysing data relevant to help make marketing decisions
- A one-person business with unlimited liability for the debts of that business
- The percentage growth in the size of the market, measured over a specific period
- A business that has objectives other than making profit. Part of a group of organisations in the “not-for-profit” sector
- A business that provides goods and services to other firms.
- Market research concerned with collecting data that can be quantified - e.g. sales statistics
- The cost of a decision as measured by the benefits foregone of the next best alternative
- Market research concerned with collecting data on attitudes, opinions, beliefs, intentions etc.
- The income or sales that a business achieves in a period. Calculated by multiplying selling price per unit x units sold.
- The rewards to enterprise – e.g. profit, satisfaction
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- In market research, a subset of a population.
- The share of the total market that is owned by a particular business, product or brand. Usually expressed in percentage terms. The firm with the largest percentage market share is known as the market leader.
- The process of dividing a market into smaller sections (segments) segmentation which contain customers with similar needs and wants
- An employee who is employed on a formal employment contract and remains with the firm for an open-ended period until the contract is ended.
- The finance invested in a business (limited company) by the shareholders – part of the equity capital of a firm
- The probability or chance that hoped-for outcomes will not occur
- The difference between total sales and total costs
- The right to be the only user of producer of a specified product or process
- liability The potential risk that sole traders and partnerships face. They are liable for the debts of the business
- A word, symbol, or phrase used to identify a particular company’s product and differentiate it from other companies’ products
- The market research that involves the collection of data that does not yet exist
- The total of variable and fixed costs in a business
- A smaller part of a larger market in which customers have more specific needs and wants.
- Amounts owed to suppliers of a business – a source of finance
- Costs that vary directly in proportion to output (e.g. materials, pay related to amounts produced or sold)
30 Clues: In market research, a subset of a population. • The difference between total sales and total costs • The total of variable and fixed costs in a business • The rewards to enterprise – e.g. profit, satisfaction • A business that provides goods and services to other firms. • Amounts owed to suppliers of a business – a source of finance • ...
BUSN 101 Final Exam Puzzle 2025-07-29
Across
- An investor in a partnership who provides capital and shares in profits but does not manage the business or assume liability.
- The formal line of authority and reporting relationships in an organization.
- The process of establishing and nurturing professional relationships for career or business opportunities.
- A type of equity security that represents ownership in a corporation and a claim on part of the profits.
- The owner's financial interest in a business, calculated as assets minus liabilities.
- A market structure with many sellers offering differentiated products with some price-setting power.
- Facts and statistics collected for reference or analysis, forming the basis for decisions.
- Expenses related to storing unsold inventory, including warehousing, insurance, and depreciation.
- The process of collecting, storing, and managing large volumes of data for analysis and business intelligence.
- A legal obligation where the business owner is personally responsible for all debts incurred by the business.
- A work schedule that allows employees to choose their starting and ending hours within limits.
- A detailed summary of the responsibilities, duties, and qualifications required for a specific job.
- Challenges such as limited control, high start-up costs, and shared brand reputation in a franchise system.
- A pricing strategy involving setting a high initial price to maximize revenue from early adopters.
- The recurring pattern of economic expansion and contraction in a market economy.
- A leadership approach where the leader makes decisions unilaterally and expects strict compliance.
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- The key roles of planning, organizing, leading, and controlling within an organization.
- A business operating in a state or country other than where it was originally incorporated.
- The total market value of all final goods and services produced within a country in a given period.
- The total amount of money being transferred into and out of a business, affecting liquidity.
- A U.S. government agency that supports small businesses through loans, contracts, and advisory services.
- Latin for 'let the buyer beware'; the principle that the buyer assumes the risk in a transaction.
- The number of subordinates that a manager or supervisor can directly control.
- The ability of a manager to think abstractly and see the big picture in planning and strategy.
- A specific group of potential customers at whom a company aims its products and services.
- The value added to a product by making it available where consumers need it.
- A budgeting method where all expenses must be justified for each new period, starting from zero.
- A social and economic ideology that encourages the acquisition of goods and services in increasing amounts.
- A business arrangement where one party sells the right to use its name and concept to another.
- A period of economic decline typically identified by two consecutive quarters of negative GDP growth.
30 Clues: The formal line of authority and reporting relationships in an organization. • The value added to a product by making it available where consumers need it. • The number of subordinates that a manager or supervisor can directly control. • The recurring pattern of economic expansion and contraction in a market economy. • ...
Economics Review 2025-08-15
Across
- the machinery used to run a business
- a series of questions that are asked to a group of people to gather information about a public opinion
- when a business focuses on producing one or few products to be more efficient in the area
- having a job the returns income for the work provided
- when a business outperforms another with cheaper or better products
- an economic decision made because of scarcity
- the natural resources used in the production of a business
- the money paid
- the amount of money a business earns after taking away the expenses that it has to pay
- how scarce resources are distributed among producers
- the performance of an economy evaluated based on a number of objectives
- the innovation of individuals who combine the three factors of production to create a new product or service
- things that we physically cannot survive without
- a person or business who sells or trades goods and services
- economic resources that are a part of a business
- sending goods to another country
- the economic problem of society having unlimited wants but limited resources to support them
- the study of how how people use resources to satisfy their needs and wants
- the general increase in prices of goods and services
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- the amount of money a person who borrows money will have to pay the bank on top of the original amount borrowed
- a type of scarcity, the problem that arises due to the overall lack of a resource; it is finite
- the way participants in an economy rely on each other to provide the goods and services they cannot produce themselves
- a type of scarcity, the problem that arises due to our unlimited wants yet limited resources to fufil them
- someone who is ignored or not accepted by the people around them
- a business or person who employs workers to produce goods and services
- natural or made materials that can be used to produce goods and services, can be divided into the four factors of production
- services performed by others for consumers
- the percentage of people who are unemployed out of all the people who are able to work
- a person or business who purchases or trades for goods and services
- a person who works for a business or organisation
- the exchange of resources among buyers and sellers
- a plan for achieving goals
- the total value of goods/sevices produced in a country over a year, three words
- products traded within the market, items
- what you miss out on when making a choice, the next best unchosen option
- the level of wealth, material goods, comfort and life necessities in a geographical area
- the human resources used to help a business run
- bringing in goods from another country
- the activity of buying, selling or exchanging goods or services between people or countries
39 Clues: the money paid • a plan for achieving goals • sending goods to another country • the machinery used to run a business • bringing in goods from another country • products traded within the market, items • services performed by others for consumers • an economic decision made because of scarcity • the human resources used to help a business run • ...
IB U3.4 / Chapter 16 - Final Accounts 2026-03-17
Across
- Profit made after corporation tax has been deducted.
- the direct cost of production (such as the cost of raw materials, component parts, and direct labor) during the financial year.
- Equal to sales revenue minus cost of sales
- Section of the P&L account that shows the value of a firm’s profit (or loss) before deducting interest payments on loans and taxes on corporate profits.
- The value of all assets that could reasonably be expected to be converted into cash within one year.
- refers to the value of a firm’s earnings after all costs are paid (including interest and tax) and shareholders have been compensated (dividends).
- The published accounts of an organization, made available to use by different stakeholders, showing the movement of the organization’s cash received from the sale of goods and services and cash used to pay for the costs of running the business.
- Non-physical fixed assets that are valuable to a firm’s survival and success, such as brand value, goodwill, copyrights, trademarks, and patents.
- the total value of capital invested in the business by shareholders either in the form of share capital or retained profits.
- Accounts of businesses created by and used for internal and confidential purposes.
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- shows a firm’s net profit (or loss) after all production costs have been subtracted from the organization’s revenues, each year.
- The published accounts of businesses available to and used by different stakeholders.
- Arises when a business is valued at or sold for more than the balance sheet value of its assets
- Presenting the accounts of a business in the best possible, or most flattering way which could potentially mislead users of accounts.
- The share of the profits paid to shareholders as a return for investing in the company
- The financial obligations / debts of a business that it is required to repay in the future.
- Customers who have bought products on credit and will pay cash at an agreed date in the future.
- The amount of profit per period (after interest, tax and dividends have been paid) that has been reinvested back into the business for its own use.
- set of final accounts shows the value of a firm’s assets, liabilities, and the owners’ investment (or equity) in the business, at a particular point in time.
- Capital The value of equity in a business that is funded by its shareholders, either through an initial public offering (IPO) or via a share issue.
- The estimated total value of a company if it were taken over.
- Suppliers to a business who have not yet been paid.
- The possessions owned by a business, which have a monetary value, e.g., buildings, land, machinery, equipment, inventories, and cash.
- Debts of the business that will usually have to be paid within one year.
- the total value of assets less total value of liabilities.
- a firm's fixed, intangible assets with a monetary value, comprising of goodwill, patents, copyrights and trademarks.
26 Clues: Equal to sales revenue minus cost of sales • Suppliers to a business who have not yet been paid. • Profit made after corporation tax has been deducted. • the total value of assets less total value of liabilities. • The estimated total value of a company if it were taken over. • Debts of the business that will usually have to be paid within one year. • ...
Communication 2022-03-02
Across
- Device which can receive text messages, a form of communication.
- Words put into business text which makes it harder to understand.
- communication down a corporate ladder is called ______ communication.
- Someone below somebody else in a business is a ___________.
- Instagram Facebook and Twitter are all examples of this form of communication.
- Network within a business that only employees can access.
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- Form of physical, formal communication.
- Using a communication channel which is unofficial to a business to communicate.
- communication up a corporate ladder is called ______ communication.
- Communication through a recognised channel in a business.
- May increase as an effect of poor communication within a business.
- Communications between somebody in a business and a costumer.
12 Clues: Form of physical, formal communication. • Communication through a recognised channel in a business. • Network within a business that only employees can access. • Someone below somebody else in a business is a ___________. • Communications between somebody in a business and a costumer. • Device which can receive text messages, a form of communication. • ...
Lemonade Day Crossword Puzzle 2023-03-01
Across
- dividing something for everyone to have
- all money coming into your business
- a person who starts a business of their own mo
- the target set to achieve
- selling a product or service for profit
- the possibility of a loss
- money made from your product or service
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- money borrowed and must be paid back
- making people aware
- money that is not spent but set aside for later
- the cost for your business
- someone who buys from a business or service
- all expenses and revenue
13 Clues: making people aware • all expenses and revenue • the target set to achieve • the possibility of a loss • the cost for your business • all money coming into your business • money borrowed and must be paid back • dividing something for everyone to have • selling a product or service for profit • money made from your product or service • someone who buys from a business or service • ...
Chapter 2 Sections 2/3 2023-09-20
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- original documents and objects that were created at that time
- One of the 5 things needed for industrialization; Caused by immigration and more food
- a person who has become rich through ruthless and unscrupulous business practices
- One of the 5 things needed for industrialization; Now available because of Railroads
- created later by someone that did not experience firsthand or participate in the events
- One of the 5 things needed for industrialization; Congress placed few restrictions or regulations on business.
- who gained almost complete control of the nation's oil industry?
- Helped revolutionized the textile industry
- someone who owns or manages a large, successful business or company.
- companies could control all aspects of doing business
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- One of the 5 things needed for industrialization; Ex. Power-Driven Sewing Machine
- Donating money to
- "survival of the fittest" but in the world of business of the 5 things needed for industrialization; Ex: ROCKEFELLER and CARNEGIE
- a person who has become rich through ruthless and unscrupulous business practices
- several firms engaged in the same business joined together
- who gained control over the nation's steel industry
16 Clues: Donating money to • Helped revolutionized the textile industry • who gained control over the nation's steel industry • companies could control all aspects of doing business • several firms engaged in the same business joined together • original documents and objects that were created at that time • who gained almost complete control of the nation's oil industry? • ...
BASIC ACCOUNTING TERMS 2024-07-01
Across
- - A detailed account of all cash transactions (8 letters)
- - Money that a business owes to others (11 letters)
- - An increase in resources resulting from the operation of a business (7 letters)
- - Money spent to earn revenue (8 letters)
- - The right side of a T-account (6 letters)
- - Money invested by the owner in the business (7 letters)
- - The left side of a T-account (5 letters)
Down
- - The financial outcome when total revenues exceed total expenses (6 letters)
- - A statement that shows the financial position of a business (11 letters)
- - A decrease in the value of an asset over time (12 letters)
- - A systematic record of all transactions relating to a particular account (6 letters)
- - A book where daily financial transactions are first recorded (7 letters)
- - The owner's claim on the assets of the business (6 letters)
- - Money taken out by the owner for personal use (8 letters)
- - Resources owned by a business (6 letters)
15 Clues: - Money spent to earn revenue (8 letters) • - The left side of a T-account (5 letters) • - The right side of a T-account (6 letters) • - Resources owned by a business (6 letters) • - Money that a business owes to others (11 letters) • - A detailed account of all cash transactions (8 letters) • - Money invested by the owner in the business (7 letters) • ...
Accounting Terminology 2013-07-25
Across
- money borrowed from a lender and usually repaid with interest
- Total revenue generated greater than losses.
- Balance Listing of the ending balances of all accounts of a given date
- Able money earned from the bank when you have a savings account
- A business formed by two people but having not more than 20 people
- Contributions to the business by owners
- Basic unit of recording unit for transactions of a similar nature
- Goods or services which are used up to earn income in a given period
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- A book of original entry for all transactions
- resources generated from a business from carrying out its activities.
- Refers to the money owing by a business to others.
- Refers to any activity that affects the financial condition of a business
- Small aspect of accounting. Involves only recording of transactions
- Owner takes out money from business
- Refer to goods which are bought for the purpose of resale for a profit
15 Clues: Owner takes out money from business • Contributions to the business by owners • Total revenue generated greater than losses. • A book of original entry for all transactions • Refers to the money owing by a business to others. • money borrowed from a lender and usually repaid with interest • Able money earned from the bank when you have a savings account • ...
Source of finance 2014-12-09
Across
- borrowing equipment or machinery and requires a “rent”. You don’t own the property as assets after renting
- individuals that provide finance to small businesses. In return they demand ownership in the business invested
- business selling its own assets to raise fund
- money obtained from outside the business
- finance that comes from personal savings
- also known as debt capital
Down
- limited company sales shares to raise fund
- financial assistance given by government or non-governmental organizations.
- financial institutions allowing business to withdraw money that is more than its own savings in the account
- agreement between businesses that allows buyers to pay sellers or suppliers at a later date
- business sells its invoice to a third party
- money obtained from within the business
- financial capital given by investors usually to high-risk or small firms
- money left after paying all payments, dividends and tax
- funds provided by government, foundations, and trust that doesn’t need to be pay back
15 Clues: also known as debt capital • money obtained from within the business • money obtained from outside the business • finance that comes from personal savings • limited company sales shares to raise fund • business sells its invoice to a third party • business selling its own assets to raise fund • money left after paying all payments, dividends and tax • ...
Accounting 2014-11-26
Across
- The four groups interested in the ______ dealings of the bussinesss
- receivable Money that is owed to a business
- The accounting principle of always recording an asset at the actual amount it costs the business
- A booking keeping system based on the principle that each entry has two entries
- Money that a business owes
- Are part of the four groups interested in the financial dealings of a business
- When something with value is exchanged with something else that has value
- When an asset loses value over time
- The date when a bond or loan must be paid
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- Are part of the four groups interested in the financial dealings of a business
- The process of recording,interpreting the economic activities of a business
- What is left after paying odd all your debts.
- A regular automatic withdrawal from a bank account
- The ability to change an asset into cash or investment
- Another word for personal equity
- Are the part of the four groups interested in the financial dealings of a business
16 Clues: Money that a business owes • Another word for personal equity • When an asset loses value over time • The date when a bond or loan must be paid • receivable Money that is owed to a business • What is left after paying odd all your debts. • A regular automatic withdrawal from a bank account • The ability to change an asset into cash or investment • ...
BBI201 Crossword Conundrum 2024-01-23
Across
- A financial document listing the assets and liabilities of a company
- Planning is the process of setting short- and long-term goals and deciding how to achieve them.
- The relocation of a company’s operations to another country
- Business activities used to plan, price, promote and distribute goods/services to consumers.
- Through leadership, managers achieve organizational goals by motivating, communicating, and encouraging participation.
- People aspect of the business, everyone from owner to employees.
- A business that conducts business in several different countries
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- Rules to encourage businesses to do right from wrong in their operations
- The illegal practice of buying and selling shares in a company based on confidential information
- Businesses mutually pursuing goals while remaining independent
- 2 companies conform to make a new one
- the financial statement that reports a business’ income/revenue and expenses for a fiscal period.
- A combination of two or more companies into one larger company
- The practice of subcontracting work to other companies
- A business lying/pretending/misleading in its operations
15 Clues: 2 companies conform to make a new one • The practice of subcontracting work to other companies • A business lying/pretending/misleading in its operations • The relocation of a company’s operations to another country • Businesses mutually pursuing goals while remaining independent • A combination of two or more companies into one larger company • ...
1.03 Types of Business Structures 2023-03-09
Across
- Partners must share profits, must reorganize the business if one partner quits, and unlimited liability are all Partnership what?
- Who owns a Corporation?
- Another name for stockholders
- Advantages of this type of business are: easy to start, easier to obtain capital, share different skills, share risk
- The legal paperwork needed to file to incorporate
- Risk takers in search of profits
- Disadvantages of this type of business are: double taxes, closely regulated by the government
- Business whose focused on providing a service instead of making a profit.
- When revenue is more than expenses
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- Franchise is easy to start, can rely on good name, get assistance from the parent company
- A contractual agreement between the parent company (corporation) and the operator to sell a company's products
- Advantages of this type of business are: easy to start, own boss, keep all profits
- Another name for sales
- Business whose motive is making a profit.
- When revenue is less than expenses
15 Clues: Another name for sales • Who owns a Corporation? • Another name for stockholders • Risk takers in search of profits • When revenue is less than expenses • When revenue is more than expenses • Business whose motive is making a profit. • The legal paperwork needed to file to incorporate • Business whose focused on providing a service instead of making a profit. • ...
BASIC ACCOUNTING TERMS 2024-07-01
Across
- - A detailed account of all cash transactions (8 letters)
- - Money that a business owes to others (11 letters)
- - An increase in resources resulting from the operation of a business (7 letters)
- - Money spent to earn revenue (8 letters)
- - The right side of a T-account (6 letters)
- - Money invested by the owner in the business (7 letters)
- - The left side of a T-account (5 letters)
Down
- - The financial outcome when total revenues exceed total expenses (6 letters)
- - A statement that shows the financial position of a business (11 letters)
- - A decrease in the value of an asset over time (12 letters)
- - A systematic record of all transactions relating to a particular account (6 letters)
- - A book where daily financial transactions are first recorded (7 letters)
- - The owner's claim on the assets of the business (6 letters)
- - Money taken out by the owner for personal use (8 letters)
- - Resources owned by a business (6 letters)
15 Clues: - Money spent to earn revenue (8 letters) • - The left side of a T-account (5 letters) • - The right side of a T-account (6 letters) • - Resources owned by a business (6 letters) • - Money that a business owes to others (11 letters) • - A detailed account of all cash transactions (8 letters) • - Money invested by the owner in the business (7 letters) • ...
ESB Vocab 2 2026-02-09
Across
- The performance of a task in exchange for money
- Mandatory payments to local, state, and federal government for public services.
- The amount of goods that are available to the consumer.
- The amount of goods that consumers want.
- A tangible item that is produced and sold to consumers
- refers to the aspects of making, selling, and providing products in exchange for money
- What a business owes
- The science of how individuals, businesses, and governments make decisions about satisfying unlimited wants with limited resources.
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- What a business owns
- worth The total value of a business determined by assets minus liabilities
- Anything that can be bought or sold.
- functions Four forms of operational activities that play necessary roles in running a business. They include finance, production, marketing, and management.
- The financial gain calculated by the difference between amount earned and amount spent by a business.
- Something essential to survival.
- model Describes a precise course of action for how a company will secure customers and generate income.
- Something we desire, but essentially can live without.
- research Research into consumer preferences to determine if there is a demand for products and what prices people will pay.
17 Clues: What a business owns • What a business owes • Something essential to survival. • Anything that can be bought or sold. • The amount of goods that consumers want. • The performance of a task in exchange for money • A tangible item that is produced and sold to consumers • Something we desire, but essentially can live without. • ...
15.1 & 15.2 Vocab 2026-03-20
Across
- A business that has only one owner.
- A brief description of the purpose of a business.
- Includes the material resources used to grow businesses.
- A form of business organization where two or more people go into business together.
- People are free to make their own economic decisions.
- A property right issued to an inventory that excludes others from marking, using, or selling the invention.
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- Basic necessities a person must have to live.
- The amount of money a business makes from selling goods and services beyond the cost of producing them.
- A chart that shows an organization's internal structure.
- Resources such as labor, land, and equipment that can be used to produce and provide goods and services.
- A single company that controls the entire supply of a product or service.
- Items a person would like to have but can live without.
- A business owned by many people.
- The amount of products and services consumers want to buy.
- The amount of products and services available for sale.
15 Clues: A business owned by many people. • A business that has only one owner. • Basic necessities a person must have to live. • A brief description of the purpose of a business. • People are free to make their own economic decisions. • Items a person would like to have but can live without. • The amount of products and services available for sale. • ...
The Business Idea SAC Revision 2020-02-11
Across
- A feasibility study is an assessment of the business idea's potential for ________
- An organisations aspirations
- What a business expects to achieve over a set period of time
- ______ rights are given to the owner to commercially use, licence or sell the visual design of a product
- A system set up to answer what types of goods and services are produced, how they will be produced and how they will be distributed
- Ability and willingness to start, manage and operate a new business, whilst taking a risk in hope to make a profit
- Items of value owned by a business
- Measures how well a business is doing things
- Increased sales is an example of what type of goal?
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- The sale of our good and services in other countries
- Prefer to minimise risks and make calculated decisions with a reasonably clear outcome
- Ensuring a goal is worthwhile, supports other goals and based on current conditions of the market
- Improved financial security is an example of what type of goal?
- Adding to a new product, product line or significantly improving an existing product or process
- A right granted over a letter, word, phrase, number, smell, shape or logo aspect of packaging that a business will use to represent its products and services
- Inspiration for ideas for a business concept
- Mentoring allows the business owner to develop skills and abilities in _________ and entrepreneurship
- People experience a sense of belonging and increased personal happiness when their _____ wellbeing is being addressed
18 Clues: An organisations aspirations • Items of value owned by a business • Inspiration for ideas for a business concept • Measures how well a business is doing things • Increased sales is an example of what type of goal? • The sale of our good and services in other countries • What a business expects to achieve over a set period of time • ...
AC210 - Handout 1 2024-01-11
Across
- Economic resources owned or controlled by a company (expected to ↑ cash inflows or ↓ outflows). What liabilities and stockholders' equity equals.
- Acronym for rules used in the US to calculate and report information in the financial statements.
- The language of business.
- Generated when the total amount earned from selling goods and services is greater than all the costs incurred to generate those sales.
- Reports the amount of assets, liabilities, and stockholders’ equity of an accounting entity at a point in time.
- Business owned by 1 person; owner is personally liable for all business debts.
- When Revenues > Expenses, also known as profit.
- Distributions of profits/earnings to owners; reported as a reduction in Retained Earnings.
- Activity part of the Statement of Cash Flow. Involve transactions buying and selling productive resources with long lives, purchasing investments, and lending to others. (Long Term Assets).
- Amounts earned from selling products or services to customers.
- Owners’ claims to a company’s resources (stockholders/shareholders). What cash minus liabilities equals.
- When Revenues < Expenses.
- Truth or False: The four basic financial statements will NEVER connect to one another.
- Truth or False: There are notes to the financial statements that help users understand how the amounts were derived and what other information may affect their decisions.
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- Reports a company’s revenues less expenses over a period of time.
- An obligation, financial, or service-based, between two parties that hasn’t been fulfilled or paid in full (creditors). What cash minus stockholders' equity equals.
- A separate entity from both a legal and accounting perspective. Public or private business whose owners are not liable for business debts.
- Business owned by 2 or more people; they’re personally liable for all business debts.
- Acronym for independent organization with primary responsibility for establishing U.S. GAAP.
- Statement of _________. Reports the way that net income and dividends distribution affected the financial position of the company during the period.
- Statement of _________. Reports cash receipts & cash payments over a period of time in the categories of operating, investing, and financing.
- Acronym for the Congressional Act that provides regulation of auditors and the services they offer.
- Activity part of the Statement of Cash Flow. Involve transactions borrowing from banks, repaying bank loans, receiving cash from stockholders for company stock, or paying dividends to stockholders. (Long Term Liabilities & Stockholders’ Equity).
- Activity part of the Statement of Cash Flow. Involve transactions directly from running the business to earn profit. (Current Assets & Current Liabilities).
- All costs “incurred” when doing business that are necessary to earn revenues.
25 Clues: The language of business. • When Revenues < Expenses. • When Revenues > Expenses, also known as profit. • Amounts earned from selling products or services to customers. • Reports a company’s revenues less expenses over a period of time. • All costs “incurred” when doing business that are necessary to earn revenues. • ...
Intro to Business Chapter 1 2025-08-25
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- Defined by how many goods and services people can buy the money they have
- Government agencies that Establish rules and regulations
- Occurs when business expenses exceed revenues
- Person who sees a new opportunity for a product or service and risks time and money to start a business with the goal of making profit
- Groups whose members try to influence business and governments on specific issues
- Includes not only digital tech but also all machines required to help get things done
- Help sell good and services to costumers
- Entrepreneurship, natural resources,capital, human resources, and knowledge
- Amount of money a business makes after paying for all of its costs
- allow the organization to create products, systems, or cultures that are not easily replicable.
- Using the internet to facilitate every aspect of running a busines
- Costs incurred in running the business, such as salaries and rents
- Intangible products–things you cant touch–such as education, recreation, or health care
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- Formed to make money, or profits, by selling goods or services
- The buying and selling of products or services over computer networks
- The arena of forces that encourage or discourage the development of business
- Society general well-being as measured by standard of loving, health care, education opportunities freedom happiness and environmental health
- Are tangible products–things you can tough–such as food, clothing, appliances, gasoline, and books
- Any activity that seeks to make a profit by satisfying needs through selling goods or services generating revenue.
- The total amount of money that the selling goods or services produced during a defined period of time
- The exchange of goods or services for an agreed sum of money
- Group of people who work together to accomplish a specific purpose
- To earn enough profit to cover its expenses and further its goals
- Person or organization that supplies raw materials, services, equipment, labor, energy and other products
- Possibility that the owner or owners of a business may invest time and money in the enterprise and fail
- the movement of the world economy toward becoming a more interdependent system.
- Amount of output give the amount of input
- people or organizations that are rivals for a company's customers or resources.
- A company such as a public utility that is the only one in its industry has no particular incentive to improve service with its customers because it knows they have nowhere else to go.
29 Clues: Help sell good and services to costumers • Amount of output give the amount of input • Occurs when business expenses exceed revenues • Government agencies that Establish rules and regulations • The exchange of goods or services for an agreed sum of money • Formed to make money, or profits, by selling goods or services • ...
Finance Key terms 2015-12-14
Across
- Amount of money a business must pay back (loans, leases etc.)
- Amount of money a business gains after costs (Revenue – total costs)
- A periodic cost that varies in step with the output or the sales revenue of a company.
- Amount of money a business expects to obtain
- Money obtained from a business' Goods or Services
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- Amount of money a business loses
- Non-recurring costs associated with setting up a business, such as accountant's fees, legal fees etc.
- the amount of money that is regularly spent on things such as salaries, heating, lighting, and rent
- when the profits are equal to the costs.
- A total amount of all the business’ costs
- business costs, such as rent, that are constant whatever the quantity of goods or services produced.
- income, especially when of a company or organization and of a substantial nature.
12 Clues: Amount of money a business loses • when the profits are equal to the costs. • A total amount of all the business’ costs • Amount of money a business expects to obtain • Money obtained from a business' Goods or Services • Amount of money a business must pay back (loans, leases etc.) • Amount of money a business gains after costs (Revenue – total costs) • ...
ENT 02. How to start a business? 2018-07-11
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- thinking you must have to create a business plan
- funds needed to cover the cost of a business
- a group of individuals hired to get your business off the ground
- particular sign that can help people easily identify your company products
- place an area or environment where you can do business
- huddles you face on the road to success
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- an organization that affects your business from how you file your taxes to your personal liability if something goes wrong
- to spread the word about your new business through social media or other means of communication
- policy that protects you from incidents like property damage, theft or even customer lawsuit
- company partners to help in running your business better
- strength that is required to starting a business
- a written document that helps to figure out where a company is going
12 Clues: huddles you face on the road to success • funds needed to cover the cost of a business • thinking you must have to create a business plan • strength that is required to starting a business • company partners to help in running your business better • a group of individuals hired to get your business off the ground • ...
TUTORIAL 2 - BUSINESS STUDIES - SEM 1 BBA LLB 2021-11-25
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- PREVENTION OF RISKS
- MAJOR COMPONENT OF PLANNING
- PART OF THE PLANNING PROCESS
- EXAMPLE OF PROFESSION
- TOP LEVEL MANAGEMENT
- THE FEAR OF MANY BUSINESSES
- THE FATHER OF MANAGEMENT PRINCIPLES
- A MUST FOR EVERY BUSINESS
- THE MAIN OBJECTIVE OF ANY BUSINESS
- WHEN 2 PEOPLE OR MORE THAN 2 PEOPLE COME TOGETHER FOR BUSINESS
- MIDDLE LEVEL MANAGEMENT
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- GOODS SENT TO OTHER COUNTRIES
- EXAMPLE OF MNC
- MOSTLY OPERATED BY THE GOVERNMENT
- ONE MAN SHOW
- FORM OF PAYMENT TO EMPLOYEES
- GOODS IN EXCHANGE OF GOODS
- GOODS SOLD WITHIN THE COUNTRY
- HUGE CAPITAL REQUIRED FOR THIS SECTOR
- EXAMPLE OF PUBLIC SECTOR
20 Clues: ONE MAN SHOW • EXAMPLE OF MNC • PREVENTION OF RISKS • TOP LEVEL MANAGEMENT • EXAMPLE OF PROFESSION • MIDDLE LEVEL MANAGEMENT • EXAMPLE OF PUBLIC SECTOR • A MUST FOR EVERY BUSINESS • GOODS IN EXCHANGE OF GOODS • MAJOR COMPONENT OF PLANNING • THE FEAR OF MANY BUSINESSES • PART OF THE PLANNING PROCESS • FORM OF PAYMENT TO EMPLOYEES • GOODS SENT TO OTHER COUNTRIES • ...
Vocab Crossword 2023-03-12
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- To make a product
- The things you have to pay off
- No. of pieces x the cost you sell them for
- Work
- What you have
- The cost of a product
- How rare an item is
- What customers want
- Item to buy
- Someone who makes a product
- A idea to promote your business
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- What is in stock
- Business person
- A task or job that someone does
- A provided item
- A corporation or company who makes money
- A community of shared money to sustain it
- Someone who buys a product
- To buy or get
- The money from revenue - cost
20 Clues: Work • Item to buy • What you have • To buy or get • Business person • A provided item • What is in stock • To make a product • How rare an item is • What customers want • The cost of a product • Someone who buys a product • Someone who makes a product • The money from revenue - cost • The things you have to pay off • A task or job that someone does • A idea to promote your business • ...
Topic 7 - The Industrial Revolution 2021-07-27
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- money used to invest
- chemist that link microbes and disease
- multistory buildings divided into apartments
- movement of people to cities
- separate iron from its ore
- business organization in shipping
- an association to fix prices
- drugs that prevents pain during surgery
- Swedish chemist who invented dynamite
- organizations of workers
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- business that are owned by investors
- classless society
- working class
- taking over and consolidating land
- a person who starts a business
- greatest happiness for greatest number
- shares in companies
- private roads
- a machine that generates electricity
- German doctor that identify tuberculosis
- people as a whole over private individuals
21 Clues: working class • private roads • classless society • shares in companies • money used to invest • organizations of workers • separate iron from its ore • movement of people to cities • an association to fix prices • a person who starts a business • business organization in shipping • taking over and consolidating land • business that are owned by investors • ...
Chpater 2 Vocabulary 2013-04-23
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- one that is interdependently operated
- the people who buy shares in a company
- not organized to make a profit
- s the written contract between the franchise seller and buyer
- doing business internationally
- a company where their shares a not offered publicly
- a business that is owned and operated by one person
- shareholder's are responsible for a company's debts
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- does not have restriction on the number of share holders
- are standards that society believes people should follow.
- 16. the care for others whose actions can be affected in a damaging way
- responsibility of paying all the debts or liabilities of a sole proprietorship
- a business that exists independently of its owners
- a form of business which two or more people own and operate the buisness together
- are business owned and operated by a group of people with common interests
- a legal entity that exists independently of its owners.
16 Clues: not organized to make a profit • doing business internationally • one that is interdependently operated • the people who buy shares in a company • a business that exists independently of its owners • a company where their shares a not offered publicly • a business that is owned and operated by one person • shareholder's are responsible for a company's debts • ...
Big Business Key Terms 2013-01-10
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- Companies: Corporations that hold the stocks and bonds of numerous companies
- Business owned by two or more co-owners
- Money for investment
- consolidation: Gaining control of many different businesses
- economic system that companies compete for profits
- Ownership in a corporation
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- When similar companies in the same industry enter into agreement to break competition in order to manipulate prices and supply
- conduct business in its own name in the same way that an individual does
- People who give money to worthy causes
- one company buys more than half the stock in another company
- A share of profit
- Board of trustees, which Rockefeller controlled and managed the companies as a single unit
- A government should play a limited role in a business
- Complete control of a product or service
- Someone who starts their own business
- consolidation: Involves bringing together many firms that were in the same business
16 Clues: A share of profit • Money for investment • Ownership in a corporation • Someone who starts their own business • People who give money to worthy causes • Business owned by two or more co-owners • Complete control of a product or service • economic system that companies compete for profits • A government should play a limited role in a business • ...
Takeovers and Mergers 2012-09-23
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- Actions taken by the government to intervene in the workings of markets - for example imposing taxes, legislation, etc.
- Growth of revenues and profits arising when a firm buys another business (takeover).
- Costs or losses that arise as a result of the transaction.
- Where one business acquires another business.
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- Expansion by a business which acquires other businesses operating at different stages of the supply chain.
- Expansion by a business which acquires other businesses operating at same stage of the supply chain.
- A strategy of expanding into different markets with different products. Often seen as the most risky business strategy.
- Someone that has an interest in a business.
- The coming together of two businesses.
- Verifying the financial, legal and commercial position of a target business.
- When combined elements produce a total effect that is greater than the sum of the individual elements.
- Growth of revenues and profits that arise when a firm expands its existing operations and product ranges, rather than acquiring another business.
12 Clues: The coming together of two businesses. • Someone that has an interest in a business. • Where one business acquires another business. • Costs or losses that arise as a result of the transaction. • Verifying the financial, legal and commercial position of a target business. • Growth of revenues and profits arising when a firm buys another business (takeover). • ...
Entrepreneurship 2023-03-17
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- A brief speech that defines a person, process, product, service, organization, or event and its value
- Money that is left after all the expenses of running a business have been deducted from the income
- The process of getting into and operating one's own business
- Shares or ownership stakes in a business
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- An individual who undertakes the creation, organization, and ownership of a business
- A new method, idea, product, etc.
- A type of young business that develops a unique product or service and bring it to the market
- 30 second/100 words or less action oriented description to create "hook"
- An original model to test out how real consumers will interact with the product or service
- The process of gathering voluntary contributions of money or other resources from individuals, businesses, foundations, or governmental agencies
- document that describes a new business plan and strategy to launch that business
- business A type of business that sets their goal on long-term, stable growth in an existing market
12 Clues: A new method, idea, product, etc. • Shares or ownership stakes in a business • The process of getting into and operating one's own business • 30 second/100 words or less action oriented description to create "hook" • document that describes a new business plan and strategy to launch that business • ...
Accounting 1 2025-03-21
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- the difference between total revenue and total expenses when total expenses are greater
- Organized summaries of a business's financial activities.
- Balance the side of the account that is increased
- the amount remaining after the value of all liabilities is subtracted from the value of all assets
- an increase in owner’s equity resulting from the operation of a business
- the amount in an account
- A person whose profession is the creating and preparing of financial information for a business.
- the account used to summarize the owner’s equity in a business
- Ledger a ledger that contains all accounts needed to prepare financial statements
- a business activity that changes assets, liabilities, or owner’s equity
- a financial statement that reports assets, liabilities, and owner’s equity on a specific date
- a proof of the equality of debits and credits in a general ledger
- financial reports that summarize the financial condition and
- a decrease in owner’s equity resulting from the operation of a business
- determining that the amount of cash agrees with the balance of the cash account in the accounting records
- transferring information from a journal entry to a ledger account
- Cycle The series of accounting activities included in recording financial information for a fiscal period.
- the length of time for which a business summarizes and reports financial information
- the recording of debit and credit parts of a transaction entry: information for each transaction recorded in a journal
- A record summarizing all the information pertaining to a single item in the accounting equation.
- the difference between total revenue and total expenses when total revenue is greater
- an amount recorded on the right side of a T account
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- a business paper from which information is obtained for a journal entry
- a columnar accounting form used to summarize the general ledger information needed to prepare financial statements
- a journal with two amount columns in which all kinds of entries can be recorded
- an amount recorded on the left side of a T account
- journal entries used to prepare temporary accounts for a new fiscal period
- an accounting device used to analyze transactions
- the number assigned to an account
- anything of value that is owned
- An equation showing the relationship between assets, liabilities, and equity.
- accounts used to accumulate information from one fiscal period to the next
- The planning, recording, analyzing, and interpreting of financial information.
- accounts used to accumulate information until it is transferred to the owner’s capital account
- An account used to record that cash is owed to your business by other party - money you need to receive.
- an amount owed by a business
- An account used to record that cash is owed by your business to another party - money you need to pay.
- a financial statement showing the revenue and expenses for a fiscal period
- an amount of cash kept on hand and used for making small payments
- of a business
- recording transactions in a journal
41 Clues: of a business • the amount in an account • an amount owed by a business • anything of value that is owned • the number assigned to an account • recording transactions in a journal • an accounting device used to analyze transactions • Balance the side of the account that is increased • an amount recorded on the left side of a T account • ...
Personal Finance - Credit 2023-04-25
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- party extending credit.
- private firm that maintains credit rating
- party receiving credit.
- the potential that credit will not be repaid
- loan for a specific amount of money repaid with interest in regular payments.
- credit granted to a business by a financial institution or another company.
- property that borrower uses to secure a loan.
- credit card used only in the stores of a specific business.
- numerical measure of a loan applicant's creditworthiness.
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- does not close when the balance is paid off.
- represents the cost of a loan expressed as a percent of the amount borrowed.
- shows principal plus interest for each payment of a loan.
- line of credit from one business to another for a short period of time.
- credit granted to individual consumers by a retail business.
- loan must be repaid with interest by a specified date or schedule.
- amount of money borrowed.
- federal act to state the APR of loans.
17 Clues: party extending credit. • party receiving credit. • amount of money borrowed. • federal act to state the APR of loans. • private firm that maintains credit rating • does not close when the balance is paid off. • the potential that credit will not be repaid • property that borrower uses to secure a loan. • shows principal plus interest for each payment of a loan. • ...
Topic 5 voabulary 20 sg 2024-11-15
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- A __ is a business organization owned and operated by a group of individuals for their shared benefit
- More and more businesses are using __
- Business owned by 2 or more people who agree on a division of responsibilities and profits
- no specialized skills
- One person hold the liability and the other invests the money
- No owner, often run by a board
- Function like a general partnership but each partner only has a limited amount of liability
- Is when two or more firms competing in the same market join
- Most complex form of business
- very few stockholders
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- stocks bought and sold in financial markets
- Business owned by one person
- Decline of traditional strongholds
- In reality very few _ occur in the US
- Help corporations grow
- is when 2 or more firms involved in different stages of production join together
- Semi independent business that pays fees to a parent company for the exclusive right to sell something in an area
17 Clues: no specialized skills • very few stockholders • Help corporations grow • Business owned by one person • Most complex form of business • No owner, often run by a board • Decline of traditional strongholds • More and more businesses are using __ • In reality very few _ occur in the US • stocks bought and sold in financial markets • ...
Business Ownership & Registration 2025-04-28
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- Privately owned and operated investment firms
- Wealth in the form of money or property
- Groups of individuals who invest money in various types of companies in search of making a profit
- Amounts of money borrowed that will accumulate interest
- Money or other resources needed to pay for a part of the company and to furnish with the necessary funds to operate
- MOST common type of business
- Issuing loans in small amounts
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- Most COMPLEX type of business
- Independent agency of the executive branch of the federal government
- Person purchasing a location of a business to operate under another's trade name
- Law which allows a group of people to conduct business as a single unit
- Guaranteed by collateral
- Right or license to sell a company's product or service at a designated location
- Governing body of a corporation
- LEAST common type of business
- Type of Partnership where partners have EQUAL liability
- Type of Partnership where partners have an UNEQUAL share and liability
17 Clues: Guaranteed by collateral • MOST common type of business • Most COMPLEX type of business • LEAST common type of business • Issuing loans in small amounts • Governing body of a corporation • Wealth in the form of money or property • Privately owned and operated investment firms • Amounts of money borrowed that will accumulate interest • ...
Chapter 6 Vocabulary 2021-11-11
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- a government agency that helps a small business maintain their business/company
- is an inventio or a creation
- someone who risks the start of their business to earn profit
- when a business needs money for their main resources that will last for years
- a business with less than 500 employees
- total money that is needed to start a business
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- is money that is provided by large investors to have a chance to be profitable
- the money to pay for current activities going on for a business
- is a independent business with less than 500 employees
- written out description of the business idea and hoe if will be preformed
- an increase of change in a product or service
- process of starting, managing, responsibility for a business
12 Clues: is an inventio or a creation • a business with less than 500 employees • an increase of change in a product or service • total money that is needed to start a business • is a independent business with less than 500 employees • someone who risks the start of their business to earn profit • process of starting, managing, responsibility for a business • ...
Biz Terms :107-108-112-117 2021-10-19
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- Something that is popular
- business controlled by inventors "McDonalds"
- Money that you have
- Facts and information
- Morals and good behavior
- a situation or chance to do something
- Qualities and standards you find important
- Consumers that have the same wants and needs
- Never giving up
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- How a person is viewed
- Two or more people running a business
- Characteristics of a population
- Doing something for money
- Taking a chance
- Stockholder
- Confidence in a person
- Introducing something new
- Picture in your mind of what should happen
- Starting a business
19 Clues: Stockholder • Taking a chance • Never giving up • Money that you have • Starting a business • Facts and information • How a person is viewed • Confidence in a person • Morals and good behavior • Something that is popular • Doing something for money • Introducing something new • Characteristics of a population • Two or more people running a business • a situation or chance to do something • ...
group 1 2019-02-03
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- training in a new Job
- too much cars
- job fair
- decide too soon about something
- business on the internet
- has an impact
- place you are going to
- tell the truth
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- money you make out of business
- starts their own business
- effective and productive
- manage the company
- provides a design service
- good at creating things and initiate original ideas
- work with people
- decrease
16 Clues: job fair • decrease • too much cars • has an impact • tell the truth • work with people • manage the company • training in a new Job • place you are going to • effective and productive • business on the internet • starts their own business • provides a design service • money you make out of business • decide too soon about something • good at creating things and initiate original ideas
APPLIED ECONOMICS 2024-12-04
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- The offers addresses in recognized business districts, instantly
- values are standards of behavior that outline what is acceptable business practice.
- The individuals and businesses that purchase goods and services from another business.
- The goals for growth and explains how you will achieve them.
- Is a strategic process that helps businesses set a direction, anticipate growth, and prepare for challenges.
- Is a specific group of people or businesses that are most likely to buy your products or services.
- Is a period of time when a business focuses on immediate operational needs and short-term solutions.
- Is a document that outlines a company's goals, strategies, and financial projections.
- The offers financial and operational planning and analytics that create a connected enterprise experience.
- Is a central bank's strategy for managing the money supply and interest rates to control inflation and promote economic growth.
- Is a competitive exchange among rival companies who lower the price points on their products, in a strategic attempt to undercut one another and capture greater market share.
- provided by a government and funded through taxes.
- Is a home business plan from Synergy that is for premises where the electricity is used for both residential and general purposes, and the circuit wiring is not separate.
- The income statement, the cash flow projection, the balance sheet, and the statement of shareholders' equity.
- Is a secret agreement between competitors to gain an unfair advantage in the market.
- Is a government's use of taxation and spending to influence the economy, and it's not directly related to a business plan.
- Is one of the three core financial statements that are used to evaluate a business.
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- The process of dividing a company's target market into groups of customers with similar needs and behaviors.
- A company ceasing operations following its inability to make a profit or to bring in enough.
- The economy will not grow as quickly as it could, and it may start to slow down.
- An organization's assets and are thus the basic building blocks of the organization.
- In a business plan is the point where supply and demand are balanced, and prices are stable.
- Is typically measured by its net worth, which is also known as shareholders' equity or book value.
- The profit you make as a result of your investments.
- A business plan is when a business has more cash coming in than going out.
- Is an economic condition where inflation and stagnation occur simultaneously.
- Governments can fund this money back into the economy in the form of loans or other funding forms.
- Is a process where prices of consumer goods and services fall and money increases in value.
- The people that are employed in a company and contribute to its operations through their skills.
- Is an incentive given by the government to individuals or businesses in the form of cash, grants, or tax breaks that improve the supply of certain goods and services.
30 Clues: provided by a government and funded through taxes. • The profit you make as a result of your investments. • The goals for growth and explains how you will achieve them. • The offers addresses in recognized business districts, instantly • A business plan is when a business has more cash coming in than going out. • ...
BELVIDERE BUSINESSES 2022-09-24
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- MAGICIAN AT 318 WATER ST
- WC LAW ENFORCEMENT TEAM HQ AT 199 HARDWICK ST
- WHAT IS AT 809 OXFORD ST
- HE CUTS HAIR AT 13 MARKET ST
- SHE DOES YOUR HAIR AT 318 WATER ST
- BUSINESS AT 4 HARDWICK ST
- WHAT THE SKOOGYS ON WATER ST SELLS
- _________ _____ PARK
- TYPE OF SHOP AT 627 THIRD ST
- _______ PACKING COMPANY
- NAME OF AUTO PARTS BUSINESS IN TOWN
- PHONE COMPAINY ON PAUL ST
- NAME OF ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ON OXFORD ST
- BELVIDERE _______ APARTMENTS ON PROSPECT ST
- TYPE OF HOUSING AT 304 WATER ST
- TYPE OF MATERIAL THEY WORK WITH AT 616 HARDWICK ST
- __ DISTRIBUTING ON FRONT ST
- BELVIDERE ________ FREE BRIDGE
- THIS IS AT 45 FRONT ST
- WHAT THEY SELL AT 245 WATER ST
- TYPE OF BUSINESS AT 6 MARKET ST
- TYPE OF CHURCH AT 219 HARDWICK ST
- NAME OF STREET THE ROAD DEPT IS ON
- THEATRE COMPANY IN TOWN
- _________ BEAUTY SUPPLY 128 MANSFIELD ST
- ______ FAMILY PRACTICE 500 GREENWICH ST
- BUSINESS AT 1 JAMES ST
- THESE ARE TAKEN CARE OF AT THE SKOOGYS ON MARKET ST
- DINER OWNED BY PARTY WITH THE SAME NAME AS ONE OF JOHN CANDY'S ICONIC ROLES
- TYPE OF RECREATIONAL FACILITY AT 101 MANUNKACHUNK RD
- THE SKOOGYS BUSINESS ON GREENWICH ST
- BAR AT 1 GREENWICH ST
- TYPE OF MEMORIAL AT 413 SECOND ST
- _______ ________ POST 131
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- ST _________ CHURCH
- _____ VOLTAGE AT 319 MILL ST
- PUBLIC BUILDING AT 413 SECOND ST
- BUSINESS AT 8 MARKET ST TAKES CARE OF THIS
- FAMILY NAME OF THE OWNERS OF FUNERAL HOME ON HARDWICK ST
- ESTABLISHMENT AT 155 MARKET ST
- NAME OF THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ON THIRD ST
- BUSINESS AT 430 FRONT ST
- THE ONE OF ROBIN HOODS MERRY MEN WHO OWN A PIZZA JOINT IN BELVIDERE
- THE TYPE OF PAINTING YOU ALLEGEDLY GET AT 319 HARDWICK ST
- ____ _____ FIRE COMPANY
- WARREN COUNTY AGENCY AT 535 OXFORD ST
- _______ FIELD
- TYPE OF BUSINESS AT 95 MANUNKACHUNK RD
- BELVIDERE AMBULANCE ____
- TYPE OF BUSINESS AT 10 MARKET ST
- STREET THE POLICE DEPT IS ON
- RESTURAUNT AT 314 WATER ST
- STREET THE WC PUBLIC DEFENDERS OFFICE IS ON
- ______ PRODUCTS 316 FRONT ST
- NAME OF GROUP HOME AT 400 PROSPECT ST
- _____ BAPTIST CHURCH
- _____ ON MANSFIELD AT 106 MANSFIELD ST
- FAMILY NAME FOR LUMBER COMPANY ON SECOND ST
- STREET THE POST OFFICE IS ON
- WHO IS ADVOCATED AT 537 OXFORD ST
- JEWLER AT 4 MARKET ST
- TYPE OF BUSINESS AT 312 WATER ST
- STREET THE BELVIDERE GROUP HOME IS ON
- TOW COMPANY ON WATER ST
- _______ AND LAMP SHOP AT 10 MARKET ST
- UNITED ________ CHURCH ON MANSFIELD ST
- EATERY ON FRONT ST
- 76 _____
- OWNER OF LIQUOR STOREA T 247 WATER ST
- LAST NAME OF CPA ON FRONT ST
- BUSINESS AT 253 WATER ST
- ___ ABSTRACT INC 413 SECOND ST
- MARSHALLS ________
- BANK ON MANSFIELD ST
- WHAT STREET ARE THE SHERIFFS ON
- ________ TEMPLE ON FRONT ST
76 Clues: 76 _____ • _______ FIELD • EATERY ON FRONT ST • MARSHALLS ________ • ST _________ CHURCH • _________ _____ PARK • _____ BAPTIST CHURCH • BANK ON MANSFIELD ST • JEWLER AT 4 MARKET ST • BAR AT 1 GREENWICH ST • THIS IS AT 45 FRONT ST • BUSINESS AT 1 JAMES ST • ____ _____ FIRE COMPANY • _______ PACKING COMPANY • TOW COMPANY ON WATER ST • THEATRE COMPANY IN TOWN • MAGICIAN AT 318 WATER ST • ...
Baking 2026-03-05
Across
- a restaurant that quickly provides a limited selection of food at low prices
- employees that work on the food production line
- helps businesses to find the right employees
- company that sells products and equipment to the foodservice industry
- exepense other than food and wages
- common type of ownership used by chain restaurants
- helps chefs to select the food products and equipment
- a method where entry-level employees are rotated
- written permission to participate in a business activity
- a self-motivated person who creates and runs a business
- works to pay for daily expenses
- works closely with food scientists to produce new food products
- uses culinary science to set new standards in food technology
- responsible for preparing cold food items
- oversees the work of the entire restaurant
- employees getting work experience in many different tasks
- works under the guidance of a skilled worker to learn the skills of a particular trade or art
- prepares ingredients to be used by the line cooks
- general preference or dislike for something within an industry
- supervises and sometimes assists other chefs
- a restaurant that has two or more locations that sell the same products and are operated by the same company
- buys food and supplies for restaurants
- proof that you are an expert in a specific topic
- restaurant where servers take customer orders and then bring the food to the table
- supplies food and lodging to customers who are away from home
- businesses or individuals may buy and sell products
- divides land into sections that can be used for different purposes
- offers advice and information to other foodservice business owners and managers
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- military like system in a kitchen
- eanrs more than enough to pay for daily expenses
- a style of cooking
- has one or more owners and is not part of a national restaurant business
- food for special occasions is made at a customer's location
- manages all kitchen operations
- coordinates the food for each function
- legal association of two or more people who share the ownership of the business
- manages the banquet operations
- responsible for making baked items
- business that has only one owner
- coordinates and assigns duties to the serving staff
- the money a business makes after paying all of its expenses
- document that describes a new business and a strategy to launch that business
- restaurant where costumers serve themselves or at a counter
- contract between a business and an insurance company
- restaurant with an upscale atmosphere, excellent food and service, and higher menu prices
- a job such as a cashier or dishwasher
- an individual or a group of people granted with the legal rights to form a business
- orders ingredients for menu dishes
- a caterer prepares and delivers food from a central kitchen to different locations
- an advanced culinary student
50 Clues: a style of cooking • an advanced culinary student • manages all kitchen operations • manages the banquet operations • works to pay for daily expenses • business that has only one owner • military like system in a kitchen • exepense other than food and wages • responsible for making baked items • orders ingredients for menu dishes • a job such as a cashier or dishwasher • ...
