business Crossword Puzzles
Credit Cards 2019-08-05
12 Clues: No Annual • 6mo 0% APR • Basic Credit Card • Personal Build Credit • Business Build Credit • Business With Rewards • Annual Fee on Non Secured • Personal With Low Interest • Business with Low Interest • Personal Credit Card with Rewards • Annual Fee on Personal Secured Cards • Annual Fee on Business Secured cards
EA Quiz 1 2013-11-04
Across
- Represents the people relationships within the enterprise.
- Describes the entities involved in each perspective of the enterprise.
- ___provides capability to generate products, services, responsiveness, individualization and customer happiness
- __________________Architecture manages information storage and retrieval in support of the enterprise objectives. It addresses location considerations and how information is utilized
- A set of assumptions, concepts, values and practices that constitutes a way of viewing reality
- Shows locations and interconnections within the enterprise.
- Net become a key medium for global marketing that provided low-cost repository of product and service information
- An area of common activity and goals within an organization or between several organizations, where information and other resources are exchanged
- Generic framework and methodology for development of technical architectures.
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- ___________ marketplaces.Enable enterprises to sell goods and services to other business on the Net
- Shows the functions within each perspective.
- ____________________ architecture models the business enterprise using logical service units (business processes) and the events that trigger them to represent the re-architected approach to satisfying customer requirements.elephant Has a trunk
- E-___________. Business model centered on the purpose of buying and selling to consumers online
- __________________architecture Describes how the enterprise use, manage and maintain information.
- Corresponds to an executive summary for a planner who wants an estimate of the size, cost and functionality of the system.
- _______ model:Used by a system analyst who must determine the data elements and software functions that represents the business model.
- Describes the motivations of the enterprise. This reveals the enterprise goals and objectives, business plan, knowledge architecture and knowledge design.
- The fundamental organization of a system embodied in its components, their relationships to each other, and to the environment and the principle guiding its design evolution
- ____pplications streamline the process of collecting, presenting and paying repetitive consumer charges such as credit card, telephone and utility bills.
- The software and hardware infrastructure needed to support information and systems. (one of EA architecture)
20 Clues: Shows the functions within each perspective. • Represents the people relationships within the enterprise. • Shows locations and interconnections within the enterprise. • Describes the entities involved in each perspective of the enterprise. • Generic framework and methodology for development of technical architectures. • ...
BBI20 X-WORD PUZZLE REVIEW Week 1 2021-02-05
Across
- Aims to earn revenue for others and does not earn a profit
- Something in life that you do not need to live, but will bring you happiness
- A business that is owned and operated by a single person
- A legal entity that is owned by shareholders and is separate from the owners
- Something is this when a products demand is greatly affected by price changes
- Things that last for a short period of time and generate large demand
- New, better products that generate demand and affect pricing of products
- A business that is privately owned by a few private shareholders or investors
- When a company picks their price point, thereby picking their competition
- When a business is owned and operated by two or more individuals
- A business owned by the public, who are shareholders in the company
- A factor related to money that can affect a consumers demand for something
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- A tactic that businesses use to convince you that you need something
- A revenue that affects what you can or cannot buy
- A product that has replaced a similar product for a variety of reasons, like price
- A business owned by the federal or local government
- The quantity of a product or service a consumer can or is willing to buy
- A thing that is necessary in life to live and survive
- the difference between revenue and expenses
- Something that exists to satisfy consumer wants and needs and to make a profit
- Strictly aims to earn a profit
- As a price rises, the demand lowers. As a price goes down, the demand rises
- A factor unrelated to money that can affect a consumers demand for something
- A business that already exists and can be bought into through owning local stores
24 Clues: Strictly aims to earn a profit • the difference between revenue and expenses • A revenue that affects what you can or cannot buy • A business owned by the federal or local government • A thing that is necessary in life to live and survive • A business that is owned and operated by a single person • Aims to earn revenue for others and does not earn a profit • ...
BASIC TERMS IN ACCOUNTING 2022-06-19
Across
- The documentary evidence in support of a transaction
- It is the amount taken from the business by the owner for personal use.
- It is a measure of something on hand goods, spares, and other items in a business.
- It is the total amount of goods procured by a business on credit and on cash, for use or sale.
- They are persons who owe to an enterprise an amount for buying goods and services on credit.
- The excess of revenues of a period over its related expenses during an accounting year is.
- Spending money or incurring liability for some benefit, service, or property received is
- It refers to the products in which the business unit is dealing
- A event involving some value between two or more entities
- It is the deduction in the price of the goods sold.
- Is an example of an intangible asset.
- It is a long-term liability.
- These are total revenues from goods or services provided to customers
- the future.
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- These are the amounts the business earned by selling its products
- It is an example of a current asset
- It is an example of a fixed asset.
- These are economic resources of an enterprise that can be usefully expressed in monetary terms.
- Costs incurred by a business in the process of earning revenue are known as
- It is an example of liabilities.
- These assets are held on a short-term basis
- They are persons who have to be paid by an enterprise an amount for providing the enterprise goods and services on credit.
- The excess of expenses of a period over its related revenues is termed as
- These are obligations or debts that an enterprise has to pay at some time
- A profit that arises from events or transactions which are incidental to the business
- Amount invested by the owner in the firm
- It means a thing that has a definite individual existence
27 Clues: the future. • It is a long-term liability. • It is an example of liabilities. • It is an example of a fixed asset. • It is an example of a current asset • Is an example of an intangible asset. • Amount invested by the owner in the firm • These assets are held on a short-term basis • It is the deduction in the price of the goods sold. • ...
Business Word Review 2020-05-28
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- A form of business owned by one or more people with the intent of making profit.
- Are the resources owned by a business.
- The basic resources, facilities needed for the functioning of a business or organization.
- Listing assets based on how fast they could be turned into cash.
- margin, The amount of the selling price of a product that is above the cost of the products or service to the business selling the product or service.
- Is equal to total assets minus total liabilities and stands for the value of the company that is claimed by the owner(s).
- A form of businesses owned by shareholders who get to share in the profits of the corporation and get to vote for the directors.
- A business enterprise in which the expectation of gain is accompanied by the risk of loss or failure.
- A percentage of sales paid by the franchisee to the franchiser.
- Gives the creator of an invention the sole right to make and sell the invention for a set period of time.
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- An individual or firm that will give start up capital in exchange for shares of ownership.
- Is the cost of assets consumed or services used in the process of earning revenue or operating a company.
- The amount of cash you need to start and run your company.
- Is a business that provides banking services for profit: deposits, lending, money, and processing transactions.
- promotions, Are non-personal promotional efforts that are designed to have an immediate impact on sales.
- Capitalists, Those who provide investments for new businesses.
- Are the claims against the assets of the creditors.
- The actual method a company pays for to get their message to their customers i.e.. TV, radio.
- skimming, Is a price strategy in which a marketer sets a relatively high price for a product.
- , Are sales that results from business activities performed to earn income.
20 Clues: Are the resources owned by a business. • Are the claims against the assets of the creditors. • The amount of cash you need to start and run your company. • Capitalists, Those who provide investments for new businesses. • A percentage of sales paid by the franchisee to the franchiser. • Listing assets based on how fast they could be turned into cash. • ...
The Rise of Bug Business 2018-12-09
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- This took out competition so government could be successful in commercial business
- Organized the American Railway Union
- means of production are owned and controlled by the state
- Before the era of prohibition the brewing industry grew with new technology of refrigeration and companies creating saloons
- Rockefeller expansion into new business involved this branch of business
- Late 19th century philosophers thought extraordinary success was caused by the process of natural selection
- Individual freedom in restraint from free competition and a self regulating market
- Successful strikes that helped this organization win higher wages and shorter workweeks
- Organized the United Mine Workers of America and supported the Great Strike
- A company that has gone through a legislative/registration process
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- His Cigar Makers' International Union to join with other craft unions which was an example of unionism creating labor organization
- This was the former American business system that progressed into collective/governmental ownership
- A firm that bought out all its competitors so that it could achieve monopoly,or complete control over its industry's production,wages, and prices
- A group of radical unionists and socialists in Chicago, 1905
- Innovated vertical/horizontal integration that led his steel business to produce the largest proportion of the Nation's steel
- Country follows state socialism and creates a program of government within business
- used trust agreements to gain control of the oil industry in America
- A business that produces services or products
- expansion of industry resulted from the growth of prompted laborers to form unions to better their lives
- Workers of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad protested their second wage cut
- in 1890 this act made it illegal to form trust that interfered with free trade between states or with other countries
- Americans now worked at senior levels without actually owning the company
22 Clues: Organized the American Railway Union • A business that produces services or products • means of production are owned and controlled by the state • A group of radical unionists and socialists in Chicago, 1905 • A company that has gone through a legislative/registration process • used trust agreements to gain control of the oil industry in America • ...
Floral and Business Crossword 2024-10-31
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- Balanced and identical on both sides of a central axis.
- Elements that enhance and complete the overall design of a floral arrangement.
- A financial statement showing a company's assets, liabilities, and equity.
- in floral design refers to the visual stability of an arrangement.
- A ribbon tied into a decorative knot, often used in floral arrangements.
- The process of purchasing supplies and materials needed for floral design.
- Financial obligations or debts of a business.
- The use of recurring elements to create a sense of unity in a design.
- Any valuable item owned by a business, such as plants, equipment, or property.
- The pleasing combination of elements in a floral design.
- The main area in a floral arrangement that captures attention.
- A strategic plan for the future growth and development of a floral business.
- Is the element that draws attention and stands out in the arrangement.
- The flow and movement within a floral arrangement.
- A material used to hold flowers in place within a container.
- The overall cohesiveness and harmony of a floral design.
- Managing the financial resources of a floral business.
- The size relationship between different components in a floral design.
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- A document listing all the items in stock at a floral business.
- The total value of a business's assets minus its liabilities.
- Decorative material used in floral designs, often for wrapping or accents.
- The process of delivering floral products to customers.
- A financial report showing the inflow and outflow of cash in a business.
- The central line around which a floral arrangement is designed.
- A style of floral arrangement where flowers and greenery fall naturally.
- A material used to support and shape flowers in an arrangement.
- Immediate goals and strategies for a floral business.
- The size relationship between different parts of a floral arrangement.
- Tall flowers used to create structure in an arrangement.
- Not commonly used in floral design.
30 Clues: Not commonly used in floral design. • Financial obligations or debts of a business. • The flow and movement within a floral arrangement. • Immediate goals and strategies for a floral business. • Managing the financial resources of a floral business. • The process of delivering floral products to customers. • Balanced and identical on both sides of a central axis. • ...
Basic Accounting 2020-04-07
Across
- Debts the company owes or obligations the company has
- The amount of money the business has earned after paying taxes
- Derived by subtracting the cost of goods sold from net sales
- The loss in value of an asset
- Money which is available immediately
- The core of a company's accounting system
- The initial investment in the business as well as any retained earnings that are reinvested in the business
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- Shows the numerical balances determined by the chart of accounts
- Communicates information which tells specific details about a company
- Money which is coming into the business
- Expenses that are the daily expenses incurred in the operation of your business
- Strategies used to monitor a company's business resources
- Items of value owned by the company
13 Clues: The loss in value of an asset • Items of value owned by the company • Money which is available immediately • Money which is coming into the business • The core of a company's accounting system • Debts the company owes or obligations the company has • Strategies used to monitor a company's business resources • Derived by subtracting the cost of goods sold from net sales • ...
Revision 2019-10-18
Across
- links closely to objectives. a way in which business wants to achieve its gools
- an analysis technique for understanding what the business need
- Workers stand outside a place of work protesting
- the way top management must give instructions to lower managers
- what top management must have for the future of the business
- The second person in command
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- the four main general management functions
- slow when workers work a a slower pace than usual
- a leadership style where the leader does not listen to others
- a short name or phrase whereby a business can be identified
- a person makes an illegal copy of the original
- not a private business
- the name under which a business operates
13 Clues: not a private business • The second person in command • the name under which a business operates • the four main general management functions • a person makes an illegal copy of the original • Workers stand outside a place of work protesting • slow when workers work a a slower pace than usual • a short name or phrase whereby a business can be identified • ...
POBF 5.03 Business Activities 2016-11-17
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- The people who make or provide goods and services
- Intermediaries who help to move goods between producers and retailers by buying goods from producers and selling them to retailers.
- Relations All the activities a business engages in to interact with its customers.
- Management The process of accessing, processing, maintaining, evaluating, and disseminating knowledge, facts, or data for the purpose of assisting business decision making.
- ethics The basic principles that govern a business's
- The process of obtaining funds and using them to achieve the goals of the business.
- The rapid and unimpeded flow of capital, labor, and ideas across national.
- Power to influence or control the opinions or behavior of others.
- Management A style of management that is more participative and facilitative than traditional, controlling management.
- The process of coordinating resources in order to accomplish an organization's goals.
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- responsibility The duty of business to contribute to the well being of society.
- The basic principles that govern you.
- A type of producer that constructs roads, bridges, buildings, or houses.
- The economic process or activity of producing goods and services.
- The process of gathering, recording, and organizing, and reporting financial data.
- Fulfilling one's obligations in a dependable, reliable manner. The duty to get the job done.
- demands Manner in which individuals act that determines what they buy and sell.
- businesses A type of business that performs intangible activities that satisfy the wants of consumers and industrial users.
- Resources Management The process of planning, staffing, leading, and organizing the employees of the business.
- Authority Formal, direct authority that affects a business's day-to-day operations.
- Aggression A negotiating style in which one or both parties view the negotiation as a game-like challenge or rivalry; one or both parties consider only their interests to achieve a desired outcome.
21 Clues: The basic principles that govern you. • The people who make or provide goods and services • ethics The basic principles that govern a business's • The economic process or activity of producing goods and services. • Power to influence or control the opinions or behavior of others. • A type of producer that constructs roads, bridges, buildings, or houses. • ...
POBF 5.03 Business Activities 2016-11-17
Across
- Resources Management The process of planning, staffing, leading, and organizing the employees of the business.
- The economic process or activity of producing goods and services.
- The process of obtaining funds and using them to achieve the goals of the business.
- A type of producer that constructs roads, bridges, buildings, or houses.
- The process of coordinating resources in order to accomplish an organization's goals.
- responsibility The duty of business to contribute to the well being of society.
- Fulfilling one's obligations in a dependable, reliable manner. The duty to get the job done.
- Relations All the activities a business engages in to interact with its customers.
- Authority Formal, direct authority that affects a business's day-to-day operations.
- businesses A type of business that performs intangible activities that satisfy the wants of consumers and industrial users.
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- Management A style of management that is more participative and facilitative than traditional, controlling management.
- The rapid and unimpeded flow of capital, labor, and ideas across national.
- Intermediaries who help to move goods between producers and retailers by buying goods from producers and selling them to retailers.
- ethics The basic principles that govern a business's
- Aggression A negotiating style in which one or both parties view the negotiation as a game-like challenge or rivalry; one or both parties consider only their interests to achieve a desired outcome.
- Management The process of accessing, processing, maintaining, evaluating, and disseminating knowledge, facts, or data for the purpose of assisting business decision making.
- The people who make or provide goods and services
- The process of gathering, recording, and organizing, and reporting financial data.
- The basic principles that govern you.
- Power to influence or control the opinions or behavior of others.
- demands Manner in which individuals act that determines what they buy and sell.
21 Clues: The basic principles that govern you. • The people who make or provide goods and services • ethics The basic principles that govern a business's • The economic process or activity of producing goods and services. • Power to influence or control the opinions or behavior of others. • A type of producer that constructs roads, bridges, buildings, or houses. • ...
Communism VS Capitalism 2024-04-26
Across
- businesses are not profiting by much at all and are operating much slower than they could.
- what a country or community's wealth is based by how much money is being exchanged in a certain period of time.
- government provides citizens with universal access to essential services like healthcare and education and housing for all.
- people who started a busniess have more wealth than others who didn't start that busniess which does is _______________
- everyone has equal pay and equal access to basic needs.
- someone takes a risk to start their own business in a capitalist economy.
- only able to achieve in communist economy. Where one business controls all of a specific market leaving no competetion or entrepreneurship.
- type of economy where government owns all businesses and ensures everyone has what they need.
- a mix between capitalist and communist. There is a neccessary amount of government regulation but also enough freedom.
- rapidly industrialization can do this to something causing a shortage or scarcity.
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- con of capitalism because the business owners underpay their workers and are treated horribly while they earn even more.
- white collar workers are going to have __ ______ when they make the same as a blue collar person.
- the government owns everything and everyone shares assets.
- future of the economy is ______ so that they are no booms or busts but stability.
- business owners are able to treat their workers unfairly or unequally which is called __________.
- people can make their own choice for choosing if to start a business or to invest in a business.
- There are no social classes because everyone should belong to the same one in a true communist society.
- type of economy where people can start own business and the government doesn't regulate as long as you are making profit.
- citizens choose between which brand or type of products to purchase instead of only one choice.
- economy can either _______ __ ______ based on cycles of it.
20 Clues: everyone has equal pay and equal access to basic needs. • the government owns everything and everyone shares assets. • economy can either _______ __ ______ based on cycles of it. • someone takes a risk to start their own business in a capitalist economy. • future of the economy is ______ so that they are no booms or busts but stability. • ...
Entrepreneurship 2023-04-21
Across
- business percentage of the total sales generated by all companies in the same market
- people who own, operate, and take the risk of a business venture
- establishing informal ties with people who can help your business grow
- exists when there is only one provider of a product or service
- business function concerned with determining the amount of capital needed for the business and how the capital will be obtained
- business owned exclusively by one person
- customers know exactly what they want and the fulfillment of their needs
- professionals would most likely be the target market for a coffee shop that is located downtown
- private ownership of resources by individuals rather than the government
- concepts that come from creative thinking
- best method to use to reach a lot of people quickly
- component of the marketing mix that involves the locations and methods used to make products available to customers
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- individuals and businesses decide what, how,and for whom goods and services are produced in
- offered to buyers when a product has been purchased in greater numbers
- product characteristics that will satisfy consumer needs
- description of the characteristics of the person or company that is likely to purchase a product or service
- useful once your business is operational but is not much help during the startup phase
- act of establishing a favorable relationship with customers and the general public
- earning a college degree would belong in this stage of Maslows hierarchy of needs
- first step of primary market research
- local governments control the types of buildings that can be built in different areas through the use of
- type of online ad that changes the background of the page being viewed
- most common type of primary market research
- creating an image for a product in the customers mind
- unit of ownership in a corporation
25 Clues: unit of ownership in a corporation • first step of primary market research • business owned exclusively by one person • concepts that come from creative thinking • most common type of primary market research • best method to use to reach a lot of people quickly • creating an image for a product in the customers mind • ...
Topic 5 project 3 2024-11-18
Across
- a certificate of ownership in a corporation.
- a formal contract issued by a corporation or other entity that includes the promise to repay borrowed money with interest at fixed intervals.
- an authorization from the local government to operate a business.
- a business organization owned by two or more persons who agree on a specific division of responsibilities and profits.
- a business owned and managed by a single individual.
- a business organization owned and operated by a group of individuals for their shared benefit.
- the movement of some of a company’s operations, or resources of production, to another country.
- a legal entity, or being, owned by individual stockholders, each of who has limited liability for the firm’s debts.
- the money and other valuables belonging to an individual or business.
- cooperative- a retail outlet owned and operated by consumers that sells merchandise to members at reduced prices.
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- the practice of contracting with another company to do a specific job that would otherwise be done by a company’s own workers.
- the legal obligation to pay debts.
- a semi-independent business that pays fees to a parent company.
- a settlement technique in which a neutral person, the mediator, meets with each side to try to find a solution that both sides will accept.
- an institution that functions much like a business but does not operate for the purpose of making a profit.
- an organized work stoppage intended to force an employer to address union demands.
- the wage rate, or price of labor services, that is set when the supply of workers meets the demand for workers in the labor market.
- an organization of workers that tries to improve working conditions, wages, and benefits for its members.
- all nonmilitary people who are employed or unemployed
- work that requires specialized skills and training.
20 Clues: the legal obligation to pay debts. • a certificate of ownership in a corporation. • work that requires specialized skills and training. • a business owned and managed by a single individual. • all nonmilitary people who are employed or unemployed • a semi-independent business that pays fees to a parent company. • ...
Topic 5 Project 3 2024-11-18
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- an organization of workers that tries to improve working conditions, wages, and benefits for its members.
- a formal contract issued by a corporation or other entity that includes the promise to repay borrowed money with interest at fixed intervals.
- a legal entity, or being, owned by individual stockholders, each of who has limited liability for the firm’s debts.
- a business organization owned and operated by a group of individuals for their shared benefit.
- a certificate of ownership in a corporation.
- the movement of some of a company’s operations, or resources of production, to another country.
- a settlement technique in which a neutral person, the mediator, meets with each side to try to find a solution that both sides will accept.
- work that requires specialized skills and training.
- the money and other valuables belonging to an individual or business.
- a retail outlet owned and operated by consumers that sells merchandise to members at reduced prices.
- the wage rate, or price of labor services, that is set when the supply of workers meets the demand for workers in the labor market.
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- a business organization owned by two or more persons who agree on a specific division of responsibilities and profits.
- the legal obligation to pay debts.
- an institution that functions much like a business but does not operate for the purpose of making a profit.
- the practice of contracting with another company to do a specific job that would otherwise be done by a company’s own workers.
- a semi-independent business that pays fees to a parent company.
- an authorization from the local government to operate a business.
- all nonmilitary people who are employed or unemployed
- a business owned and managed by a single individual.
- an organized work stoppage intended to force an employer to address union demands.
20 Clues: the legal obligation to pay debts. • a certificate of ownership in a corporation. • work that requires specialized skills and training. • a business owned and managed by a single individual. • all nonmilitary people who are employed or unemployed • a semi-independent business that pays fees to a parent company. • ...
Importance of International Business 2024-04-03
Across
- What is the income generated from the sale of goods or services?
- What is the allocation of money or resources with the expectation of generating income or profit in the future?
- What term refers to the quantity of a product or service that producers are willing to offer for sale at various prices?
- What field involves planning, organizing, leading, and controlling organizational resources to achieve specific goals?
- What is the financial gain obtained when the revenue exceeds expenses?
- What term describes any individual or group with an interest or concern in the success of a business?
- What term refers to an organization or enterprise engaged in commercial, industrial, or professional activities?
- What is the amount of money spent or required for producing or obtaining a product or service?
- What term refers to the introduction of new ideas, products, or methods in business?
- Who is the person or entity that purchases goods or services from a business?
- What is the process of converting raw materials into finished goods or services?
- What concept involves motivating and guiding employees towards achieving organizational goals?
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- What term refers to the goods and materials that a business holds for the ultimate purpose of resale?
- What field focuses on promoting and selling products or services to customers?
- Resource: What department within a company is responsible for managing employee recruitment, training, and benefits?
- Which discipline studies the production, consumption, and distribution of goods and services?
- Which area of business deals with the management of money, investments, and other financial instruments?
- What term describes the rivalry between businesses striving for the same customers or markets?
- What term describes an individual who starts and operates a business, taking on financial risks in the hope of profit?
- What term refers to a plan of action designed to achieve a long-term or overall aim?
20 Clues: What is the income generated from the sale of goods or services? • What is the financial gain obtained when the revenue exceeds expenses? • Who is the person or entity that purchases goods or services from a business? • What field focuses on promoting and selling products or services to customers? • ...
Paper 2 Business 2026-04-23
Across
- A business approach that considers the interests of all stakeholders, including employees, customers, and the wider community
- Costs that change directly in proportion to the level of output or production, such as raw materials
- The value of one currency compared to another, which affects the cost of imports and exports
- The amount left from sales revenue after variable costs have been deducted, used to cover fixed costs and profit
- Business expansion through mergers, takeovers, or acquisitions of other firms
- An organisational culture focused on teamwork and completing specific projects or tasks
- A Japanese management approach focused on continuous, incremental improvements in processes and efficiency
- The percentage of a business’s maximum possible output that is actually being produced
- A stock control system where materials and products are ordered and received only when needed, reducing waste and storage costs
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- A business approach that prioritises maximising returns for shareholders, such as profits and dividends
- An organisational culture based on clearly defined roles, responsibilities, and hierarchical structures
- A framework used to analyse external factors affecting a business: political, economic, social, technological, legal, and environmental
- An individual who invests their own money into a start-up business, usually in exchange for a share of ownership (equity)
- Business expansion achieved internally through increasing sales, developing new products, or entering new markets
- Costs that do not change with the level of output in the short term, such as rent or salaries
- The final profit a business makes after all costs, including expenses, interest, and tax, have been deducted from revenue
- A measure of profitability, usually expressed as a percentage, showing profit as a proportion of revenue
- A liquidity ratio that measures a firm’s ability to meet short-term debts using current assets excluding inventory
- A strategic tool used to analyse a business’s internal strengths and weaknesses, and external opportunities and threats
- The amount of output produced per unit of input, such as output per worker or per hour worked
20 Clues: Business expansion through mergers, takeovers, or acquisitions of other firms • The percentage of a business’s maximum possible output that is actually being produced • An organisational culture focused on teamwork and completing specific projects or tasks • The value of one currency compared to another, which affects the cost of imports and exports • ...
Change Management Introduction 2021-05-31
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- The _______________ environment comprises the broad factors in the economy and society within which the business operates
- Key ______________________ indicators
- An approach to strategic management
- Forces that work against change
- Any alteration in the internal or external environment of a business
- A narrowly selected market segment
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- to initiate change rather than wait for change to impact a business
- FFA measures business efficiency and _______________________
- A measure of performance that indicates how many inputs it takes to produce an output
- Forces that support change
- _________________ Generic Strategies approach
- The ____________________ environment comprises the outside factors with which the business directly interacts
- A process that occurs when something that is already established is improved upon
- Force _____________ Analysis
14 Clues: Forces that support change • Force _____________ Analysis • Forces that work against change • A narrowly selected market segment • An approach to strategic management • Key ______________________ indicators • _________________ Generic Strategies approach • FFA measures business efficiency and _______________________ • ...
EMS Term 2 Terminology 2026-04-14
Across
- When money is paid or received.
- A plan of how to use money.
- A document showing money that must be paid.
- Sale When goods are paid for immediately.
- Money invested in a business by the owner.
- A person who owes the business money.
- Asset An asset that can be turned into cash within a year.
- Asset An asset that is kept for a long time (e.g. buildings, equipment).
- Money that is owed to others.
- When expenses are more than income.
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- A person the business owes money to.
- When income is more than expenses.
- Money spent.
- Money received (e.g. salary, wages).
- Money set aside for future use.
- A financial institution that keeps and manages money.
- Proof of money received.
- Sale When goods are paid for later.
- Something valuable that a person or business owns.
19 Clues: Money spent. • Proof of money received. • A plan of how to use money. • Money that is owed to others. • When money is paid or received. • Money set aside for future use. • When income is more than expenses. • Sale When goods are paid for later. • When expenses are more than income. • A person the business owes money to. • Money received (e.g. salary, wages). • ...
crossword (stakeholders) 2015-12-10
11 Clues: want tax • buy the products • buy into the business • people in the business • people around the business • people outside the business • when the business shuts down • People effected by businesses • give the company what they need • people that work for the company • stakeholders want different things
Social Studies Vocabulary 2015-03-19
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- A business that is owned by investors
- Son of Vanderbilt
- Allows steel makers to produce strong steel at a lower cost
- Shares in a business
- Powerful leader who earned a fortune in streamship lines
- Banned the formation of trusts and monopolies
- Combine
- Discounts, to the biggest customers
- Shares of corporation's profit
- A rich Scottish immigrant who began his own steel mill
- Width
- A group of corporations run by a single board of directors
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- The founder of the Standard Oil Company of Ohio
- Inventor of the air brake
- Controls all, or nearly all the business of an industry
- When several railroad companies agree to divide up the business in an area
- Businesses are owned by private citizens
- Gaining control of all the steps used to change raw materials into finished products
- A system of connected lines
19 Clues: Width • Combine • Son of Vanderbilt • Shares in a business • Inventor of the air brake • A system of connected lines • Shares of corporation's profit • Discounts, to the biggest customers • A business that is owned by investors • Businesses are owned by private citizens • Banned the formation of trusts and monopolies • The founder of the Standard Oil Company of Ohio • ...
Social Studies Vocabulary 2015-03-19
Across
- Shares of corporation's profit
- A system of connected lines
- Inventor of the air brake
- Powerful leader who earned a fortune in streamship lines
- Son of Vanderbilt
- Width
- Banned the formation of trusts and monopolies
- When several railroad companies agree to divide up the business in an area
- Shares in a business
- A business that is owned by investors
- Combine
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- A rich Scottish immigrant who began his own steel mill
- Businesses are owned by private citizens
- Gaining control of all the steps used to change raw materials into finished products
- Discounts, to the biggest customers
- Allows steel makers to produce strong steel at a lower cost
- The founder of the Standard Oil Company of Ohio
- A group of corporations run by a single board of directors
- Controls all, or nearly all the business of an industry
19 Clues: Width • Combine • Son of Vanderbilt • Shares in a business • Inventor of the air brake • A system of connected lines • Shares of corporation's profit • Discounts, to the biggest customers • A business that is owned by investors • Businesses are owned by private citizens • Banned the formation of trusts and monopolies • The founder of the Standard Oil Company of Ohio • ...
Entrepreneurship Cluster 2025-11-17
Across
- Financial document showing revenues and expenses (2 words)
- Supply chain management of goods flow
- Systematic gathering of customer data (2 words)
- Product development process of creating new offerings
- Competitive advantage unique selling point
- Quality control process ensuring product standards
- Financial statement showing company's assets and liabilities (2 words)
- Promotional strategy using word-of-mouth communication (2 words)
- Human resources function of hiring employees
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- Legal protection for inventions and creative works (2 words)
- Business analysis examining market size and potential (2 words)
- Business plan section describing company's purpose
- Business structure where owners have unlimited liability
- Marketing strategy to identify specific customer groups (2 words)
- Financial ratio measuring company's ability to pay debts
- Risk assessment technique analyzing strengths and weaknesses
- Marketing function involving price determination
- Business ownership type with limited liability protection
- Leadership quality involving moral principles
19 Clues: Supply chain management of goods flow • Competitive advantage unique selling point • Human resources function of hiring employees • Leadership quality involving moral principles • Systematic gathering of customer data (2 words) • Marketing function involving price determination • Business plan section describing company's purpose • ...
Vocabulary 2026-07-08
Across
- Roads, bridges, transportation, and public services.
- The amount of goods produced in a certain time.
- A company operating in many countries.
- The desire of consumers to buy goods.
- Large technology companies.
- Systems that keep cities clean and healthy.
- A large amount of money and valuable possessions.
- Very large companies that control important industries.
- A very tall building.
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- A large business owned by many people through shares.
- Money used to start or expand a business.
- Money earned after expenses are paid.
- Traditions and history passed from previous generations.
- A period of rapid industrial growth and wealth in the United States (1870–1900).
- The number of people living in an area.
- When one company controls an entire market.
- The growth of cities as more people moved into urban areas.
- A person who starts and manages a business.
- The amount of goods available for sale.
19 Clues: A very tall building. • Large technology companies. • Money earned after expenses are paid. • The desire of consumers to buy goods. • A company operating in many countries. • The number of people living in an area. • The amount of goods available for sale. • Money used to start or expand a business. • When one company controls an entire market. • ...
Chapter 8: Business Organizations 2014-11-12
Across
- Partnership in which only one partner is required to be a general partner
- An establishment fromed to carry on commercial enterprise
- A partnership agreement
- The legally bound obligation to pay debts
- Act ordering common ownership interests, profit, and loss sharing, and shared managment responsibilities in a partnership
- license to form a corporation issued by state government
- A certificate of ownership in a corporation
- Payment other than wages or salaries
- A business owned and managed by a single individual
- Law that in a city or town that designates seperate areas for residency and for business
Down
- A formal contract to repay borrowed money with interest at fixed intervals
- money and other valubles belonging to an individual or business
- Partnership in which all partners are limited partners
- corporation that sellls stock on the open market
- a business organization owned by two or more persons who agree on a specific division of responsibilities and profits
- Authorization to start a business issued by the local government
- Partnership in which partners share equally in both responsibility and liability
- corporation that issues stock to only a few people, often family members
- a legal entity owned by individual stockholders
19 Clues: A partnership agreement • Payment other than wages or salaries • The legally bound obligation to pay debts • A certificate of ownership in a corporation • a legal entity owned by individual stockholders • corporation that sellls stock on the open market • A business owned and managed by a single individual • Partnership in which all partners are limited partners • ...
Professionalism 2023-05-10
Across
- A person's regular occupation, profession, or trade
- Maintain ___ work habit
- Always arrive on __ to your job
- The clothing you wear while at a business
- A company's brand ______ elicits an emotional response in a specific consumer segment, with the intention of inciting positive actions that benefit the firm.
- Never lie to anyone at your job if you do something and instead own up and take ____
- A positive or negative way you act a job
- The standards for morally right and wrong conduct in business
- Ability to communicate ideas effectively
- Always be ___ at work
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- Valuing people and creating value for people
- Communicating effectively and appropriately and always finding a way to be productive
- Something a woman might wear while working for a business
- Some of the most important attributes include integrity, an understanding of time, creativity and the right mix of confidence and humility.
- Always have ___ for the people at your job
- Develop a professional ___
- Competence, Knowledge, Conscientiousness, Integrity, Respect, Emotional Intelligence, Appropriateness, and Confidence are all Professional ___
- Competence and skill expected from a professional
- Something a man might wear while working for a business
- Always act in a ___ not negative way toward the people at your job
20 Clues: Always be ___ at work • Maintain ___ work habit • Develop a professional ___ • Always arrive on __ to your job • A positive or negative way you act a job • Ability to communicate ideas effectively • The clothing you wear while at a business • Always have ___ for the people at your job • Valuing people and creating value for people • ...
INTRODUCTION TO ACCOUNTING 2023-01-30
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- The right side of the account
- Life of organization of a partnership.
- Person in charge of accounting.
- Internal user making routine decisions and needs information in planning, organizing and controlling operations.
- Process of recording in chronological order, the daily transactions of a business entity.
- Wealth or resources owned by the business.
- Not allowing a conflict of interest or prejudice to influence an auditor's judgement.
- External users interested in whether to continue to support its product lines.
- Not disclosing sensitive financial information or trade secrets for personal gain.
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- Change basic inputs into products that are sold to individual customers.
- All income from the sale of goods or the provision of services based on the concept of revenue recognition.
- Debt or business obligation to be paid by a business entity to another party.
- Consist of assets in the business by the owner.
- Purchase inventories from other businesses and resell the inventories to individual customers.
- Concept that a company uses the principles and methods year to year.
- Provide services rather than products to customers.
- Numbers of owners for a sole proprietorship.
- Capital source of a company.
- The left side of the account
19 Clues: Capital source of a company. • The left side of the account • The right side of the account • Person in charge of accounting. • Life of organization of a partnership. • Wealth or resources owned by the business. • Numbers of owners for a sole proprietorship. • Consist of assets in the business by the owner. • Provide services rather than products to customers. • ...
INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION 2025-06-09
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- Process of developing machine-made goods
- Formed to bargain for better working conditions and pay for workers
- An economic system based on private ownership and investing capital to make a profit
- This is the country where the Industrial Revolution began
- This is a social class of skilled workers, professionals, business people, & farmers
- Business owned by investors, creating jobs and providing essential services
- This is a person who starts and manages a business
- Planting a different crop in a different field each year
- Movement of people from farms to cities
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- Refusing to workin order to force an employer to meet workers' demands
- Land, Labor, Capital
- Economic system aimed at ending inequality and achieving business ownership by society
- "Father of Communism", coauthor of "The Communist Manifesto"
- "Father of Capitalism", believed economic freedom guaranteed economic progress
- An economic policy of minimal government interference in business
- Percentage of ownership in a corporation's company
- Era that changed the way people lived/worked, moving from handmade goods to machine-made goods
- building where machinery is used to manufacture goods
- Economic system with strict government control (production & resources owned by gov.)
19 Clues: Land, Labor, Capital • Movement of people from farms to cities • Process of developing machine-made goods • Percentage of ownership in a corporation's company • This is a person who starts and manages a business • building where machinery is used to manufacture goods • Planting a different crop in a different field each year • ...
Business Administration Core 2025-11-17
Across
- Laws and regulations that govern business activities (2 words)
- The study of how societies allocate scarce resources
- Basic economic forces that determine prices in a marketplace (3 words)
- The department responsible for hiring, training, and managing employees (2 words)
- Long-term planning to achieve organizational objectives (2 words)
- Financial statements that show a company's assets, liabilities, and equity (2 words)
- The techniques used to foster positive relationships with customers (2 words)
- Activities designed to create exchanges and satisfy customer needs
- The ongoing process of improving job-related skills and knowledge (2 words)
- Protection against financial loss due to unexpected events
- The ability to understand and manage your own emotions and those of others (2 words)
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- The tools and systems used to access and process information (2 words)
- The process of planning, organizing, leading, and controlling business resources
- A legally binding agreement between two or more parties
- The process of creating or starting a new business venture
- A spending plan that outlines expected income and expenses
- The moral principles that guide business behavior
- Skills needed to convey ideas effectively, both verbally and in writing
- The day-to-day activities required for continued business functioning
19 Clues: The moral principles that guide business behavior • The study of how societies allocate scarce resources • A legally binding agreement between two or more parties • The process of creating or starting a new business venture • A spending plan that outlines expected income and expenses • Protection against financial loss due to unexpected events • ...
Crossword 2023-11-21
Across
- the activity of buying and selling goods and services
- a part of a company that is owned by a person or by the other company
- the fact of owning something
- the action of using up a resource
- a person who establishes an organization
- someone who is paid to work for someone else
- an unincorporated business that one person owns and manages
- the need or desire that people have for particular goods and services
- the state of being a partner in business
- money that you receive as payment from the organization you work for, usually paid to you every month
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- a company that is owned or controlled by another larger company
- someone who buys goods or services from a shop, company etc
- when goods are supplied to shops and companies for them to sell
- money that is earned in trade or business after paying the costs of producing and selling goods and services
- the state of not working for an employer but finding work for yourself or having your own business
- the activity of setting up a business or businesses and taking on financial risks in the hope of profit
- a big company, or a group of companies acting together as a single organization
- the process of making or growing goods to be sold
- the activity of controlling and organizing the work that a company or organization does
- an amount of money that you must pay to the government according to your income, property, goods etc and that is used to pay for public services
20 Clues: the fact of owning something • the action of using up a resource • a person who establishes an organization • the state of being a partner in business • someone who is paid to work for someone else • the process of making or growing goods to be sold • the activity of buying and selling goods and services • someone who buys goods or services from a shop, company etc • ...
DECA chapter 5 vocab 2023-12-04
Across
- obtain goods from manufacturer and resell them to organizational users other wholesalers and retailers.
- consumer willingness and ability to buy products
- buys good from wholesaler or manufacturer and resells them to consumers
- government financed agencies
- businesses not part of government agencies
- the dicipline that keeps track of a companies financial sitution
- the process of creating, growing, manufacturing, or improving products
- business that sells its products in many countries
- the money earned after all expensive from a business
- the sale price of a product
- the function of business that involves money management
- the amount of goods producers are willing to make and sell
- business ownership by ordinary people, not the government
- the struggle for customers
Down
- the demand for consumers good or services
- businsses choose to compete on the basis of factors other than price
- seeks to make a profit from its operations
- uses the many it makes to fund its cause
- the potential for loss or failure
- a business that sells products only in its country
- a group of businesses that are engaged in the same product or good
- on an invention, you alone own the rights to that item or idea
- word, name, symbol, sound, or color, that identifies a good or service
- the process of running a business by effective use of resources through planning organizing and controlling
- exclusive control over a product or the means of producing it
- anything that is authorized by and individual, such as writings, music, artwork
26 Clues: the struggle for customers • the sale price of a product • government financed agencies • the potential for loss or failure • uses the many it makes to fund its cause • the demand for consumers good or services • seeks to make a profit from its operations • businesses not part of government agencies • consumer willingness and ability to buy products • ...
Accounting Terms 2024-01-20
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- ______ ________is the length of time for which a business summarizes its financial information and reports its financial performance.
- A business form giving written acknowledgement for cash received is called a _______.
- A form describing the goods or services sold, the quantity, the price, and the terms of sale is called an _______.
- _____ means an amount record on the left side of an account.
- This is a form for recording transactions in chronological order.
- Anything of value that is owned is called an ______.
- Assets taken from the business for the owner’s personal use are called __________.
- A form on which a brief message is written to describe a transaction is called a _________.
- The name given to an account is called an ________ _____.
- An amount owed is called a ________.
- A business paper from which information is obtained for a journal entry is called a ______ _________.
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- The difference between the increases and decreases in an account is called the ________ ________.
- A business form ordering a bank to pay cash from a bank account is called a _____.
- This is an amount of cash kept on hand, used for making small payments.
- Accountants call any business activity that changes assets, liabilities, or owner’s equity a __________.
- _____ means an amount record on the right side of an account.
- ________ is a group of accounts.
- A record that summarizes all the transactions pertaining to a single item in the accounting equation is called an ________.
- An increase in equity resulting from the sale of goods or services is called ________.
- __________ is the process of planning, recording, analyzing, and interpreting financial information.
20 Clues: ________ is a group of accounts. • An amount owed is called a ________. • Anything of value that is owned is called an ______. • The name given to an account is called an ________ _____. • _____ means an amount record on the left side of an account. • _____ means an amount record on the right side of an account. • ...
Chapter one 2024-09-16
Across
- Certified professional who specializes in budgeting, planning for retirement, and managing finances.
- A business organized under state law that is a separate legal entity.
- Any person or business to whom a business owes money.
- The private organization that oversees the creation and governance of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS).
- The information system that measures business activities, processes the information into reports, and communicates the results to decision makers.
- Represents the price that would be received if the asset was sold.
- Proprietorship A business with a single owner.
- A business with two or more owners and not organized as a corporation.
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- U.S. governmental agency that oversees the U.S. financial markets.
- A company in which each member is only liable for his or her own actions.
- Accounting guidelines, currently formulated by the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB); the main U.S. accounting rule book.
- A set of global accounting guidelines, formulated by the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB).
- Professional accountants who specialize in accounting and financial management knowledge.
- Professional accountant with advanced knowledge in finance, operations, strategy, and management.
- Providing information that is complete, neutral, and free from error.
- Licensed professional accountants who serve the general public.
- The private organization that oversees the creation and governance of accounting standards in the United States.
- The field of accounting that focuses on providing information for internal decision makers
- A person who owns stock in a corporation.
- The field of accounting that focuses on providing information for external decision makers.
20 Clues: A person who owns stock in a corporation. • Proprietorship A business with a single owner. • Any person or business to whom a business owes money. • Licensed professional accountants who serve the general public. • U.S. governmental agency that oversees the U.S. financial markets. • Represents the price that would be received if the asset was sold. • ...
Entrepreneurship Essentials 2025-10-30
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- Commercial or industrial activity for profit.
- Small and specialized market segment.
- Network of professional contacts.
- What a company offers its customers for sale.
- Total revenue that a company receives from sales.
- Deadline or deadline to complete a task.
- A person or entity that contributes money to a business expecting a return.
- Money provided for a specific purpose, such as starting a business.
- A type of work or aid that is offered in lieu of a physical good.
- Experienced advisor who guides an entrepreneur.
- A person who offers professional knowledge or recommendation.
- Possibility of a negative result occurring.
- An objective or goal that is sought to be achieved.
- Money or assets used to start or invest in a business.
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- The ability to move and adapt quickly to market changes.
- Name, term, design or symbol that identifies a company or product.
- A company recently created or in the development phase.
- The process of rapid growth of a company.
- A person who initiates and assumes the risk of a new business.
- The set of potential customers or buyers.
- A detailed plan to achieve a long-term goal.
- Profit obtained after covering all expenses.
- The ability to guide a team towards a goal.
- Brief and persuasive presentation to obtain funding.
- What is often considered a lesson in entrepreneurship.
- Introduction of something new: an idea, method or product.
- Financial plan that estimates income and expenses.
- A person who buys goods or services from a business.
28 Clues: Network of professional contacts. • Small and specialized market segment. • Deadline or deadline to complete a task. • The process of rapid growth of a company. • The set of potential customers or buyers. • The ability to guide a team towards a goal. • Possibility of a negative result occurring. • A detailed plan to achieve a long-term goal. • ...
Revision Topic 1 2024-06-13
Across
- Refers to the money invested in the business on a long term basis.
- Need to be prepared to keep going when faced with problems/issues that any new business is likely to have.
- Promoting and selling products or services
- Government provide one type of ways to encourage specific economic activity by reducing tax payments.
- A business whose shares cannot be sold to the general public Or shares only sold to family and friends
- Liability means a person or company ___ usually money.
- One way of business plan that helps entrepreneur is help u_____ the possible risk.
- A payment made by one party to another that owns a particular asset, for the right to ongoing use of that asset.
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- One of the problem of using '_____' is Higher output may lead to selling cheaper products but employ more workers.
- Definition: Own legal business structure set apart from the individual who founded the business.
- Under which classification of businesses does insurance fall?
- One of the disadvantages of specialisation is ___ doing the same job can result in boredom for the workers.
- Think positively about new ventures
- A person who organises, operates and takes the risk for a new business venture
- How many companies must agree at minimum to establish a joint venture for initiating a project?
- How many documents do you need for registered as a limited company?
- Definition: When an acquiring company makes a ___ to assume control of a target company.
17 Clues: Think positively about new ventures • Promoting and selling products or services • Liability means a person or company ___ usually money. • Under which classification of businesses does insurance fall? • Refers to the money invested in the business on a long term basis. • How many documents do you need for registered as a limited company? • ...
Zavior Shepley, 6th, Term Review 2020-12-17
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- goods going out of a country
- a exchange for something with value
- when two businesses join together for business projects
- word, phrase, symbol, and/or design
- someone who takes the risk of starting a business
- thriving
- being the only supplier of a good and owning all suppliers
- set of fundamental facilities
- the increase of the price of goods in the economy
- a formal plan about your goals in your business
- when you become business partners with someone
- goods coming into a country
- desired result
- the rate that people are unemployed
- are things that you want
- items/things
- the decrease in the price of goods in the economy
- when the economy takes a downturn
- is a system that relies on customs, history, and time-honored beliefs
- principles of someones behavior
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- a measure of efficiency
- a recourse that once its gone it cant come back
- the other thing lost from what you choose
- things you need to survive
- a period of temporary economic decline
- organization that maintains the infrastructure for a public service
- exclude others from making, using, or selling an invention for a limited period of years
- business that has less than 500 people
- banning trade with other countries
- a type of political statement
- made to ensure fair business competition
- a stock of a resource
- being responsible in helping society
- a limit to the amount of things that can be imported
- average of price relatives for a given class of goods or services
35 Clues: thriving • items/things • desired result • a stock of a resource • a measure of efficiency • are things that you want • things you need to survive • goods coming into a country • goods going out of a country • set of fundamental facilities • a type of political statement • principles of someones behavior • when the economy takes a downturn • banning trade with other countries • ...
Intro To Business S1 Review 2016-12-12
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- The type of capital provided by large investors seeking to make a profit.
- Not having enough resources to satisfy every need.
- Someone who takes a risk in starting a business to earn a profit.
- The total value of all final goods and services produced in a country during one year.
- A business owned and run by one person.
- A business owned and controlled by two or more people.
- In this type of economy goods and services are produced and consumed according to tradition.
- Meeting the goals of an organization through the effective use of people and other resources.
- Management activity of setting goals and developing strategies for the company.
- In this type of economy the government owns and controlls all resources.
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- In this type of economy the resources are owned and controlled by the people.
- Businesses involved in selling the goods and services made by producers.
- The private ownership of economic resources by individuals, rather than the government.
- The highest point in the business cycle when most people are employed and the economy is booming.
- A separate legal entity formed by documents filed with the state.
- A written contract granting permission to operate a business to sell products and services in a set way.
- An invention or creation that is brand new.
- The point in the business cycle when unemployment is high and businesses are failing.
- The quantity of a good or service that businesses are willing and able to produce.
- The quantity of a good or service customers are willing and able to buy.
20 Clues: A business owned and run by one person. • An invention or creation that is brand new. • Not having enough resources to satisfy every need. • A business owned and controlled by two or more people. • Someone who takes a risk in starting a business to earn a profit. • A separate legal entity formed by documents filed with the state. • ...
Career Readiness Review 2015-10-23
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- Ticket / how much your typical guest spends per visit
- proprietor / solely owned and managed by one person
- / something that summarizes your history of education, employment, and schooling
- / two or more persons who share operations of a business
- / comprised of a group of people who have interest in the company
- / process of obtaining information
- market / individuals who are most likely to purchase your services through direct marketing
- agreement / a signed agreement between two people that says how certain situations will be handled
- language / communication cues
- / employees of all positions within a job
- plan / plan of action, for a future of a business
- rental / space within an existing salon where you run your own business
- record / must be organized and maintained to satisfy all agencies that you must report to.
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- / designed to attract potential guests
- / opportunity to meet new clients
- keeping / practice of maintaining and organizing all business records
- / behaving in a manner appropriate for a work environment
- supplies / used in daily operations
- listening / process of using verbal and non-verbal that show interest in what they are saying
- / guarantees that the business is protected in events of incidents
- esteem / evaluation of self-worth
- retention / when a guest continuously returns for scheduled services
- selling / ticket upgrading, addition services, add on services
- / reached within a scheduled time
- / the money to be invested
- management / attempt to ensure only positive impressions
- / guides your professional behavior
- communication / how we talk to clients
- ended questions / can not be answered with a simple yes or No
- / scheduling your clients next appointment
- operation / process necessary to run a successful salon
31 Clues: / the money to be invested • language / communication cues • / opportunity to meet new clients • esteem / evaluation of self-worth • / reached within a scheduled time • / process of obtaining information • supplies / used in daily operations • / guides your professional behavior • / designed to attract potential guests • communication / how we talk to clients • ...
Unit 1 Vocabulary 2014-03-31
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- amount of money required for each stage of production
- 2 million dollars above costs
- $2
- T.J. Ochi scored this against Russia in Sochi
- goal that can be achieved in the near future
- implies that using the product or service will improve your life just like the appealing person in the commercial
- the economy slows down and there are layoffs
- industry that generates wealth in the community by attracting people from the outside
- invalid, useless
- service/ nanny
- goods that we don't need but want
- licenses the rights of its business name and operating procedure to someone else to run the same business in a different location
- purchases made to help run the business
- more than one owner
- sense vs leafs
- creates the products and sells to merchandising business
- creator
- proprietorship one owner
- money you bring in from sales or providing a service
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- quantity of a good or service that businesses are willing and able to provide
- long lasting expensive items used for production
- a purchase made for the purpose of flaunting to impress others
- resource/ I come from the earth
- people who buy
- I will survive
- a website instead of a store
- for profit/ charity likes me
- the phase in the business cycle where growing employment and increased wages occurs
- labour
- item with a dollar value
- good financial credit
- intangible
- quantity of a good or service that consumers are willing and able to buy
33 Clues: $2 • labour • creator • intangible • people who buy • I will survive • service/ nanny • sense vs leafs • invalid, useless • more than one owner • good financial credit • item with a dollar value • proprietorship one owner • a website instead of a store • for profit/ charity likes me • 2 million dollars above costs • resource/ I come from the earth • goods that we don't need but want • ...
Types of business 2014-06-05
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- A business owned and operated by the provincial or federal government
- A business owned by members who utilize the goods and services offered.
- A corporation owned by a small number of shareholders.
- A group of individuals who run a corporation or co-operative and make decisions on behalf of the shareholders.
- The formal name for a city or town.
- The parent company who grants the franchise and provides goods and/or services to the franchisees
- A business directly owned by one person who receives all profits and is responsible for all liabilities.
- A method of direct distribution that uses the internet to sell products directly to consumers.
- A business with two or more owners.
- A partnership in which the liability of each partner is limited to the amount of his or her investment.
- The money a business receives for the products and/or services it sells or from its investments.
- A business owned by, but existing separately from, its shareholders
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- A corporation with many shareholders, whose shares can be bought and sold on a stock exchange.
- Predicting future conditions.
- The legal document that establishes a partnership and each partner's responsibilities.
- A person who runs a franchise operation and is under contract, or licensing agreement, with the franchiser.
- A unit of ownership in a corporation
- Short for “Small office Home office”
- A person who owns shares in a corporation; also called a stockholder.
- The part of a corporation’s profit after taxes that each shareholder receives.
20 Clues: Predicting future conditions. • The formal name for a city or town. • A business with two or more owners. • A unit of ownership in a corporation • Short for “Small office Home office” • A corporation owned by a small number of shareholders. • A business owned by, but existing separately from, its shareholders • ...
Types of business 2014-06-05
Across
- A business owned by members who utilize the goods and services offered.
- Short for “Small office Home office”
- A business owned by, but existing separately from, its shareholders
- A person who runs a franchise operation and is under contract, or licensing agreement, with the franchiser.
- A partnership in which the liability of each partner is limited to the amount of his or her investment.
- A corporation owned by a small number of shareholders.
- A corporation with many shareholders, whose shares can be bought and sold on a stock exchange.
- A group of individuals who run a corporation or co-operative and make decisions on behalf of the shareholders.
- The legal document that establishes a partnership and each partner's responsibilities.
- A business with two or more owners.
- The parent company who grants the franchise and provides goods and/or services to the franchisees
- A method of direct distribution that uses the internet to sell products directly to consumers.
- Predicting future conditions.
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- A person who owns shares in a corporation; also called a stockholder.
- A business owned and operated by the provincial or federal government
- The money a business receives for the products and/or services it sells or from its investments.
- The formal name for a city or town.
- The part of a corporation’s profit after taxes that each shareholder receives.
- A unit of ownership in a corporation
- A business directly owned by one person who receives all profits and is responsible for all liabilities.
20 Clues: Predicting future conditions. • The formal name for a city or town. • A business with two or more owners. • Short for “Small office Home office” • A unit of ownership in a corporation • A corporation owned by a small number of shareholders. • A business owned by, but existing separately from, its shareholders • ...
Vocab 5 Crossword 2023-11-14
Across
- Provides a service like health and legal care or credit unions.
- A theory that a degree doesn't necessarily mean more efficiency but shows skills and determination useful in jobs.
- A theory that education increases efficiency and results in a higher wage.
- When two or more firms competing in the same market join.
- One person holds the liability and the others invest the money.
- All partners are equal.
- Business owned by two or more people who agree on a division of responsibilities and profits.
- Delegating business processes to another country or independent.
- Semi independent business that pays fees to a parent company for the exclusive right to sell something in an area.
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- The practice of basing some of a company's processes or services overseas so as to take advantage of lower costs.
- When two or more firms involved in different stages of production join together.
- Gives workers the choice of whether or not to join a union.
- The state of being responsible for something especially by law.
- Demand that is derived or set by the demand for another good/service.
- A merger of three or more unrelated business joining.
- A business organization owned and operated by a group of individuals for their shared benefit.
- Functions like a general partnership but each partner only has a limited amount of liability.
- A club or association formed by people with a common interest or purpose.
- All nonmilitary people who are employed or unemployed.
- A business owned by one person.
20 Clues: All partners are equal. • A business owned by one person. • A merger of three or more unrelated business joining. • All nonmilitary people who are employed or unemployed. • When two or more firms competing in the same market join. • Gives workers the choice of whether or not to join a union. • Provides a service like health and legal care or credit unions. • ...
DECA chapter 5 vocab 2023-12-04
Across
- obtain goods from manufacturer and resell them to organizational users other wholesalers and retailers.
- consumer willingness and ability to buy products
- buys good from wholesaler or manufacturer and resells them to consumers
- government financed agencies
- businesses not part of government agencies
- the dicipline that keeps track of a companies financial sitution
- the process of creating, growing, manufacturing, or improving products
- business that sells its products in many countries
- the money earned after all expensive from a business
- the sale price of a product
- the function of business that involves money management
- the amount of goods producers are willing to make and sell
- business ownership by ordinary people, not the government
- the struggle for customers
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- the demand for consumers good or services
- businsses choose to compete on the basis of factors other than price
- seeks to make a profit from its operations
- uses the many it makes to fund its cause
- the potential for loss or failure
- a business that sells products only in its country
- a group of businesses that are engaged in the same product or good
- on an invention, you alone own the rights to that item or idea
- word, name, symbol, sound, or color, that identifies a good or service
- the process of running a business by effective use of resources through planning organizing and controlling
- exclusive control over a product or the means of producing it
- anything that is authorized by and individual, such as writings, music, artwork
26 Clues: the struggle for customers • the sale price of a product • government financed agencies • the potential for loss or failure • uses the many it makes to fund its cause • the demand for consumers good or services • seeks to make a profit from its operations • businesses not part of government agencies • consumer willingness and ability to buy products • ...
Chapter 5 2023-12-04
Across
- is the amount of giids producers are willing to make and sell
- obtain goods from manufactureres and resell them to organizational users
- is a word name symbol or sound that identifies a good or service
- is the demand for consumer goods and services
- is a business that sells its products only in its country
- is a government financed agency
- is exclusive control over a product or the means of producing it
- business ownership by normal people
- sells its products in more than one country
- consists of a group of establishments that are engaged in the same activities
- business makes products from its operations
- is the struggle for customers
- refers to consumer willingness and ability to buy products
- involves anything that is authored by an individual
- is the function of business that involves money management
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- focuses on the sale price of a product
- is the process of achieving company goals
- are businesses not associated with government agencies
- uses the money it makes to fund a cause
- is when business compete on factors that are not related to price
- is the discipline that keeps track of a company's financial situation
- is the potential for loss or failure
- is the money earned from conducting business after all costs and expenses
- buy goods from wholesalers or directly from manufacturers and resell them to the consumer
- means you own the right to an item or idea
- is the process of creating a good or service
26 Clues: is the struggle for customers • is a government financed agency • business ownership by normal people • is the potential for loss or failure • focuses on the sale price of a product • uses the money it makes to fund a cause • is the process of achieving company goals • means you own the right to an item or idea • sells its products in more than one country • ...
Year 10 Commerce Terms 2024-10-16
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- The fluctuations of an economy between growth and contraction.
- A legal decision serving as a rule for future similar cases.
- Trading goods and services directly without using money.
- A general increase in prices and fall in the purchasing value of money.
- A person who starts and runs a business, taking on financial risks.
- A state of disorder due to absence of authority or laws.
- A judicial officer who presides over lower courts.
- Raising funds by borrowing, which must be repaid with interest.
- A system of government by the whole population through elected representatives.
- A business model where a franchisee is licensed to operate under the franchisor's brand.
- The natural fluctuation of the economy between expansion and contraction.
- Law developed through judges' decisions rather than statutes.
- The business of trading goods and services between countries.
- A business owned and operated by one person with unlimited liability.
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- Raising capital by selling shares of the company.
- The relationship between the availability of a product and the desire for it.
- The state of being without a job while actively seeking work.
- Law enacted by a legislative body; written law.
- The highest court in Australia, handling constitutional cases.
- The authority given to a legal body to administer justice.
- An institution that channels funds from savers to borrowers.
- A period of high economic activity and low unemployment in the business cycle.
- A business owned by two or more people sharing profits and liabilities.
- A civil wrong causing harm or loss, leading to legal liability.
24 Clues: Law enacted by a legislative body; written law. • Raising capital by selling shares of the company. • A judicial officer who presides over lower courts. • Trading goods and services directly without using money. • A state of disorder due to absence of authority or laws. • The authority given to a legal body to administer justice. • ...
FRANKLIN BUSINESSES 2022-09-25
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- PLACE AT 2656 RTE 57
- "ADULT ENTERTAINMENT" BUSINESS AT 2156 RTE 57
- ANTIQUES OF ___ _______
- DAIRY SHOP AT 2664 RTE 57
- 1024 RTE 57
- ________ AUTOMOTIVE 2222 RTE 57
- TYPE OF BUSINESS AT 432 OLD MAIN ST
- TYPE OF SCHOOL ON RTE 57
- LODGING ON RTE 57
- ______ EQUIPMENT GALLERY 2315 RTE 57
- ___ 4WD 2621 RTE 57
- POST OFFICE BRANCH ON ASBURY ANDERSON RD
- FAMILY NAME OF FARM AT 67 STEWARTSVILLE RD
- ASBURY ________ MILLS
- TYPE OF BUSINESS POHATCONG CREEK IS
- TOWN BUILDING AT 2093 RTE 57
- FIRE STATION THAT IS ON RTE 57
- BUSINESS AT 2092 RTE 57
- TYPE OF FARM AT 110 GOOD SPRINGS RD
- DEER MASTER OF FRANKLIN
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- RESTURAUNT AT 288 ASBURY ANDERSON RD
- AUTOMOTIVE SHOP AT 2403 RTE 57
- _____ _____ PARK
- STREET FIRE STATION 2 IS ON
- NAME OF PALLET COMPANY
- 2544 RTE 57
- NAME OF ROLLER RINK
- BUSINESS AT 2010 RTE 57
- 5 6 7 8 ______
- NAME FOR THE MARKET PART OF THE MOBIL GAS
- _______ DISCOUNT LIQUOR
- SHORTENED NAME FOR COFFEE AND BAKED GOODS CHAIN
- STRICKTLY ______ INC 7 BEIDLEMAN RD
- ___ CYCLE STUFF 2546 RTE 57
- ______ MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS
- BUSINESS AT 2306 RTE 57
- POST OFFICE BRANCH ON ANDERSON RD
- PIZZARIA AT 2297 RTE 57
- _______ MARKET; NOW DEFUNCT CONVIENENCE STORE 2477 RTE 57
- BRANCH OF THIS IS AT 1502 RTE 57
- TOW COMPANY THAT ALSO HAS A BRANCH IN LOPATCONG
- GAS COMPANY HQ ON EDISON RD FOR WARREN COUNTY
- STREET FIRE STATION 3 IS ON
- ____ INDUCTION 2170 RTE 57
- _______ AUTO BODY
45 Clues: 2544 RTE 57 • 1024 RTE 57 • 5 6 7 8 ______ • _____ _____ PARK • LODGING ON RTE 57 • _______ AUTO BODY • NAME OF ROLLER RINK • ___ 4WD 2621 RTE 57 • PLACE AT 2656 RTE 57 • ASBURY ________ MILLS • NAME OF PALLET COMPANY • ANTIQUES OF ___ _______ • BUSINESS AT 2010 RTE 57 • _______ DISCOUNT LIQUOR • BUSINESS AT 2306 RTE 57 • PIZZARIA AT 2297 RTE 57 • BUSINESS AT 2092 RTE 57 • DEER MASTER OF FRANKLIN • ...
Workshop 6 Vocabulary 2022-05-05
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- one part of something
- plan explains who is in charge of the business
- plan explains how much $ is needed to start and what you will charge
- an experience person who gives someone else advice
- the quality that makes a person feel worthy of respect
- a system of regular payments for when something bad happens
- a business idea that involves taking risks
- to help sell or bring attention to a new product
- polite in a formal way
- something that costs money
- a choice or possibility
- very large or great
- something a person owns that is worth money
- being without a job
- right at; with nothing in between
- a person who gives money to a company and hopes to profit
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- not knowing something you should know
- something that is available to give you help or support
- money that a person's owes
- money that a person or company owes
- a person who starts a new business
- to to be likely to act or think a certain way
- relating to money
- an agreement to borrow money and pay it back
- to look at something carefully
- statement describes what a business is, what it offers, why it is necessary
- to try to do something, especially over a long period of time
- money that schools charge for classes
- fair or sensible
- to need something
- a plan for how to spend money
- strategy tells who potential customers are and how they’ll learn about the business
- with purpose and attention
33 Clues: fair or sensible • relating to money • to need something • very large or great • being without a job • one part of something • polite in a formal way • a choice or possibility • money that a person's owes • something that costs money • with purpose and attention • a plan for how to spend money • to look at something carefully • right at; with nothing in between • ...
HSB 1-4 Vocabulary 2025-01-31
Across
- A document outlining a company’s goals, strategies, financial forecasts, and operational structure.
- A specific group of people that a business focuses on selling its products or services to.
- Consumer groups in various countries that a business aims to reach.
- Distinct groups within a larger market that share similar traits or needs.
- Innovations and advancements that influence how businesses function and compete.
- The potential profitability and growth opportunities within a specific market.
- A favorable situation that allows a company to grow or generate revenue.
- Data that describes characteristics of a population, such as age, gender, and income.
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- The continuous assessment of factors like sustainability and regulations that impact a business.
- The process of observing external influences that may affect business operations.
- The methods used to create products and deliver them to consumers.
- The practice of dividing a market into smaller groups to identify the best audience for a product.
- The estimated demand for a product or service in a given market.
- The external and internal factors that affect how a business operates.
- The structured steps a business follows to set goals, create strategies, and implement plans.
- A system where goods, services, or information are exchanged between buyers and sellers.
- The expansion of industries, job creation, and overall financial growth in an economy.
- The process of collecting and analyzing data to understand consumer preferences and industry trends.
- Shifts in financial conditions, such as inflation, recession, or consumer spending habits.
- External challenges that could negatively impact a company’s success.
20 Clues: The estimated demand for a product or service in a given market. • The methods used to create products and deliver them to consumers. • Consumer groups in various countries that a business aims to reach. • External challenges that could negatively impact a company’s success. • The external and internal factors that affect how a business operates. • ...
OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT 2026-07-23
Across
- The amount by which revenue exceeds costs.
- The sum of fixed costs and variable costs.
- A business culture focused on continuous quality improvement.
- A measure of output produced per worker or per unit of input.
- The amount by which costs exceed revenue.
- The concentration on a particular task or activity to improve efficiency.
- Breaking production into separate tasks performed by different workers.
- The income earned from selling goods or services.
- The difference between the selling price of a product and the cost of bought-in materials.
- The point where total revenue equals total costs.
- Increases in average costs as a business becomes too large.
- Costs that do not change with the level of output.
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- The difference between current output and break-even output.
- Producing a single unique product made to customer requirements.
- Reductions in average costs as the scale of production increases.
- The considerations that influence a business location decision.
- Producing large quantities of standardised products continuously.
- Basic facilities such as roads, ports and telecommunications.
- Checking products during or after production for defects.
- Producing a set number of identical products at one time.
- The workforce available to a business.
- The degree to which a product meets customer expectations.
- Costs that change according to the level of output.
- A system designed to prevent defects and ensure consistent quality.
- The business function responsible for producing goods and services.
- The place where a business chooses to operate.
- The process of converting resources into goods and services.
- Businesses that provide raw materials, components or services.
28 Clues: The workforce available to a business. • The amount by which costs exceed revenue. • The amount by which revenue exceeds costs. • The sum of fixed costs and variable costs. • The place where a business chooses to operate. • The income earned from selling goods or services. • The point where total revenue equals total costs. • ...
business enviroment crossword 2024-11-07
Across
- person who has invested money into the business.
- a sector which aims to advertise and promote something.
- an individual with ownership and liability of a business.
- a business owned privately
- organisation that makes goods or provides services.
- a sector where raw materials are extracted for a business.
- business that doesn't aim to profit and get funds through donations.
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- business activity where the aim is too provide a service.
- person with vested interest in the business.
- takes care of finances of the business.
10 Clues: a business owned privately • takes care of finances of the business. • person with vested interest in the business. • person who has invested money into the business. • organisation that makes goods or provides services. • a sector which aims to advertise and promote something. • business activity where the aim is too provide a service. • ...
Topic 7 - The Industrial Revolution 2021-07-27
Across
- movement of people to cities
- a person who starts a business
- money used to invest
- shares in companies
- taking over and consolidating land
- private roads
- organizations of workers
- business organization in shipping or mining
Down
- multistory buildings divided into apartments
- drugs that prevents pain during surgery
- separate iron from its ore
- greatest happiness for greatest number
- business that are owned by investors
- an association to fix prices
- classless society
- working class
- a machine that generates electricity
17 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 • taking over and consolidating land • business that are owned by investors • a machine that generates electricity • ...
Chapter 6 Vocab 2022-04-04
Across
- Written description of the business idea and how it will be carried out, including all major business activities
- Someone who takes a risk in starting a business to earn profit
- The process of starting, organizing, managing,and assuming the responsibility for a business
- The money needed to pay for the current operating activities of a business
- An invention or creation that is brand new
- Money provided by large investors to finance new products and new businesses that have a good chance to be very profitable
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- government agency that helps small business develop business plans and obtain financing and other support for their companies
- A designed change that increases the usefulness of a product, service, or process
- The money needed for the main resources of a business (such as land, buildings, and equipment) that will last for many years
- An independent business with fewer than 500 employees
- Amount of money needed to open the business
11 Clues: An invention or creation that is brand new • Amount of money needed to open the business • An independent business with fewer than 500 employees • Someone who takes a risk in starting a business to earn profit • The money needed to pay for the current operating activities of a business • ...
Business Ownership and Structure 2024-03-14
Across
- the fastest growing online business in the world
- a business where all transactions are conducted over the internet
- a business which re invests profit to fulfill a community benefit
- a business with a physical location
- the money a business makes after expenses
Down
- where a business model is purchased and a business is allowed to operate under that trading name
- type of business listed on the ASX
- one owner with unlimited liability
- the concept of responsibility for a business
- owned by private shareholders
10 Clues: owned by private shareholders • type of business listed on the ASX • one owner with unlimited liability • a business with a physical location • the money a business makes after expenses • the concept of responsibility for a business • the fastest growing online business in the world • a business where all transactions are conducted over the internet • ...
Entrepreneurship Crossword 2013-06-16
Across
- liability/ refers to sole proprietorships and general partnerships in which the owner or partners are each liable for business debts.
- A symbol, logo, word or phrase which is used exclusively by a company
- A large company or a group of companies which is legally authorised to act as a single entity
- something that we want such as T.V and Phones.
- he promotion and selling of a product or service to potential customers
- capital/ generally are high risk investments but offer the potential for above average returns.
- Plan/ how a business owner, manager, or entrepreneur intends to organize a business
- An authorisation or licence - effectively a business, which can be bought
- something that is needed for basic survival
- institution/ acts as an agent that provides financial services for its clients.
Down
- The commercial activity of buying and selling goods and services
- that is brand new to the market
- data/ The collection of new or primary data through questionnaires, telephone interviews
- an invention that has been modified or changed
- Money or capital that is invested in a business
- liability/ limited to a partner or investor’s investment
- union/ is a not-for-profit co-operative financial institution that is owned and controlled by its members
- data/ he collating and analysis of existing data which has already been collected for another purpose often by an outside source.
- something where you can receive deposits of money, lending money and processing transactions
19 Clues: that is brand new to the market • something that is needed for basic survival • an invention that has been modified or changed • something that we want such as T.V and Phones. • Money or capital that is invested in a business • liability/ limited to a partner or investor’s investment • The commercial activity of buying and selling goods and services • ...
INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION 2021-10-10
Across
- riding first airplane
- black fuel
- used in fabrics
- produce product
- woven material
- profit
- electric current
- train trail
- owns business
- invented telephone
- small engine
Down
- car maker
- vulcanizing rubber
- exchanging commodities
- original idea
- electrical inventor
- boiler run by steam
- invented cotton gin
- association of individuals in business
- productive enterprise
20 Clues: profit • car maker • black fuel • train trail • small engine • original idea • owns business • woven material • used in fabrics • produce product • electric current • vulcanizing rubber • invented telephone • electrical inventor • boiler run by steam • invented cotton gin • riding first airplane • productive enterprise • exchanging commodities • association of individuals in business
FFF 2024-05-27
Across
- Supply Demand balance.
- Resource limitation.
- Workforce effort.
- Revenue surplus.
- Shopper.
- National economic output. ,,,,
- Business risk taker.
- Goods creator.
Down
- Business rivalry.
- Fee Based activities.
- Market domination.
- Government finance decisions.
- Resources for production.
- Import tax.
- Cost Alternate sacrifice.
- Saleable items.
- Available quantity.
- Commercial exchange.
- Commercial exchange hub.
- Consumer want.
20 Clues: Shopper. • Import tax. • Consumer want. • Goods creator. • Saleable items. • Revenue surplus. • Business rivalry. • Workforce effort. • Market domination. • Available quantity. • Resource limitation. • Commercial exchange. • Business risk taker. • Fee Based activities. • Supply Demand balance. • Commercial exchange hub. • Resources for production. • Cost Alternate sacrifice. • ...
Econox'21 2021-09-11
Across
- total sales of company
- an ongoing expense of operating a business
- a formal plan or suggestion
- money paid to owner of copyright or patent
- regular payment made to ensure availability to work
- a person who buys the product
Down
- amalgamation between two companies
- someone who inspects financial records
- a note in business
- a business organisation
- a company that sells to overseas buyers
- things that company makes and sells
- money lent
- money made from business or commerce
14 Clues: money lent • a note in business • total sales of company • a business organisation • a formal plan or suggestion • a person who buys the product • amalgamation between two companies • things that company makes and sells • money made from business or commerce • someone who inspects financial records • a company that sells to overseas buyers • ...
Marketing Terms 2014-09-17
Across
- Business that buys finished products to resell at a profit.
- Business selling to business.
- All the customers for a type of product considered together.
- Customer who buys products for their own use.
- Customers who buy products for their own use.
- Group of people who want a product and are able to buy it.
- Consists of the organizations and institutions that run a geographic area, such as a country or state.
Down
- Customers who buy products for use in a business.
- Business that makes goods and services.
- Business selling to customers.
- Subgroup of a larger market.
- Nonprofit corporation or charitable organization.
- The selection of a target market and the development of a marketing mix to meet the needs and wants of the target market.
13 Clues: Subgroup of a larger market. • Business selling to business. • Business selling to customers. • Business that makes goods and services. • Customer who buys products for their own use. • Customers who buy products for their own use. • Customers who buy products for use in a business. • Nonprofit corporation or charitable organization. • ...
Business key words 2014-06-09
Across
- Money which is paid into a business
- A plan showing predicted inflows and outflows of cash for a business
- People who owe money to the business for goods or services they have received
- The difference between the cash inflow and outflow figures over a particular time
- Amounts of money which a business owes
- The everyday running costs of the business
Down
- The amount by which sales would have to fall to reach the break even point
- The amount of money leaving a businesses bank account
- Planning future expenditure and revenue targets with the aim of ensuring profit
- Costs which vary according to the number of items sold or produced
- The cost of sales producing a product
- The amount of money spent before it starts trading
- Money spent by a business on items which should last a long time
- The point where income and expenditure are equal
14 Clues: Money which is paid into a business • The cost of sales producing a product • Amounts of money which a business owes • The everyday running costs of the business • The point where income and expenditure are equal • The amount of money spent before it starts trading • The amount of money leaving a businesses bank account • ...
Account Names 2026-05-08
Across
- Cost of borrowing money, usually paid to a bank or lender.
- machinery, computers, or tools owned by the business.
- The owner’s share of the business after all liabilities are deducted from assets.
- all cash received and paid out by a business.
- Wages and salaries paid to employees.
- Money owed to a business by customers who bought goods or services on credit.
- Money a business owes to suppliers or vendors for purchases made on credit.
- Money invested into the business by the owner.
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- Income earned from providing services instead of selling products.
- Items such as paper, pens, or office materials used in daily operations.
- Goods and materials a business keeps for resale.
- Costs for electricity, water, internet, and other utility services.
- money earned from selling goods or services.
- Cost paid for using office, store, or building space.
- Money borrowed from a bank that must be repaid with interest over time.
15 Clues: Wages and salaries paid to employees. • money earned from selling goods or services. • all cash received and paid out by a business. • Money invested into the business by the owner. • Goods and materials a business keeps for resale. • machinery, computers, or tools owned by the business. • Cost paid for using office, store, or building space. • ...
What is an Entrepreneur ? 2026-01-30
Across
- Money needed to start and operate a business
- The desire to succeed despite obstacles
- The ability to organize and direct people
- The process of building relationships for support and growth
- Creating something new or original
- A reason people start businesses to support what they love
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- Focusing on running a stable, secure business
- A person who starts and runs a business to pursue passions and interests
- Developing new ideas, products, or methods
- Skills used to promote and sell products
- The ability to manage finances effectively
- Taking chances in business decisions
- Confidence that things will turn out well
- One factor that can lead to business failure when lacking
14 Clues: Creating something new or original • Taking chances in business decisions • The desire to succeed despite obstacles • Skills used to promote and sell products • Confidence that things will turn out well • The ability to organize and direct people • Developing new ideas, products, or methods • The ability to manage finances effectively • ...
Chapter 6 2022-03-25
Across
- have no formal income but rely solely on dividends and interest payments
- situation where business has problems and employees lose their jobs through no fault of their own
- interpersonal aspect of management which deals directly with influencing, guiding, supervising and motivating subordinates towards the achievement of the business goals
- the ability to keep on going despite being knocked down
- it deals with looking at the future of the business and how it can be achieved
- measures the accomplishment of tasks against set standards. Involved in the correction of any deviations to ensure the business achieves its desired goals
- person who has a very open way of running the team and/or business. They encourage the workers to share their ideas and information
- dictates policies and producers as well as deciding what goals are to be achieved
- people who are willing and able to work, but cannot find a job
- moms who can afford to stay at home to raise their children,the toughest job in the world with no formal income
- as soon as the survival needs are satisfied, the need for physical and financial security will develop
Down
- people over the age of 65 who have a pension fund and can afford to retire
- is the process of bringing together all the physical, financial and human resources needed to achieve the goals of the business
- people who spend their time and money helping others in charitable causes for the good of mankind
- gives the least guidance to subordinates, and tries to achieve control through less obvious means
- gathers followers through personality and charm, rather than any from of external power or authority
- this is when someone is forced to leave their job as a result of doing something wrong
- person who plans, leads organizes and controls the allocation of human, material, financial and informational resources in the business; with the view of achieving the business goals
- commitment to their dream and the process needs to fulfill it
- a leader that gathers followers through personality and charm
20 Clues: the ability to keep on going despite being knocked down • commitment to their dream and the process needs to fulfill it • a leader that gathers followers through personality and charm • people who are willing and able to work, but cannot find a job • have no formal income but rely solely on dividends and interest payments • ...
english 2022-04-14
20 Clues: cant • more • exact • place • almost • choice • change • to make • business • building • right away • to continue • young people • to get bigger • something popular • to say whats wrong • to give someone a jop • something you need to pay • money earned by a business • someone who lives in a place
english 2022-04-14
20 Clues: cant • more • exact • place • almost • choice • change • to make • business • building • right away • to continue • young people • to get bigger • something popular • to say whats wrong • to give someone a jop • something you need to pay • money earned by a business • someone who lives in a place
Accounting terms 2021-08-09
13 Clues: returned cheque • money coming in • we sell goods to • method of payment • issued for payment • goods sold on credit • business owes money to • income of the business • income of the business • things bought to resell • evidence of transaction • things owed by the business • things owned by the business
Chapter 5- Intro to Invest 2020-02-24
Across
- net sales or revenues of the income statement
- the 4 basic ______ principles are: diversify investments, invest on regular basis, reinvest in all earnings, and develop a habit of investing and establish a portfolio
- longer term assets such as land, buildings, and equipment
- six major terms are found on this(current assets, fixed assets, other assets, current liabilities, long term liabilities, and stockholders equity)
- assets that could be converted into cash within a year
- debts that a business owes to others
- the 2 major parts of the ________ _________ section is the balance sheet and income statement
- net income or net income after taxes
- investing roughly equal amounts of money at regular intervals
- the earnings/sales of a business from business activities
- bills the company must pay
- The amount due on notes(promissory notes or promises to pay) within the next 12 months
Down
- payable taxes due on corporate income, but not yet paid
- shows what the company owns(assets) and what it owes(liabilities) plus the shareholders' equity at a particular time
- investing in different companies representing different industries to reduce the risk of your overall portfolio
- yearly summary of the financial condition of a corporation that must be distributed to shareholders
- reports that financial information over a specific period of time, indicating the financial progress of a business in earn a net income or net loss
- he difference between assets and liabilities
- the amounts of business pays to operate the business and earn the revenue
- items of value the company owns(cash, equipment, and inventory)
20 Clues: bills the company must pay • debts that a business owes to others • net income or net income after taxes • he difference between assets and liabilities • net sales or revenues of the income statement • assets that could be converted into cash within a year • payable taxes due on corporate income, but not yet paid • ...
The business environment 2016-10-03
Across
- the currency in Europe
- the location for your business
- the people who purchase goods or services from your business
- The money the government use for services like hospitals, police, fire brigade etc.
- the people who work in a business
- the percent of extra money you pay back on a loan
- a type of tax on businesses
- the people who control taxes
Down
- the things you use in your business
- when the country is making less money and people are loosing jobs
- where the materials for a business comes from
- the difference between the £ Stirling and other currencies
- another word for jobs
- when you borrow money from a bank
14 Clues: another word for jobs • the currency in Europe • a type of tax on businesses • the people who control taxes • the location for your business • the people who work in a business • when you borrow money from a bank • the things you use in your business • where the materials for a business comes from • the percent of extra money you pay back on a loan • ...
1.1-1.3 2025-12-09
Across
- Limited-liability firm with shares traded on a stock market (6,7,7)
- Goal not measured in money terms (3,9,3,9)
- Industry providing services (8,6)
- Proportion of industry sales a firm holds (6,5)
- State-owned enterprise providing public services (6,11)
- One-person business with unlimited liability (4,6)
Down
- Business driven by social mission, reinvesting profits (6,9)
- Money-related goal of a business (9,3,9)
- Company operating in multiple countries (13)
- Industry manufacturing goods from raw materials (9,6)
- Limited-liability firm with shares not publicly traded (7,7,7)
- Business owned by two or more, sharing profits and risks (12)
- Industry extracting natural resources (7,6)
- Licensed business model using another firm's brand and systems (9)
14 Clues: Industry providing services (8,6) • Money-related goal of a business (9,3,9) • Goal not measured in money terms (3,9,3,9) • Industry extracting natural resources (7,6) • Company operating in multiple countries (13) • Proportion of industry sales a firm holds (6,5) • One-person business with unlimited liability (4,6) • ...
Business and Enterprise 2025-03-10
Across
- The financial resources required to start or run a business.
- The activities that a business undertakes to promote and sell products or services.
- Trader A type of business owned and operated by one person.
- The amount of money left after all costs and expenses are paid.
- Plan A document that outlines the goals, strategies, and financial forecasts of a business.
Down
- The money a business makes after all costs and expenses are subtracted from revenue.
- A person or group that operates a business or organization.
- Legal permission to operate a business or profession.
- A business structure that is owned by shareholders who have limited liability.
- The variety of products a business offers to meet the needs of its customers.
- The income a business generates from its normal business activities, such as the sale of goods or services.
11 Clues: Legal permission to operate a business or profession. • A person or group that operates a business or organization. • The financial resources required to start or run a business. • Trader A type of business owned and operated by one person. • The amount of money left after all costs and expenses are paid. • ...
Business Structures 2021-11-19
Across
- a type of business that provides a service with the goal of not having a profit
- finding, selecting, hiring, training, appraising, and rewarding employees
- a business owned by a number and there are shareholders who own stock
- the person or group of people who have received permission from a parent company to sell its products or services
- influencing, inspiration, building relationship, having good communication skills
- a type of business that is owned by the members its serves and is managed in their interest
Down
- a business that is owned by one person
- thinking, gathering and analyzing information, and then making decisions for the business
- the parent company that grants permission to a person or group to sell its products or services
- a process of determining the who, the how, and the what that needs to be done
- conducting a comparison analysis of what actually happens in a business with what was planned in a business
- a business owned and managed by a small group of 2-3 people
- a written contract granting permission to sell someone else's product or service in a certain way
13 Clues: a business that is owned by one person • a business owned and managed by a small group of 2-3 people • a business owned by a number and there are shareholders who own stock • finding, selecting, hiring, training, appraising, and rewarding employees • a process of determining the who, the how, and the what that needs to be done • ...
Chapter 5 Crossword 2022-10-07
Across
- a monthly instalment for the use of a machine, building etc., but ownership is never transferred to the business.
- Capital that needs to generally be paid back with interest.
- When a business expands its product offerings e.g. including a greater range of products
- reflects the financial position of the business on a specific date
- capital used to cover the day-to-day running of the business.
- relates to the amount deposited and withdrawn from the current bank account of the business.
Down
- Ratio used to make sure the business has enough cash to cover expenses
- A facility that allows someone to spend more money than what is actually in their bank account.
- measures the percentage of funds that have been borrowed from outside the business for long periods of time
- show the sales and cost-of-sales figures and will be used to calculate the net profit of the business.
- financial return or reward that entrepreneurs aim to achieve to reflect the risk that they take.
- A source of fixed capital
- land and buildings, vehicles and equipment would be categorised as __________
13 Clues: A source of fixed capital • Capital that needs to generally be paid back with interest. • capital used to cover the day-to-day running of the business. • reflects the financial position of the business on a specific date • Ratio used to make sure the business has enough cash to cover expenses • ...
Accounting I Chapters 1 & 2 2025-01-09
Across
- The set of rules that all accountants use to prepare financial reports
- accounting system When accounting information is processed by recording it into a compute
- period The specific period of time covered by an accounting report
- accounting The type of accounting that focuses on reporting information to external, or outside, users
- profit business A business that operates to earn money for its owners
- the review of a company’s accounting systems and financial statements to confirm that they follow generally accepted accounting principles
- accounting firm a business that provides a variety of accounting services including the independent audit
- accounting The type of accounting that focuses on reporting information to management
Down
- public accountant an accountant who has met education and experience requirements and passed a national test
- accounting system When accounting information is processed by hand
- concern The accounting assumption that a business is expected to operate indefinitely
- reports Documents that present summarized information about the financial status of a business
- system Designed to collect, document, and report on financial transactions affecting the business
- for profit organization An organization that operates for purposes other than making a profit
- entity The accounting assumption that a business exists independently of its owner’s personal holding
15 Clues: accounting system When accounting information is processed by hand • period The specific period of time covered by an accounting report • profit business A business that operates to earn money for its owners • The set of rules that all accountants use to prepare financial reports • ...
Business and Work 2026-01-09
Across
- a business owned and run by two or more people together
- a written or spoken agreement between people or companies
- people who own parts of a business by buying shares
- money paid regularly for work, usually monthly
- land or buildings owned by a person or business
- money paid to the government from income or business activities
Down
- an organization that sells goods or services
- a business owned and run by one person
- money left after all costs are paid
- a person who buys goods or services
- money received from work or business
- money that must be paid back to someone
12 Clues: money left after all costs are paid • a person who buys goods or services • money received from work or business • a business owned and run by one person • money that must be paid back to someone • an organization that sells goods or services • money paid regularly for work, usually monthly • land or buildings owned by a person or business • ...
accounting 2021-08-27
Across
- Office tables, chairs, showcase, shelves, dividers and lighting fixtures
- Revenue earned by apartment or condominium owners, building lessors, and market stall lessors
- Obligations or debts payable by the business
- The term for money in accounting.
- Cost of computers, typewriters, calculators, duplicating machines
- The cost of electricity and water consumed
- Amount paid for the services of employees working in the firm
- Total initial or additional investments made by the owner
- Obligations or debts collectible from customers for services rendered
- Cost of publications in the newspapers, calling cards, billboards, and propaganda thru radios and TV
- Merchandise purchased on credit
Down
- The cost of borrowing money used by the business
- Business taxes and licenses due and payable to the government
- Long-term obligations or debts payable by the business to a bank or other financial institutions
- The principal revenue of both the merchandising and manufacturing concerns in selling good to customers.
- Revenue earned by real estate brokers, insurance agencies, travel agencies, etc
- Obligations or debts collectible from customers and other persons for goods
- Cost of the land (ground) where the building stands Cost of the building owned and being used by the business
- Revenue earned for selling services
19 Clues: Merchandise purchased on credit • The term for money in accounting. • Revenue earned for selling services • The cost of electricity and water consumed • Obligations or debts payable by the business • The cost of borrowing money used by the business • Total initial or additional investments made by the owner • ...
Marketing, Enreprenuership & Sales 2026-01-09
Across
- When or how your customers will buy(occasions, benefits, loyalty, usage rate)
- Group of potential customers to whom a company wants to sell its products to
- Who are your customers?(gender,age, race, income level etc.)
- Where are your customers?(location, population, customs, climate, language)
- Short, catchy musical composition that is used in advertising and marketing
- Image or graphic used to identify a company or product
- A new business that has a fresh idea and aims to grow quickly
- The business knowing where to get its needed supplies/materials/ingredients it will use in the manufacturing process
- Promoted ads placed on digital media platforms
Down
- Purchasing an established business location and operate under their brand(McDonalds)
- Physical location for a retail store
- Online business
- Establishing a recognizable brand for your business
- Goods, services, or ideas that satisfy a need or want
- Phrases used to identify a company or product
- The strategy a company uses to get its products to the consumer
- What are your customers like?(lifestyles, attitudes, interests, personality)
- Influencers promoting products, paid ads on social media platforms
- Ads that get your customers to come to you naturally over time, rather than artificially via paid links
19 Clues: Online business • Physical location for a retail store • Phrases used to identify a company or product • Promoted ads placed on digital media platforms • Establishing a recognizable brand for your business • Goods, services, or ideas that satisfy a need or want • Image or graphic used to identify a company or product • ...
Accounting 2023-11-03
Across
- Accounting formula.
- Raw facts and figures.
- Second step of the Accounting process.
- are the costs associated with running a company's business operations.
- Last step of the Accounting process.
- A type of Financial statement that is important for a business.
- Simple Interest Formula
- First step of the Accounting process.
- Calculating Profit.
Down
- Third step of the Accounting process.
- Accounting report of a firm's financial position.
- Funds provided by a bank.
- Things that a business owes.
- Assets of the entity after the deduction of its liabilities.
- Things that a business owns.
15 Clues: Accounting formula. • Calculating Profit. • Raw facts and figures. • Simple Interest Formula • Funds provided by a bank. • Things that a business owes. • Things that a business owns. • Last step of the Accounting process. • Third step of the Accounting process. • First step of the Accounting process. • Second step of the Accounting process. • ...
chapter 17 bookwork 2020-04-02
Across
- A business in which two or more people share the responsibilities, costs, profits, and losses.
- An economic system in which the productive resources—farms, factories, machines, and so on—are owned by private citizens.
- A type of business that is recognized as a separate legal entity.
- Proprietorship- A small business owned by one person.
- of Demand- states that buyers will demand, or want, a greater quantity of a good when its price is low.
- of Supply- states that businesses will produce more products when they can sell them at higher prices.
- A person who organizes, manages, and assumes the risks of a business.
- Organizations- Some business organizations provide goods and services without seeking to earn a profit for stockholders.
- Shares of ownership.
Down
- Market- The right to buy and sell goods as you want.
- occurs when there are not enough resources to meet people’s wants.
- Resources- Items provided by nature without human intervention that can be used to produce goods and to provide services.
- Corporate profits paid to stockholders.
- All human effort, skills, and abilities used to produce goods and services.
- The manufactured goods used to make other goods and services.
- If a company is the only one selling a product.
- Enterprise- Business owners may operate however they see fit, with little direction or interference by the government.
- Economy- Economic decisions are made by people looking out for their own best interests.
- People who buy corporate stocks.
- Is the money a business has left after it has paid its expenses.
20 Clues: Shares of ownership. • People who buy corporate stocks. • Corporate profits paid to stockholders. • If a company is the only one selling a product. • Market- The right to buy and sell goods as you want. • Proprietorship- A small business owned by one person. • The manufactured goods used to make other goods and services. • ...
Luisa Martinez 2022-05-11
Across
- transaction processing (TP) systems process data generated by daily _______ operations.
- The three trends in the 21st century are:the rapidly increasing ___________ integration of technology for transparent access to information
- _______management allows users to find information by entering keywords.
- Called _____ applications provide cost-effective support for users and managers throughout the enterprise.
- Business ______ provides work-related information support to users at all levels of a business.
- ______technology uses high-frequency radio waves to track physical objects.
- Businesses use ________ technologies to increase productivity, deliver quality products and services, maintain customer loyalty, and make sound decisions.
- Today's IT companies present a combination of products, services and ________.
- A ____ checks customer credit, posts accounts receivable, adjusts inventory levels, and updates the sales file.
Down
- systems ________ plans, develops, and maintains information systems.
- Currently business information systems, all employees use office _________ systems
- most large companies require systems that combine transaction processing, business support, knowledge management, and _______ productivity functions.
- Information technology is the combination of hardware and________ products and services.
- rapid growth of _______ computing and services
- Businesses now use _____ to entice shoppers with nearby deals.
- Currently companies are dependent on the _________ and expand their web marketing channels to provide better service.
- and operations users require _________ support systems.
- Information systems have 5 key components: hardware, software, data, processes and _______.
- ________describe the business tasks and functions that users, people, and IT staff members perform to achieve specific results.
19 Clues: rapid growth of _______ computing and services • and operations users require _________ support systems. • Businesses now use _____ to entice shoppers with nearby deals. • systems ________ plans, develops, and maintains information systems. • _______management allows users to find information by entering keywords. • ...
Accounting 2021-08-27
Across
- Cost of publications
- Long-term obligations or debts payable through banks
- Revenue earned by real estate brokers, insurance agencies, travel agencies, etc
- The principal revenue of both the merchandising and manufacturing concerns in selling good to customers.
- The cost of electricity and water consumed
- Revenue earned for lending money
- Cost of repairing and servicing
- The cost of borrowing money used by the business
- Cost of trucks, delivery panels and other equipment used for transporting goods.
- Cost of gasoline during delivery
Down
- Cost of the building owned and being used by the business
- The allocation of the cost of certain asset
- Cost of the land (ground) where the building stands
- Amount paid for the use of space for the store, working area or office of the business
- RECEIVABLE
- Obligations or debts payable by the business to other parties evidenced by a promissory note issued by the business
- Amount paid for the services of employees working in the firm
- Coins, currencies, and cash equivalents either on hand or deposited in the bank
- Revenue earned by apartment or condominium owners, building lessors, and market stall lessors
19 Clues: RECEIVABLE • Cost of publications • Cost of repairing and servicing • Revenue earned for lending money • Cost of gasoline during delivery • The cost of electricity and water consumed • The allocation of the cost of certain asset • The cost of borrowing money used by the business • Cost of the land (ground) where the building stands • ...
9. Interpreting Financial Information 1 2026-03-13
Across
- The money available for the day‑to‑day running of the business. Formula: Current Assets – Current Liabilities
- Short‑term assets that can be turned into cash within one year, such as cash, inventory, and receivables.
- A financial statement that shows a business’s assets, liabilities, and equity at a specific point in time.It gives a snapshot of the business’s financial position.
- Resources owned by a business that have value and can provide future benefits, such as cash, equipment, vehicles, or inventory.
- Individuals or organisations that provide money to a business, such as banks, investors, or venture capital firms.
Down
- A financial document that shows a business’s revenues, costs, and profits over a specific period (e.g., monthly or yearly).It tells you whether the business made a profit or loss.
- Long‑term assets that a business will use for more than one year, such as machinery, buildings, or vehicles.
- The extent to which a business is in debt, showing how much it owes to creditors or lenders.
- The profit a business makes after subtracting the cost of goods sold (COGS) from revenue. Formula: Revenue – Cost of Sales
- A person or organisation that owns shares in a company and therefore owns part of the business.
- Debts or obligations a business owes to others, such as loans, overdrafts, or unpaid bills.
- The value that belongs to the business owners after liabilities are deducted from assets. Formula: Assets – Liabilities
- The profit a business earns from its normal operations, calculated after subtracting operating expenses from gross profit. Formula: Gross Profit – Operating Expenses
13 Clues: Debts or obligations a business owes to others, such as loans, overdrafts, or unpaid bills. • The extent to which a business is in debt, showing how much it owes to creditors or lenders. • A person or organisation that owns shares in a company and therefore owns part of the business. • ...
Inner Wheel 2021-01-07
15 Clues: bonding • dignity • service • patience • exposure • business • happiness • friendship • fellowship • leadership • opportunity • global-reach • connectivity • recognisation • wheel inner wheel
Accounting Reports for Small Business 2018-04-12
Across
- when the Income during a period < the Expenses for that same period
- _____________ Statement shows the income earned during a period less the expenses
- GST __________ , an account that offsets the GST Collections and the GST paid for the period
- cash or other assets taken out of a business by the owner
- Accounting ____________ concept where the life of a business is divided into arbitrary time periods
- __________ profit is Sales (net) less Cost of Sales
- an asset which represents the good name and reputation of a business
- an abbreviation for Cost of Sales
- Accounts ___________, an example of a current asset
- ______ Debts are debtors who cannot pay their accounts and are written off
- ____________ Asset is one in which the future economic benefit lasts for longer than 12 months
- another name for accounts receivable
- an account in the ledger representing the owner's investment in a business
- ________ Income include Interest Income, Rental Income, Gain on Sale of asset
Down
- Accounts ___________, an example of a current liability
- a type of loan used when buying land and buildings where the asset is used as security for the loan
- a financing option where a business rents an asset instead of buying it
- collating similar items into groups or categories
- an example of a current liability
- _____________ Sheet, sometimes referred to as a Statement of Financial Position
- __________ & Fittings
- the goods a business buys and sells to make a profit
- __________ Asset is one in which the future economic benefit lasts for less than 12 months.
- when the Income during a period > the Expenses for that same period
24 Clues: __________ & Fittings • an abbreviation for Cost of Sales • an example of a current liability • another name for accounts receivable • collating similar items into groups or categories • Accounts ___________, an example of a current asset • __________ profit is Sales (net) less Cost of Sales • the goods a business buys and sells to make a profit • ...
Chapter 4 2014-03-14
Across
- clauses that relate to employee well-being
- principles of morality or rules of conduct
- monitors and enforces standards set by the federal government regarding water and air quality
- refers to business dealings involving companies that do business in only one state
- prevent unfair business practices such as false advertising, deceptive pricing, and misleading labeling
- exists when a business has control of the market for a product or service
- refers to the duty of a business to contribute to the well-being of a community
- can occur when an action by a company or individual results in an unfair benefit
- tax is based on the value of land and buildings
- an organization that supplies a service or product vital to all people
- a word, letter, or symbol linked with a specific company or product
- an agreement to exchange goods or services for something of value, usually money
- a state or local tax on goods and services that is collected by the seller
Down
- business dealings involving companies in more than one state
- safety standards are regulated and enforced by them
- gives the inventor the sole right to make, use, or sell the item for 20 years
- purely intangible, with no physical characteristics
- government income
- saving scarce natural resources
- rules about how businesses and their employees ought to behave
- levied on the income of individuals
- a set of rules for guiding the actions of employees or members of an organization
- protects the creative work of authors, composers, and artists
23 Clues: government income • saving scarce natural resources • levied on the income of individuals • clauses that relate to employee well-being • principles of morality or rules of conduct • tax is based on the value of land and buildings • safety standards are regulated and enforced by them • purely intangible, with no physical characteristics • ...
T.L.E 2015-01-04
Across
- Father of Accounting.
- Amounts Entered in Acc. System.
- Asset-Liability =
- Makes good Decisions.
- Earn their Income by services.
- prepaid Rent and Prepaid Insurance.
- Owned by two or more persons.
- sold on credit but issued by a promissory note.
- Not let weakness overcome him.
- refers to amounts paid to employees.
- Language of Business.
- Items bought on Credit.
- Proprietorship/ Owned by one person.
- Terms used to identify specific elements of Acc.
- Cost of Transporting in goods.
- Revenue from sale of Goods.
- Grouping of similar items.
- Summarizing the details of the data.
- Thinking of new ways.
- Revenue-Expense =
- Involves the transfer of resources.
Down
- Do not involve transfer of resources.
- Welcomes risks.
- Buy raw materials to convert.
- Cost of using Space.
- items bought but not yet paid.
- land acquired use in Business.
- Pens,Paper,Ink.
- Asset- O.E =
- Amounts paid for Water and Electricity.
- additional investment of Cash.
- Value or rights owned by the Business.
- Revenue earned as a result of Professional Service.
- Trading Business.
- Computers,Printers,Photocopiers.
- Are Accrued Expenses.
- Collectibles from customers for Goods sold to them on Credit.
- Cost of Borrowing money.
- Heavy Equipments.
- Cost of transporting out Goods.
- records the day to day transactions.
- Cost of repairing.
- Also called the Income.
- Refers to structures of Business.
- Bills&Coins.
- Tables,Chairs,Cabinets.
- Prepare projected expenses
- Wheeled items used to transport goods.
- Examine Business records.
49 Clues: Asset- O.E = • Bills&Coins. • Welcomes risks. • Pens,Paper,Ink. • Asset-Liability = • Trading Business. • Heavy Equipments. • Revenue-Expense = • Cost of repairing. • Cost of using Space. • Father of Accounting. • Makes good Decisions. • Are Accrued Expenses. • Language of Business. • Thinking of new ways. • Also called the Income. • Items bought on Credit. • Tables,Chairs,Cabinets. • ...
EPF Crossword 2022-04-27
Across
- When companies have the exact same product, and cannot mark it up to a higher price to what other companies are selling it at, having no control over the market.
- Many companies making the same product with their own differences, having a little control over the market.
- Money made after selling a product, minus the expenses needed to produce it.
- Costs that can change depending on the scenario.
- Multiple companies striving to have consumers purchase their products instead of their competitors.
- Economic power decided by consumers.
- A business led by one individual.
- One company making their own unique product with no competitors, has complete control of the market.
- When two people make an agreement to run a business together.
- When supply and demand are equal.
Down
- A business owned by multiple people sharing a similar goal.
- Costs that never change.
- A few companies selling the same product with their own minor differences, having a large amount of control in the market.
- Marketplace where goods and services are sold to businesses and to the public.
- The amount something costs.
- What businesses use to purchase, rent, or hire what they need to make their products.
- A form of business separate from the business owners.
- An industry that participates in different activities with other different unrelated industries.
- The amount of products you have to sell.
- A system in which a person or group of people are given a license to sell a business' products and services.
- How much consumers want a product.
21 Clues: Costs that never change. • The amount something costs. • A business led by one individual. • When supply and demand are equal. • How much consumers want a product. • Economic power decided by consumers. • The amount of products you have to sell. • Costs that can change depending on the scenario. • A form of business separate from the business owners. • ...
Workshop 6 Vocabulary 2022-05-05
Across
- to look at something carefully
- money that a person's owes
- an agreement to borrow money and pay it back
- polite in a formal way
- a business idea that involves taking risks
- being without a job
- to try to do something, especially over a long period of time
- not knowing something you should know
- strategy tells who potential customers are and how they’ll learn about the business
- to help sell or bring attention to a new product
- a person who starts a new business
- the quality that makes a person feel worthy of respect
- to need something
- relating to money
- something that is available to give you help or support
- with purpose and attention
- plan explains who is in charge of the business financial plan explains how much $ is needed to start and what you will charge
Down
- statement describes what a business is, what it offers, why it is necessary
- an experience person who gives someone else advice
- a system of regular payments for when something bad happens
- money that a person or company owes
- money that schools charge for classes
- a person who gives money to a company and hopes to profit
- a plan for how to spend money
- something that costs money
- very large or great
- one part of something
- a choice or possibility
- fair or sensible
- right at; with nothing in between
- something a person owns that is worth money
- to to be likely to act or think a certain way
32 Clues: fair or sensible • to need something • relating to money • being without a job • very large or great • one part of something • polite in a formal way • a choice or possibility • money that a person's owes • something that costs money • with purpose and attention • a plan for how to spend money • to look at something carefully • right at; with nothing in between • ...
Small Business Management 2023-08-25
Across
- A micro business that lets the owner live life how they’d want
- A small group of customers who have a clear problem or wants.
- A business with small growth potential compared to industrial companies, they are generally local and have a small staff team.
- An entrepreneur who is limited by a contract with a bigger corporation.
- Someone who never gives up in the pursuit of a new or existing enterprise opportunity, whilst creating value to this enterprise risk and reward is experienced.
- A teacher or guide who provides knowledge and guidance based on experience.
- A change in perspective.
- Two or more entrepreneurs who work together as a team on one objective.
- A well timed opportunity that is valuable for the buyers.
- Material or quality gains from the passing of a person to their heir.
Down
- A small firm that gives the owner barely any profit.
- A small business that plans to grow.
- Small amounts of money, mostly given to entrepreneurs in small or third world countries.
- A personality that focuses on the business and the customers.
- A person who creates a business.
- A person who becomes an entrepreneur as a form of last resort.
- A small firm that gives lots of profits to its owner.
- Being resourceful with resources invested while not owning them.
- Entrepreneurship focused on solutions to social problems, needs and opportunities.
- A personality that enjoys being a leader and planning.
- A person who creates a business as an attempt to leave an unwanted work environment.
21 Clues: A change in perspective. • A person who creates a business. • A small business that plans to grow. • A small firm that gives the owner barely any profit. • A small firm that gives lots of profits to its owner. • A personality that enjoys being a leader and planning. • A well timed opportunity that is valuable for the buyers. • ...
Economics and Business Crossword 2023-10-27
Across
- the quantity of the same good or service that consumers are willing to buy.
- Rates the cost of borrowing money or the return on investment that lenders receive for providing funds.
- The total amount of money generated by a business
- The financial gain made in a business transaction
- the rate at which the general level of prices for goods and services rises
- amount of money that you need to pay
- financial assests or resources
- provides goods or services to another business.
- inventory of a specific product that a business has available for sale
- A person who starts and operates a business
Down
- money that you owe to someone else
- Market a specific group of people or businesses that a company aims to sell its products or services to.
- act of putting money, time, or resources into something with the expectation of gaining a
- or some other beneficial outcome in the future.
- the quantity of a good or service that producers are willing to offer in the market
- known as shares or equities
- something valuable that a borrower pledges to a lender to secure a loan.
- Money you take out from a bank which you will eventually have to pay back with interest
- the day to day runnings of a business
- the social science that studies the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services to satisfy human wants.
- a person or entity that promises to take responsibility for a loan or financial obligation if the borrower fails to meet their payment obligations
21 Clues: known as shares or equities • financial assests or resources • money that you owe to someone else • amount of money that you need to pay • the day to day runnings of a business • A person who starts and operates a business • or some other beneficial outcome in the future. • provides goods or services to another business. • The total amount of money generated by a business • ...
Economics 2024-11-19
Across
- Laws in a city or town that designate certain areas or zones, for residential and business use
- the merger of two or more firms involved in different stages of producing the same good or service
- A certificate of ownership in a corporation
- All nonmilitary people who are employed or unemployed
- Partnership in which only one partner is requried to be general, and the other has limited responsibilities
- institution that functions much like a business but does not operate for the purpose of making profit
- The ownership structure of a company or firm
- payments to employees other than wages or salary
- A legal entity, or being, owned by individual stockholders, each who have limited liabilities
- A formal contract issues by a corporation that includes a promise to pay back borrowed money
- The money and other valuables belonging to an individual or business
- Movement of some of a comapany's operations, or resources of production, to another country
- a retail outlet owned and operated by consumers that sells merchandise to members at a reduced price
Down
- Practice of contracting with another company to do a specific job
- The share earnings given by a franchise as a payment to the franchiser
- A business owned and managed by a single individual
- Authorization to operate a business issued by the local government
- Semi-Independent business that pays fees to parent company
- The portion of corporate profits paid out to stockholders
- Theory that suggests that the completion of college signals to employers that a job applicant is intelligent and hard-working
20 Clues: A certificate of ownership in a corporation • The ownership structure of a company or firm • payments to employees other than wages or salary • A business owned and managed by a single individual • All nonmilitary people who are employed or unemployed • The portion of corporate profits paid out to stockholders • ...
Risk Management Ch 6 2025-06-03
Across
- person, posing as a customer, takes good from a store without paying for them.
- potential that the market for new goods or services is much less than originally thought.
- state mandated business insurance program intended to provide medical and financial support for workers who are injured at the workplace.
- statement of product quality and promise to compensate customers for faulty products.
- three party contract that guarantees one party will fulfill its obligation to a second party.
- theft involving another person, often by using force or the threat of violence.
- cannot be avoided but can be minimized by purchasing insurance or implementing a risk plan.
- employees stealing from the business for which they work for.
- type of fraud that occurs when somebody entrusted with company information, financial records, money or other valuables.
Down
- insurance provision that requires a policyholder to be the party at risk of suffering a loss.
- situation caused by nature.
- theft that occurs when a person breaks into a business to steal merchandise, money, valuable merchandise or confidential information.
- situation that cannot be predicted or covered by purchasing insurance.
- situations caused by humans.
- evaluating and updating current products or adding new products to replace older ones.
- situation that occurs when the economy suffers due to negative business conditions in the country
- when customers no longer want to buy a product and a business owner is stuck with merchandise they cannot sell.
- risk that an insurance company will not cover.
- cheating or deceiving a business out of money or property.
- amount paid for insurance by the policy holder.
20 Clues: situation caused by nature. • situations caused by humans. • risk that an insurance company will not cover. • amount paid for insurance by the policy holder. • cheating or deceiving a business out of money or property. • employees stealing from the business for which they work for. • situation that cannot be predicted or covered by purchasing insurance. • ...
Business Management Crossword Puzzle 2025-04-22
Across
- – Inventory strategy that reduces storage costs.
- Diagram – A visual representation of project activities and their dependencies.
- Plan – A written document detailing how a business will achieve its objectives.
- Flow Forecast – Estimation of future cash inflows and outflows.
- Chart – Bar chart that illustrates a project schedule.
- – A strategic analysis tool examining external macro-environmental factors.
- Skimming – Setting a high price initially and lowering it over time.
- Production – Production approach focused on efficiency and waste reduction.
- Capital – Current assets minus current liabilities.
- – Output per unit of input.
- Development – Growth strategy of selling existing products in new markets.
- Analysis – Assessment of strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats.
- Conflict – Disagreements between parties with different business interests.
- Resources – Department managing recruitment, training, and retention.
- of Control – Number of subordinates a manager directly oversees.
- Social Responsibility – Business accountability to social and environmental concerns.
- Point – Output level at which total revenue equals total costs.
Down
- of Scale – Cost advantages gained from increased production levels.
- Matrix – Strategic planning tool for product and market growth.
- – Process of attracting and selecting new employees.
- – The ability of a business to meet its short-term financial obligations.
- – A decrease in the value of an asset over time.
- Growth – Expansion using a firm’s own resources.
- – Portion of profits paid to shareholders.
- Strategy – High-level decisions that affect the entire direction of a business.
- Ratio – Financial metric indicating a company's ability to pay debts.
- – Using external firms to perform internal business functions.
- – Removing levels of hierarchy in an organization.
- Sheet – A financial snapshot showing assets, liabilities, and equity.
- Positioning – How a product is perceived relative to competitors.
30 Clues: – Output per unit of input. • – Portion of profits paid to shareholders. • – Inventory strategy that reduces storage costs. • – A decrease in the value of an asset over time. • Growth – Expansion using a firm’s own resources. • – Removing levels of hierarchy in an organization. • Capital – Current assets minus current liabilities. • ...
25203 2025-10-25
Across
- Spreadsheet software commonly used for data analysis.
- Process of discovering patterns in large datasets.
- Discipline focused on identifying business needs and recommending solutions.
- Machine learning method using labeled data for training.
- Converting raw data into meaningful information.
- Process of correcting or removing inaccurate data.
- Business intelligence tool for interactive data visualization.
- Centralized repository used for reporting and data analysis.
- Popular programming language used in data analytics.
- A subset of AI that enables systems to learn from data automatically.
- AI model inspired by the structure of the human brain.
- Data collected directly from human responses
- Collection of related data points used for analysis.
- Language used to manage and query relational databases.
- Ensuring data is collected legally and ethically.
Down
- Statistical method for identifying relationships between variables.
- Field involving algorithms and machine learning to predict trends and behaviors.
- Field focused on analyzing historical data to support business decisions.
- Representation of data using visual elements like charts and graphs.
- Subset of a data warehouse used for specific business lines.
- The simulation of human intelligence by machines.
- Measure of how accurate, complete, and consistent data is.
- Processed, organized data that has meaning.
- The practice of using data and analysis to improve business decisions.
- Understanding or awareness gained from information.
- Visual display of key business metrics and data summaries.
- Machine learning method for pattern discovery without labels.
- Actionable understanding derived from analysis.
- Predictive model that uses branching methods to show outcomes.
- The use of data, statistical methods, and technology to uncover insights.
30 Clues: Processed, organized data that has meaning. • Data collected directly from human responses • Actionable understanding derived from analysis. • Converting raw data into meaningful information. • The simulation of human intelligence by machines. • Ensuring data is collected legally and ethically. • Process of discovering patterns in large datasets. • ...
25242 2025-10-23
Across
- Field focused on analyzing historical data to support business decisions.
- Subset of a data warehouse used for specific business lines.
- Popular programming language used in data analytics.
- Understanding or awareness gained from information.
- Measure of how accurate, complete, and consistent data is.
- Spreadsheet software commonly used for data analysis.
- Representation of data using visual elements like charts and graphs.
- Language used to manage and query relational databases.
- A subset of AI that enables systems to learn from data automatically.
- Raw, unprocessed facts and figures.
- Processed, organized data that has meaning.
- Centralized repository used for reporting and data analysis.
- Machine learning method for pattern discovery without labels.
- Converting raw data into meaningful information.
Down
- Collection of related data points used for analysis.
- AI model inspired by the structure of the human brain.
- Actionable understanding derived from analysis.
- Ensuring data is collected legally and ethically.
- The simulation of human intelligence by machines.
- Machine learning method using labeled data for training.
- The practice of using data and analysis to improve business decisions.
- Visual display of key business metrics and data summaries.
- Predictive model that uses branching methods to show outcomes.
- Statistical method for identifying relationships between variables.
- The use of data, statistical methods, and technology to uncover insights.
- Business intelligence tool for interactive data visualization.
- Discipline focused on identifying business needs and recommending solutions.
- Process of discovering patterns in large datasets.
- Field involving algorithms and machine learning to predict trends and behaviors.
- Process of correcting or removing inaccurate data.
30 Clues: Raw, unprocessed facts and figures. • Processed, organized data that has meaning. • Actionable understanding derived from analysis. • Converting raw data into meaningful information. • Ensuring data is collected legally and ethically. • The simulation of human intelligence by machines. • Process of discovering patterns in large datasets. • ...
Marketing 2026-07-31
Across
- A law that protects consumers' rights and ensures fair business practices.
- The materials used to wrap and protect a product.
- The way a product reaches customers.
- The process of satisfying customer needs profitably.
- A name or symbol that identifies a product.
- The study of outside factors that affect a business, such as the economy, technology, and laws.
- A business arrangement where a company allows another person to use its brand and business model for a fee.
- Activities used to persuade customers to buy a product.
- A visual tool used to compare products, brands, or competitors in a market.
- A person who purchases a product or service.
- The tangible features that help customers judge the quality of a service.
- Building and maintaining strong customer relationships.
- Using an existing brand name to launch a new product in a different product category.
Down
- Goods Products that customers buy regularly, quickly, and with little effort or comparison.
- A legally protected brand name or symbol.
- The feature that makes a product different from competitors.
- Paid communication used to promote a product, service, or brand.
- A visual symbol that represents a business or brand.
- A model explaining how consumers react to marketing messages and other external influences.
- The amount of money charged for a product.
- The process of setting long-term business goals and deciding how to achieve them.
- The stages a product goes through from introduction to decline.
- A good or service offered to customers.
23 Clues: The way a product reaches customers. • A good or service offered to customers. • A legally protected brand name or symbol. • The amount of money charged for a product. • A name or symbol that identifies a product. • A person who purchases a product or service. • The materials used to wrap and protect a product. • A visual symbol that represents a business or brand. • ...
Unit 4 2024-05-07
Across
- is the positive feeling customers have about a business that meets their needs.
- a convenience service that a motel might provide its guest to expedite the morning departure process
- what hotels do to make sure all customers have quality service
- is the total customer experience with that business.
- encounter An interaction between a customer and a staff member is called service encounter.
- is a type of behavior that a employee has to establish positive relationships with hotel guests?
- a customer who purchases products or services from a hospitality business.
- is a type of behavior that a employee has to establish positive relationships with hotel guests?
- is also called heart of the house. In a restaurant the back of the house includes the kitchen and receiving and storage areas and offices.
- are employees whose main function is to interact with customers.
- What is an important aspect of handling a hotel guest’s complaint?
- is service that meets or exceeds customer expectations.
Down
- is an employee who can anticipate customer needs.
- is the area in the hospitality business that guest usually see,
- is the ability to put yourself in someone else's shoes and know how that person feels.
- is providing the same good service and products to customers each and every time they come to your business.
- is an activity that is done for another person.
- what need is fulfilled by by using a secure electronic room key system throughout the facility
- a written plan designed to help staff members provide quality customer service.
- Is a time when customers experience makes a bigger impact on customer satisfaction that at other times.
- Is the informal conversation people have about their experiences with a business.
- are employees whose work rarely involves interacting with customers.
22 Clues: is an activity that is done for another person. • is an employee who can anticipate customer needs. • is the total customer experience with that business. • is service that meets or exceeds customer expectations. • what hotels do to make sure all customers have quality service • is the area in the hospitality business that guest usually see, • ...
Business Organizations Ch. 3 2023-02-27
Across
- businesses of the same type
- an investor who is a member of a partnership, but plays an inactive role
- ownership certificate in the firm
- an enterprise owned exclusively by one natural person
- when one or more business owners or partners are liable for their company's debts and tax compliance
- business entity that is owned by its shareholders who elect a board of directors to oversee the organization's activities
- issued by governments and corporations when they want to raise money
- two or more businesses form a single business
- document that gives permission to create a corporation
- two or more parties partnered together
- person or institution that has invested money in a corporation in exchange for a share
- only one partner is active in the management
- the amount an individual or business makes after deducting costs, allowances and taxes
- business owned & formed by one individual
- price paid for use of another's money
Down
- taxation of dividends both as corporate profit & personal income
- measure of how much cash a business brought in or spent in total over a period of time
- type of tradeable asset, or security, that equates to ownership in a company.
- amount borrowed
- check that transfers a portion of the corporation
- all the items, goods, merchandise
- businesses of different types
- price paid for use of another's money
- a separate legal entity with the rights of a individual
- he owners of a company's outstanding shares
- stock that pays a set schedule of dividends and does not come with voting rights
- a reduction in the value of an asset with the passage of time, due in particular to wear and tear
27 Clues: amount borrowed • businesses of the same type • businesses of different types • ownership certificate in the firm • all the items, goods, merchandise • price paid for use of another's money • price paid for use of another's money • two or more parties partnered together • business owned & formed by one individual • he owners of a company's outstanding shares • ...
Semester 1 Review 2024-12-18
Across
- A business which is owned and operated by a single owner.
- Occurs when prices are set too high; Supply > Demand.
- An economic system defined by low government control.
- A government-enforced maximum price on a product.
- The quantity of a product people are willing/able to buy at a certain price.
- Products/services which make our lives more pleasant.
- LLC stands for...
- Physical products which can be touched/held.
- A good used together with another good.
- A business which is owned and operated by 2 - 5 people.
- Any money or machines used to create goods or services.
- A contractual agreement to purchase and use the name/resources of a known business.
- A good used instead of another good.
- Something which is consumed as it is produced.
- The quantity of a product businesses are willing/able to make at a certain price.
- The demand line will always be _______ sloping.
- The supply line will always be _______ sloping.
Down
- An economic system defined by high amounts of government control.
- Any products/services which are required to survive.
- A special contract which explains the rules of a business partnership.
- A government-enforced minimum price on a product.
- GDP stands for...
- Any people/employees involved in the creation of goods.
- Occurs when prices are set too low; Demand > Supply.
- Any resource which comes from nature.
- A person who takes the risk of owning a business.
- A detailed document which describes your business; used to get funding.
27 Clues: GDP stands for... • LLC stands for... • A good used instead of another good. • Any resource which comes from nature. • A good used together with another good. • Physical products which can be touched/held. • Something which is consumed as it is produced. • The demand line will always be _______ sloping. • The supply line will always be _______ sloping. • ...
Sarah R 2024-04-08
Across
- Adapting to the enviornment in advance of the occurrence of events;taking advantage of opportunities rather reacting to problems
- The managment function that monitors the work effort
- Fulfilling the requirements of the law
- The process of creating, communicating, delivering, and exchanging offerings that have value for customers, clients, partners, and society at large
- Knowledge, facts, or data presented in a useful form
- Focused on customer needs and wants
- A human resources managment activity that involves recruiting, interveiwing, hiring, orienting, and dealing with job changes for a companys employees
- Keeping accurate and useful financial records;and analyzing and interpreting the recorded information
- The process of planning, controlling, and organizing an organization or department
- polite behavior;good manners
Down
- Private information that belongs to an organization and cannot be released to the public
- The usage of outside organizations or consultants to perform one or more of the primary business activites
- All the opportunites that businesses have to connect with customers and reinforce their brand value
- The managment function of providing guidance to workers and work projects
- The process of planning, maintaining, evaluating, and disseminating business knowledge, facts, or data
- The amount and the value of goods and services produced from sets amounts of resources
- Loyalty to a particular business
- An organized effort to produce and/or distribute goods and services
- The managment function of setting up the way the business work will be done
- Long-range planning (one year) of specific actions the business will take
20 Clues: polite behavior;good manners • Loyalty to a particular business • Focused on customer needs and wants • Fulfilling the requirements of the law • The managment function that monitors the work effort • Knowledge, facts, or data presented in a useful form • An organized effort to produce and/or distribute goods and services • ...
CROSSWORD QUIZ 2021-08-27
Across
- Business taxes and licenses due and payable to the government
- Office tables, chairs, showcase, shelves, dividers and lighting fixtures
- Obligations or debts payable by the business to other parties evidenced by a promissory note issued by the business
- Obligations or debts payable by the business to other parties for services acquired or merchandise purchased on credit
- The principal revenue of both the merchandising and manufacturing concerns in selling good to customers.
- Cost of trucks, delivery panels and other equipment used for transporting goods.
- Revenue earned by apartment or condominium owners, building lessors, and market stall lessors
- Cost of computers, typewriters, calculators, duplicating machines
- Cost of the building owned and being used by the business
- Obligations or debts collectible from customers and other persons for goods or services sold or loan granted, evidenced by a promissory note issued by the customers
- Total initial or additional investments made by the owner
- Amount paid for the services of employees working in the firm
Down
- Revenue earned for lending money
- Amount withheld from the salary of employees plus the company’s share due and payable to the SSS
- Coins, currencies, and cash equivalents either on hand or deposited in the bank.
- Merchandise or goods in hand and ready for sale at a profit
- The cost of borrowing money used by the business
- Obligations or debts collectible from customers for services rendered or merchandise sold to them on credit
- Cost of the land (ground) where the building stands
- Cost of publications in the newspapers, calling cards, billboards, and propaganda thru radios and TV
20 Clues: Revenue earned for lending money • The cost of borrowing money used by the business • Cost of the land (ground) where the building stands • Total initial or additional investments made by the owner • Cost of the building owned and being used by the business • Merchandise or goods in hand and ready for sale at a profit • ...
Marketing a Business 2025-09-10
Across
- : The letter in the 7Ps that relates to how much customers pay.
- : What do we call a plan used by a business when a disaster or scandal happens?
- : What kind of data is collected directly from people (e.g. surveys)?
- : What’s the business term for a good or bad view people have of a business?
- : What is the name for fake or untrue advertising?
- : What is the marketing stage where sales are just beginning?
- : What do we call the group of people most likely to buy a product?
- : The term for how a product is shown to customers – includes name, price, packaging.
- : What is the marketing term for using eco-friendly strategies or products?
- : What’s the name of the full marketing strategy with 7 different elements?
- : The step where businesses collect information to help make good decisions.
Down
- : A way of promoting products through TikTok or Instagram.
- : What’s it called when a product starts to become less popular?
- : What’s it called when a business splits its audience into different age or income groups?
- : What do we call the thing a business sells – either a good or service?
- : What do we call the picture or symbol that represents a business?
- : What’s a reward program that keeps customers coming back?
- : The group of customers who buy the product again and again.
- : What’s the online method used to help a website show up in Google searches?
- : What do we call a small group of people with very specific needs (e.g. vegan skincare users)?
20 Clues: : What is the name for fake or untrue advertising? • : A way of promoting products through TikTok or Instagram. • : What’s a reward program that keeps customers coming back? • : The group of customers who buy the product again and again. • : What is the marketing stage where sales are just beginning? • ...
