business Crossword Puzzles
Business 2023-10-05
Across
- Chain: The network for producing and delivering goods.
- Margin: The percentage of profit from revenue.
- Resources: Managing employees and personnel.
- Model: The strategy for generating revenue and value.
- Contracting out business functions.
- Total income from business operations.
- A person who starts a business, taking financial risks for profit.
- Combining companies for various goals.
Down
- Buying and selling online.
- A new business with growth potential and uncertainty.
- (Return on Investment): A measure of investment profitability.
- Plan: A formal roadmap outlining business goals and strategies.
- Promoting products or services.
- Segmentation: Dividing a market based on characteristics.
- Ownership shares in a company.
15 Clues: Buying and selling online. • Ownership shares in a company. • Promoting products or services. • Contracting out business functions. • Total income from business operations. • Combining companies for various goals. • Resources: Managing employees and personnel. • Margin: The percentage of profit from revenue. • A new business with growth potential and uncertainty. • ...
Business 2024-10-08
Across
- Decision making tool
- culture the values and belfies of a company shared by employees
- of delegation the passing down of tasks and duty's to subordinates
- when the organisation is split into main departments
- behaviour looking at how customers react
- complete change in attitude of managing employees
- translates to do nothing
- strict management
- an attempt to reduce operating costs
Down
- traditional structure with many layers of management
- groups persuade a business to be more ethical
- day to day decisions
- thousand pounds price of a Audi A1
- marking comparing what you do to the best organisation
14 Clues: strict management • Decision making tool • day to day decisions • translates to do nothing • thousand pounds price of a Audi A1 • an attempt to reduce operating costs • behaviour looking at how customers react • groups persuade a business to be more ethical • complete change in attitude of managing employees • traditional structure with many layers of management • ...
Business 2024-04-02
Across
- : Attention or concern for something or someone's well-being.
- Executive Officer : The highest-ranking executive in a company, responsible for making major corporate decisions, managing the overall operations, and resources of the company.
- : Traditionally accepted practice or behavior.
- : A large company or group of companies that is controlled together as a single organization.
- : Reach and do business with new groups of customers or parts of the world where something might be sold.
- : Firm or rigid in shape or position.
- : Other companies trying hard to be more successful than you.
- : Records of financial transactions or literary works.
Down
- : Request for goods or services to be provided.
- : A person who purchases goods or services.
- : Constructed or assembled.
- : Rivalry between individuals or businesses.
- : Information/opinions about what people think of a product or service.
- : Systematic investigation or study to discover new information.
- : A place where goods are bought and sold.
15 Clues: : Constructed or assembled. • : Firm or rigid in shape or position. • : Rivalry between individuals or businesses. • : A person who purchases goods or services. • : A place where goods are bought and sold. • : Traditionally accepted practice or behavior. • : Request for goods or services to be provided. • ...
business 2022-11-16
Across
- figuring out how people act. What kind of deceisions they make.
- as a prize you get to go on the business trip
- people that like new experiences
- take money from one place and it ends up somewhere else
- travel for fun
- money flowing through companies in the nearby area
- keep tradition the same
Down
- you travel for buisness
- destruction of inhabited areas
- the main part of a city
- making the world economy bigger
- travel to see loved ones
- to organize an event
- the first people to find that place
14 Clues: travel for fun • to organize an event • you travel for buisness • the main part of a city • keep tradition the same • travel to see loved ones • destruction of inhabited areas • making the world economy bigger • people that like new experiences • the first people to find that place • as a prize you get to go on the business trip • money flowing through companies in the nearby area • ...
Business 2025-10-15
Across
- widespread use of short-term contracts or freelance work rather than permanent contracts
- Charles Handy's organisation
- The starting point of any HR planning
- A feeling that Winston when there is change
- motivates employees
- Type of structure that creates project teams from across traditional functional departments
- A way of working which is more successful if employees are multi skilled and can provide for each other
- refers to the situation in an organization where decision making authority is delegated throughout
Down
- leadership Style that one wants to be
- (Number of employees leaving in 1 year/average number of people employed) *100
- a skill where one can identify the key aspect of the issue rather than unnecessary details
- Change is...
- Leadership style where they make a decision which is best for the employees
- Management function - directing and motivating staff
14 Clues: Change is... • motivates employees • Charles Handy's organisation • leadership Style that one wants to be • The starting point of any HR planning • A feeling that Winston when there is change • Management function - directing and motivating staff • Leadership style where they make a decision which is best for the employees • ...
BUSINESS 2026-02-09
Across
- Production, Making many products together
- Cost, Raw materials are this cost
- Department that manages computers
- Department that handles money
- Teaching workers new skills
- Production, Making one product at a time
- Reward for good work
Down
- Cost, Total cost per unit
- Department that sells products
- Making more with less input
- Department that hires people HR
- Using machines to work faster
- Production, Making products in groups
- Cost, Cost that stays the same
- Cost, Cost that changes with output
15 Clues: Reward for good work • Cost, Total cost per unit • Making more with less input • Teaching workers new skills • Using machines to work faster • Department that handles money • Department that sells products • Cost, Cost that stays the same • Department that hires people HR • Cost, Raw materials are this cost • Department that manages computers • Cost, Cost that changes with output • ...
WA Small Business Crossword 2026-09-23
Across
- Your business's unique identity.
- A newly established business
- Money left after business expenses are paid.
- Working alongside others in a shared space
- Money an employer contributes towards a worker's retirement
- A long-term plan for achieving business goals
- Someone who buys goods or services from a business
- Introducing new ideas, products or ways of doing things
- The number every Australian business needs.
- Financial assistance to support a project or business
- A written request for payment for goods or services
Down
- Building professional relationships
- A person who owns and operates their own business
- The region we proudly support
- Following the laws and rules that apply to your business
- Promoting your business to attract customers
- Protection against unexpected costs or losses
- An event showcasing products and services
- Money coming into your business.
- The tax added to most goods and services in Australia
20 Clues: A newly established business • The region we proudly support • Your business's unique identity. • Money coming into your business. • Building professional relationships • An event showcasing products and services • Working alongside others in a shared space • The number every Australian business needs. • Money left after business expenses are paid. • ...
Internal environment 2024-03-27
Across
- a loan on a property, secured by the property of the borrower (the business)
- when a business sells to others the rights to distribute its goods and use the business name
- the process that a business goes through to become a registered company and a separate legal entity
- a business that is licensed to operate under the name of an existing business and distribute its goods or services
- the owners of a company who are entitled to a share of its profits
- a way of financing the purchase of assets without a large initial capital outlay
- when the shareholders of a company cannot be held personally responsible for the debts of the business
- when the business owner is personally responsible for all the debts of their business
- a type of business that produces goods and services for the market. This kind of business operates with the primary objective of fulfilling a social need, yet it has profit as an objective
- goods and services that are produced overseas and sold to Australian consumers
Down
- the traditional business model that is based on a store with a physical presence, such as those located on shopping strips and in shopping centres
- the specific outside stakeholders with whom the business interacts in conducting its business; it is sometimes called the task environment
- starting a business using personal finance or the revenue from the business
- when a bank allows a business or individual to overdraw their account up to an agreed limit for a specified time to help overcome a temporary cash shortfall
- the owner of the original business concept that licenses another business to use its name and distribute its goods or services in exchange for royalty payments and fees
- a business that sells large volumes of goods to retailers. While wholesalers are increasingly selling direct to the public, they offer heavily discounted prices on bulk purchases such as those made by retailers
- the way in which the business will run its operations to generate a profit
- a method of raising finance through appeals for donations via social media and the internet
- the monetary value attached to the reputation of a business
- goods and services that are produced in Australia to be sold overseas
20 Clues: the monetary value attached to the reputation of a business • the owners of a company who are entitled to a share of its profits • goods and services that are produced in Australia to be sold overseas • the way in which the business will run its operations to generate a profit • starting a business using personal finance or the revenue from the business • ...
Full entrepreneur vocabulary 2026-08-18
Across
- The identity that makes a business or product recognizable.
- Working together to achieve a common goal.
- idea A proposal for creating a product or service.
- A result that a person or business wants to achieve.
- A person who buys a product or service.
- stream A source through which a business makes money.
- A group of people who buy or may buy a product or service.
- A newly created business with potential for growth.
- Money put into a business to help it start or grow.
- The ability to guide and motivate a team.
- market The specific group of customers a business wants to reach.
- The money left after all business expenses are paid.
- The process of selling products or services to customers.
- Money provided to support or develop a business.
- Building professional relationships that can help a business.
- plan A document that explains how a business will operate and grow.
Down
- Buying and selling products or services through the Internet.
- Activities used to promote and sell products or services.
- The process of creating and developing a business.
- A plan designed to achieve business goals.
- A business that offers similar products or services.
- The money a business earns from selling products or services.
- capital Money invested in new businesses with high growth potential.
- A short presentation used to persuade people about a business idea.
- A person who starts and manages a business.
- The creation or improvement of products, services, or processes.
- The possibility of losing money or not achieving a goal.
- The ability of a business to grow without greatly increasing costs.
28 Clues: A person who buys a product or service. • The ability to guide and motivate a team. • Working together to achieve a common goal. • A plan designed to achieve business goals. • A person who starts and manages a business. • Money provided to support or develop a business. • The process of creating and developing a business. • ...
Business hw 2020-10-05
Across
- costs that are constant no matter how good business is
- Sets out specific details about the business being set up
- things a business is trying to achieve
- help to interpret financial data (GPM and NPM)
- costs that change when the business changes
- net profit / sales x 100
- term used to explain how a business works
- when costs are greater than revenue
- someone who starts and runs their own business or enterprise
- gross profit / sales x 100
Down
- money needed to start the business
- determined, creative, risk taker etc
- seeing the need for a particular product/service
- revenue minus variable costs
- comparing the profitability of an investment
- things a business needs to make it work
- costs of operating the business
- fixed costs plus variable costs
- making profit / surviving / good customer service
- revenue minus total costs
- where a business sells their goods / services
- quantity sold x selling price
22 Clues: net profit / sales x 100 • revenue minus total costs • gross profit / sales x 100 • revenue minus variable costs • quantity sold x selling price • costs of operating the business • fixed costs plus variable costs • money needed to start the business • when costs are greater than revenue • determined, creative, risk taker etc • things a business is trying to achieve • ...
Forms of business organization 2023-11-16
Across
- Organization formed for a common purpose.
- Enterprise: Business with social and environmental goals.
- Member-owned business.
- Business structure involving shared ownership.
- Venture Collaboration between businesses.
- Liability Company Hybrid business structure.
- Nonprofit organization supporting a cause.
- Large corporation with diverse holdings.
Down
- Company Owned by policyholders or members.
- Company controlled by another.
- Business model involving licensing.
- Business entity with shareholders.
- A collaborative alliance of businesses or organizations working together for a common purpose.
- Legal entity managing assets for beneficiaries.
- Company Controls other companies' stocks.
- Traded Company whose shares are on the stock market.
- Interest Company (CIC): Socially focused business.
- Enterprise Business owned by individuals or groups.
- Proprietorship Business owned by a single individual.
- Organization with a mission, not focused on profit.
20 Clues: Member-owned business. • Company controlled by another. • Business entity with shareholders. • Business model involving licensing. • Large corporation with diverse holdings. • Organization formed for a common purpose. • Nonprofit organization supporting a cause. • Company Controls other companies' stocks. • Company Owned by policyholders or members. • ...
Forms of business organization 2023-11-16
Across
- Business entity with shareholders.
- Organization with a mission, not focused on profit.
- Large corporation with diverse holdings.
- Legal entity managing assets for beneficiaries.
- Liability Company (LLC): Hybrid business structure.
- Business model involving licensing.
- Enterprise: Business owned by individuals or groups.
- Organization formed for a common purpose.
Down
- Company controlled by another.
- Traded: Company whose shares are on the stock market.
- Company: Owned by policyholders or members.
- A collaborative alliance of businesses or organizations working together for a common purpose.
- Business structure involving shared ownership.
- Member-owned business.
- Interest Company (CIC): Socially focused business.
- Nonprofit organization supporting a cause.
- Enterprise: Business with social and environmental goals.
- Proprietorship: Business owned by a single individual.
- Venture: Collaboration between businesses.
- Company: Controls other companies' stocks.
20 Clues: Member-owned business. • Company controlled by another. • Business entity with shareholders. • Business model involving licensing. • Large corporation with diverse holdings. • Organization formed for a common purpose. • Nonprofit organization supporting a cause. • Venture: Collaboration between businesses. • Company: Controls other companies' stocks. • ...
Business and Entrepreneurship Terms 2026-03-12
Across
- Business owned by two or more people
- Money owed to another person or business
- Total income from sales
- Businesses competing to sell similar goods
- Money or resources used to start a business
- Something valuable owned by a person or business
- First test model of a product
- Person who starts and runs a business
- Introducing new ideas or methods
- Investments showing company ownership
- Employee who creates new ideas inside a company
- Using goods and services
- Business owned by shareholders
- Process of making goods or services
- Money left after costs are paid
- Legal claim on property for unpaid debt
Down
- Money taken out of a bank account
- Business allowed to use another company brand
- Business owned by government
- Units of ownership in a company
- Business owned by individuals not government
- Amount of a product available to sell
- Trading goods or services without money
- Place where buyers and sellers trade
- Losing money in a business
- Business owned by one person
- Risky new business project
- Method of collecting opinions or information
- Ability to borrow money and repay later
- Money a person or business owes
- Making more money than expenses
- Market controlled by a single seller
32 Clues: Total income from sales • Using goods and services • Losing money in a business • Risky new business project • Business owned by government • Business owned by one person • First test model of a product • Business owned by shareholders • Units of ownership in a company • Money a person or business owes • Making more money than expenses • Money left after costs are paid • ...
Forms of business organization 2023-11-16
Across
- Business entity with shareholders.
- Organization with a mission, not focused on profit.
- Large corporation with diverse holdings.
- Legal entity managing assets for beneficiaries.
- Liability Company (LLC): Hybrid business structure.
- Business model involving licensing.
- Enterprise Business owned by individuals or groups.
- Organization formed for a common purpose.
Down
- Company controlled by another.
- Traded Company whose shares are on the stock market.
- Company Owned by policyholders or members.
- A collaborative alliance of businesses or organizations working together for a common purpose.
- Business structure involving shared ownership.
- Member-owned business.
- Interest Company (CIC): Socially focused business.
- Nonprofit organization supporting a cause.
- Enterprise: Business with social and environmental goals.
- Proprietorship: Business owned by a single individual.
- Venture: Collaboration between businesses.
- Company Controls other companies' stocks.
20 Clues: Member-owned business. • Company controlled by another. • Business entity with shareholders. • Business model involving licensing. • Large corporation with diverse holdings. • Organization formed for a common purpose. • Nonprofit organization supporting a cause. • Venture: Collaboration between businesses. • Company Controls other companies' stocks. • ...
Chapter Two 2013-04-24
Across
- A form of business owned and operated by one person
- A legal business in which shares are not offered to the public
- person who sells the rights to the name and product or service of a franchise
- Written contract between the franchise buyer and seller
- The extent to which shareholders are responsible for a company's debts
- doing business internationally
- A condition in which a person is responsible for paying debt for liabilities of the business
- A business organization in which two or more people own and operate
- The duty to care for others whose actions can be affected
- A business owned and operated by group of people with a common interest
- Business which a person buys the right to use a business name and sell the product or service
- A legal business run by government
- People who buy stocks in a company
- person who buys a franchise
Down
- A legal business entity that exists independently of it's owners
- A legal business that is not organized to make a profit
- Standard of conduct society believes you should follow
- Occurs when one company buys another company
- A legal business that does not have a limit on the number of shareholders
- Businesses run from home
- business A business that is independently operated and meets certain size limits
21 Clues: Businesses run from home • person who buys a franchise • doing business internationally • A legal business run by government • People who buy stocks in a company • Occurs when one company buys another company • A form of business owned and operated by one person • Standard of conduct society believes you should follow • ...
Business Vocabulary 2024-12-05
Across
- - where partners share equal gains and losses of a business
- - money or property used by a business
- - marks or symbols that specify goods
- - giving money in small amounts
- - most complicated form of business where they create boards to make the decisions
- - least common form of business organization where two or more people make a legal agreement to co-own a business
- - grants of intellectual property rights to the inventor
- - an advisor
- - the individual or group who own a business and its entities
Down
- - money raised by a business in exchange for ownership
- - money borrowed from a business that has to be repaid over time
- - the right to sell products or services at a specific location
- - when a document is given to a business that defines its rules and regulations different from the workers
- - unequal share of gains and losses within a business
- - items to ensure that money will be repaid
- - wealthy individuals who give their money to receive high returns
- - protections provided to authors of original work
- - the people who gives money or pays fees for a business under a franchisor's name
- - most common form of business where the business is owned by one individual
- - individuals who give their money in various types of ways
- - the person who is given the trade name and operating system of a business
- - amounts of money that accumulate over time
22 Clues: - an advisor • - giving money in small amounts • - money or property used by a business • - marks or symbols that specify goods • - items to ensure that money will be repaid • - amounts of money that accumulate over time • - protections provided to authors of original work • - unequal share of gains and losses within a business • ...
Cross-curricular Project Activity - Entrepreneurship 2026-08-20
Across
- A person who starts their own business.
- A new company that is just beginning.
- When you achieve what you wanted.
- The money a company gets from selling products or services.
- Organizing and controlling a business.
- Something a person or business wants to achieve.
- The ability to lead and help a team.
- A plan for reaching a business goal.
- A place or group of people where products are sold.
- A new idea or way of doing something.
- Money put into a business to help it grow.
Down
- Someone who buys a product or service.
- A good chance to start or improve a business.
- Deciding what you need to do before starting something.
- A thought that could become a business.
- Something that could cause a business to lose money.
- Money that a business has to spend.
- The process of selling products or services.
- A company that sells things or provides services.
- The ability to think of new ideas.
- The name or image of a company.
- Other businesses selling similar products.
- People and contacts that can help your business.
- Something a company makes or sells.
- Money needed to start or run a business.
- The money a business makes after paying its costs.
- When a business becomes bigger or more successful.
- A group of people working together.
28 Clues: The name or image of a company. • When you achieve what you wanted. • The ability to think of new ideas. • Money that a business has to spend. • Something a company makes or sells. • A group of people working together. • The ability to lead and help a team. • A plan for reaching a business goal. • A new company that is just beginning. • A new idea or way of doing something. • ...
Business Btec 2016-04-26
Across
- total revenue of a business
- items owned by a business or money owed to the business
- the point at which revenue from sales is the same as costs
- the total expenditure for a busines over a year
- any revenue
- any costs
- a financial position of a business at a point in time
- running costs that businesses have to pay regularly running a business
- costs that need to be payed once to start up a business
Down
- total revenue for a business in a year
- how a business pperformes over a period of time(usually a year)
- revenue-expenditure
- documents that record financial activities of a business
- anything that costs a business money
- ways in which a business makes money
- revenue-cost of sales
- cash in bank or things that can be turned into cash quickly
- how a business plans to spend its revenue and where money from any expenditure will come from
- the sot of producing product
19 Clues: any costs • any revenue • revenue-expenditure • revenue-cost of sales • total revenue of a business • the sot of producing product • anything that costs a business money • ways in which a business makes money • total revenue for a business in a year • the total expenditure for a busines over a year • a financial position of a business at a point in time • ...
Business Btec 2016-04-26
Across
- total revenue of a business
- items owned by a business or money owed to the business
- the point at which revenue from sales is the same as costs
- the total expenditure for a busines over a year
- any revenue
- any costs
- a financial position of a business at a point in time
- running costs that businesses have to pay regularly running a business
- costs that need to be payed once to start up a business
Down
- total revenue for a business in a year
- how a business pperformes over a period of time(usually a year)
- revenue-expenditure
- documents that record financial activities of a business
- anything that costs a business money
- ways in which a business makes money
- revenue-cost of sales
- cash in bank or things that can be turned into cash quickly
- how a business plans to spend its revenue and where money from any expenditure will come from
- the sot of producing product
19 Clues: any costs • any revenue • revenue-expenditure • revenue-cost of sales • total revenue of a business • the sot of producing product • anything that costs a business money • ways in which a business makes money • total revenue for a business in a year • the total expenditure for a busines over a year • a financial position of a business at a point in time • ...
Business Activity crossword 2025-01-07
Across
- The responsibility for debts is limited to the amount invested. Limited _________
- When two businesses agree to join together.
- Groups or individuals who have an interest in a
- When a business just manages to keep going.
- A person who takes the risk of starting and running a business
- A business merging or taking over one with no connection to its activities.
- A business owned by two or more people.
- Responsibility for all debts of a business, even personal assets.
- A business owned by one person
- When a business takes controlling interest in another.
Down
- When a business becomes larger by making more products or opening more locations.
- A simple plan showing details about the creation of a business.
- A type of limited company, large business whose shares are sold to the ______.
- Making just enough profit to provide a business with a decent living.
- The money paid to shareholders from profits.
- Also known as a Ltd
- The difference between revenue and costs.
- Money needed to start or develop a business.
- Areas where a business sells its goods and services.
19 Clues: Also known as a Ltd • A business owned by one person • A business owned by two or more people. • The difference between revenue and costs. • When two businesses agree to join together. • When a business just manages to keep going. • The money paid to shareholders from profits. • Money needed to start or develop a business. • Groups or individuals who have an interest in a • ...
U3A5A1 - Nick Dow 2016-12-06
Across
- Your business strives to do something, on the top of your business plan your should have a ____________
- A business that is organized and controlled by its members
- Items owned by the company, this includes cash, inventory, and equipment
- Your daily, monthly, and annual ______ should be kept low to maximize profit
- Prospective buyers, individuals or organizations, willing and able to purchase the organization’s potential offering
- Someone who starts a new business venture
- Money made after expenses
- A department that handles most hiring, firing, and training for employees
- Money that must be paid or Debts
- A name, term, sign, symbol, design, or a combination of them that identifies a business
Down
- A plan made by the business owners before starting the business
- When two or more people enter a business together
- Purchasing an item or a service from an outside vendor to replace performance of the task with an organization’s internal operations
- When one person starts a business by them self
- An institution that lends, receives, exchanges, and safeguards money
- Money for a start-up business
- The stock that the business has to use and sell
- The point where expenses = revenue
- Business ownership, can be calculated as the difference between assets and liabilities
- A business that has registered to become a legal entity
20 Clues: Money made after expenses • Money for a start-up business • Money that must be paid or Debts • The point where expenses = revenue • Someone who starts a new business venture • When one person starts a business by them self • The stock that the business has to use and sell • When two or more people enter a business together • ...
Accounts Theory Crossword 2022-01-07
Across
- Anything that takes place in the business.
- What results when the business has paid more out of its bank account than it had paid into it.
- Capital can decrease due to these.
- Material items an owner can invest in the business.
- Short for Debit.
- Short for credit.
- A person who owes our business an amount of money.
- When the business buys goods for resale from suppliers.
- Every transaction is recorded by means of it.
- payable A person to whom our business owes an amount of money.
- A person from whom our business buys goods for resale.
Down
- A phrase used when goods are not paid for immediately when bought or sold.
- A person to whom our business sells goods which were bought on credit.
- The owner ______ money or assets in the business.
- When a business borrows money.
- Another word for an owner.
- An amount of money received by the business during a given period of time.
- Technical word used when we receive or give cheques.
- Capital can increase due to these.
- 'Receives' in Accounts is known as __________.
- Technical word used when we receive or give cheques.
- An amount of money or assets invested in the business by the owner.
- 'Gives' in Accounts is known as _________.
- The meaning of debit.
- When the business sells goods to customers.
25 Clues: Short for Debit. • Short for credit. • The meaning of debit. • Another word for an owner. • When a business borrows money. • Capital can decrease due to these. • Capital can increase due to these. • Anything that takes place in the business. • 'Gives' in Accounts is known as _________. • When the business sells goods to customers. • Every transaction is recorded by means of it. • ...
Entrepreneurship Vocabulary 2026-04-21
Across
- Helping a customer with a product they need to find
- A business earned $6,000 in profit after all their products were sold out
- is a quick description of your business that you use to explain it to customers
- Business costs that stay the same every month and must be paid. Ex: rent, insurance and salaries
- When two or more people start a business
- Is when a business’s expenses and sales equal zero because the business has sold exactly enough units to its fixed expenses
- The total amount of money a business earns from selling things
- Owned by one person
- A business that doesn’t sell the same products as you, but still competes with you because customers might pick it instead of your product to get the same result.
- The amount of money a business has available to use for its day to day needs, like an example, paying workers and buying supplies.
- Capital The finances required by a new business to pay for essential fixed and current assets before it can open for business
- A person who runs or starts a business by their self
- Cannot spend no more of the amount of money given
- Things a business owns that have value, like money, building and equipment
- A company selling products to a business for their own use and not selling to customers
- Money a business has to pay back like loans and debts
Down
- Two or more people starting a business
- The total sales of a product in a given time period
- The 4 P's of marketing
- Trying to complete all your business goals and finding a way on how to complete it
- Trying to sell products from one's business
- Products that are made to be sold then used
- A business that sells the same very product as you and tries to sell it to different customers
- A short and clear description to explain your business idea so others can understand and support your idea
- Owned by multiple stockholders
- When a business is in a big debt/loss of money
- A business selling their products directly to their customers
27 Clues: Owned by one person • The 4 P's of marketing • Owned by multiple stockholders • Two or more people starting a business • When two or more people start a business • Trying to sell products from one's business • Products that are made to be sold then used • When a business is in a big debt/loss of money • Cannot spend no more of the amount of money given • ...
Funding Sources 2022-03-01
Across
- someone with deep pockets
- business rivalry
- part of the business
- Kickstarter
- describes expenses like dining out
- Credit card
- new business
- money received from work
- scored with 3 digits
Down
- money beyond what was put in the business
- money coming into the business
- business founder
- business fundraiser
- use personal money
- laws
- Living or minimum
- shows both spending and saving
- materials and supplies
- describes expenses that don't change
19 Clues: laws • Kickstarter • Credit card • new business • business founder • business rivalry • Living or minimum • use personal money • business fundraiser • part of the business • scored with 3 digits • materials and supplies • money received from work • someone with deep pockets • money coming into the business • shows both spending and saving • describes expenses like dining out • ...
Unit 1 Revision Crossword 2 2013-05-20
Across
- Business … is the application of moral standards to business behaviour.
- A business that is … has a separate legal entity from the owner(s).
- A … business offers products or services that are related to a different business and that may be of use to the customers of that business.
- The … environment includes those factors over which the business has little control. It may be further divided into two categories: operating and macro.
- The … bottom line refers to the economic, environmental and social performance of a business.
- … indicators are measurable statements which businesses use to evaluate performance.
- … indicators are commonly expressed in real terms and often make use of qualitative data.
- Owners of a company.
- A business owned and operated by one person.
- States what an organisation expects to achieve over a set period.
Down
- … liability means that the shareholders in a company cannot be held personally responsible for the debts of that business.
- A business … is a written statement of the business’s goals and objectives, and the steps to be taken to achieve them.
- An individual or organisation that purchases a franchise.
- The process that businesses go through to become a registered company and a separate legal entity.
- The degree to which a business has achieved its objectives.
- Buying the rights from another business to distribute its products under its name.
- The group of customers to which the business intends to sell its product.
- The business … refers to the surrounding conditions in which the business operates. It can be divided into two broad categories: internal and external.
- The process of formulating objectives and determining how to achieve them.
- Groups of people who attempt to directly influence or persuade an organisation to adopt particular policies.
20 Clues: Owners of a company. • A business owned and operated by one person. • An individual or organisation that purchases a franchise. • The degree to which a business has achieved its objectives. • States what an organisation expects to achieve over a set period. • A business that is … has a separate legal entity from the owner(s). • ...
Nature of Business 2025-03-27
Across
- Different levels in the business such as maturity etc.
- individuals or entities that own shares in a company
- Small to medium business
- What the business earns from selling a good or product
- New ideas and good imagination
- he final date when a financial obligation is due to be paid or the end of an investment term
- All business need this to survive
- Assets that have physical form
- When the business runs out of money
- Setting up a business and taking a financial risk
- Other business that make it harder for your business to sell products
- In charge of the overall management of the company
- when a business starts to deplete
- the total amount of income a company generates from its core operations
- business that is owned and operated by one person
Down
- A person or company who buys the products
- achievement of a company's goals and objectives over a sustained period
- Organization or enterprise who sell a good or a service
- long-term value while minimizing negative impacts on the environment, society, and the economy
- services that involve the transfer and processing of information and knowledge
- Advertising your goods and services
- The process of being hired for the job
- any item or verifiable record generally accepted as payment for goods, services, and debts
- provide services rather than producing goods, such as retail, finance, healthcare, and education
- Variety in products
- those with an interest or stake in a project or decision
- What a business produces
- A factor that impacts the business that the business can control
- production of finished or semi-finished goods
- A factor that impacts the business that the business cannot control
30 Clues: Variety in products • Small to medium business • What a business produces • New ideas and good imagination • Assets that have physical form • All business need this to survive • when a business starts to deplete • Advertising your goods and services • When the business runs out of money • The process of being hired for the job • A person or company who buys the products • ...
The Business Plan 2026-09-10
Across
- Right to sell a company’s goods or services in a particular area.
- Message to the customer as to why a business exists; included in the business plan.
- Written document that describes in detail the strategy for creating a new business.
- All the activities required to make a product.
- Possibility of loss or injury that might occur while running a business.
- All of the goods and services that a business sells.
- Document summarizing where the start-up funding comes from for a new business.
- plan Written plan of action to ensure a positive and rapid response to a changing situation.
- business Business that is independently owned and operated, organized for profit, and not dominant in its field.
- items that can be touched and used.
- Earnings that a business receives for the goods and services it sells. Also called income.
- statement Overall goal for a company’s future; included in the business plan
Down
- Cost of passing up the next best choice when making a decision.
- Day-to-day activities necessary to keep a business up and running.
- Anything that can be bought or sold, which includes both goods and services.
- capital Initial sum of money needed to open a business and cover start-up expenses.
- statements Financial statements based on the best estimate of the business’ future sales and expenses.
- action or task that is performed, usually for a fee.
- Business that buys products from wholesalers or directly from manufacturers and resells them to consumers.
- Money moving into and out of a business.
- Guide that leads an entrepreneur through nine logical questions when brainstorming new business ideas.
21 Clues: items that can be touched and used. • Money moving into and out of a business. • All the activities required to make a product. • action or task that is performed, usually for a fee. • All of the goods and services that a business sells. • Cost of passing up the next best choice when making a decision. • ...
Cash Flow 2023-02-13
Across
- Total Revenue - Total Cost.
- The money the business has saved in the bank.
- A sum of money paid regularly to shareholders.
- Assets that are easily changed into cash.
- Predictable changes in seasons that create more demand.
- Flow of money out of a business.
- Where money is put into a business to earn a profit.
- The state of being legally responsible for something.
- Money that is readily available for a business.
- A person or business whom money is owed to.
Down
- The cash received from a sale of goods.
- The amount of money a business needs to function and expand.
- Prediction of all expected costs and profits of a business over a future period, showing the expected cash flow each month.
- The inability to meet debts.
- A source of value that the business owns or leases which can help run a business.
- A sum of money that is borrowed to be paid back with interest.
- Money spent on things that allow the business to run such as paying employees, rent....
- Flow of money into a business.
- When only a certain amount of something is allowed.
- A person or business whom is owing money.
20 Clues: Total Revenue - Total Cost. • The inability to meet debts. • Flow of money into a business. • Flow of money out of a business. • The cash received from a sale of goods. • Assets that are easily changed into cash. • A person or business whom is owing money. • A person or business whom money is owed to. • The money the business has saved in the bank. • ...
BTEC Business Unit 2 Crossword 2016-04-26
Across
- The amount of money going into and out of a businesses bank account.
- Any Costs
- A statement of financial position shows the financial position of a business at a point in time
- will be higher if the business makes more of their product and lower if they make less
- debts owed by a business
- Is another way of describing the total revenue of a business
- revenue - expenditure
- show how a business performed over a period of time (usually a year)
- Anything a business spends money on (i.e. all it’s costs)
- running costs that businesses have to pay regularly when running the business
Down
- fixed costs + variable costs
- always stay the same
- the every-day running costs of a business
- documents that record the financial activities of a business
- The revenue made from selling product after the costs of sales has been deducted
- Items owned by a business
- A plan for the future
- Gross profit - expenditure
- Any Revenue
- The total revenue a business has in a single year
- costs that need to be paid when setting up a new business
- revenue is less than expenditure
- Number of sales x price per unit
23 Clues: Any Costs • Any Revenue • always stay the same • A plan for the future • revenue - expenditure • debts owed by a business • Items owned by a business • Gross profit - expenditure • fixed costs + variable costs • revenue is less than expenditure • Number of sales x price per unit • the every-day running costs of a business • The total revenue a business has in a single year • ...
Entrepreneurship Vocabulary 2025-09-03
Across
- Buying and selling goods or services over the internet.
- Expenses that change depending on production or sales volume (e.g., materials, shipping).
- Creating a unique name, image, and reputation for a product or business.
- A business planning tool that examines strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats.
- A presentation to potential investors or partners to persuade them to support a business.
- A written document that outlines a company’s goals, strategies, target market, and financial forecasts.
- A factor that allows a business to outperform its competitors.
- A measure of profitability calculated by comparing net profit to the initial investment.
- A business owned and operated by one person.
- Principles and standards that guide behavior in the world of business.
- A business’s ability to grow and increase profits without a proportional increase in costs.
- The amount of money a business has left after paying all expenses.
- A newly established business, often in its early stages of operation.
Down
- Expenses that remain the same regardless of business activity (e.g., rent, insurance).
- A formal summary of a business’s purpose and goals.
- Money or assets used to start or operate a business.
- The process of gathering and analyzing information about customers and competitors.
- The process of developing new ideas, products, or methods to improve existing ones.
- A business model where an individual buys the rights to operate under an established company’s brand.
- A business owned and run by two or more individuals who share profits and responsibilities.
- The initial money raised to start a business, often from personal savings or investors.
- A person who starts and runs a business, taking on financial risk to make a profit.
- The total amount of money a business earns from sales before expenses are deducted.
- When expenses exceed revenue in a business.
- The specific group of consumers a business aims to serve.
- A clear statement explaining why a customer should choose your product or service over competitors.
- Any individual or group affected by the operations of a business (e.g., employees, customers, investors).
- The point at which total revenue equals total costs, and the business is not making a profit or loss.
- Ownership in a business, represented by shares of stock.
- The movement of money into and out of a business.
30 Clues: When expenses exceed revenue in a business. • A business owned and operated by one person. • The movement of money into and out of a business. • A formal summary of a business’s purpose and goals. • Money or assets used to start or operate a business. • Buying and selling goods or services over the internet. • Ownership in a business, represented by shares of stock. • ...
Types of business organisation 2022-11-18
Across
- An incorporated, limited type of business organization that allows shares to be sold to the public through the stock market.
- business won more then 2 persons.
- The owners are personally and fully responsible for all losses and debts of the business.
- The company that allows the distribution of its goods and services;
- partner with unlimited liability
- partner with limited liability
- shares of a public limited company are made available through the stock market for the first time.
- people that have shares in a company
- all partners have limited liability, but they also have to retain an automatic management responsibility.
Down
- annual meeting between shareholders and directors to vote on major company decision.
- An agreement between a company with another business organization to allow the distribution of the company's goods and services and the use of its brand name or trademark through the other business organization.
- agreement between to business to create a new businesses project.
- people that have control over the company.
- An incorporated, limited type of business organization that only allows shares to be sold to invited shareholders.
- When the owners of a business and the business itself are one legal identity, in addition to having unlimited liability.
- Firms funded by taxes on the private sector to provide essential goods and services.
- A partner that only provides money and receives profit returns but isn't involved with management.
- When the owners of a business and the business itself are separate legal identities, in addition to having limited liability.
- business own by one person.
- The business organization that buys the rights to use the company's brand name, business name, production method.
20 Clues: business own by one person. • partner with limited liability • partner with unlimited liability • business won more then 2 persons. • people that have shares in a company • people that have control over the company. • agreement between to business to create a new businesses project. • The company that allows the distribution of its goods and services; • ...
Entrepreneurship 2024-12-31
Across
- The total income a business makes from selling goods or services
- A plan to achieve your business goals
- A short presentation to explain your business idea
- An experienced person who gives advice and guidance
- The ability to guide and inspire others in a business
- The money a business earns after all expenses are paid
- A way to solve a problem faced by your customers
- Something that is made to be sold to customers
- The process of expanding or improving your business
- People working together to achieve a goal
Down
- A place or group where goods or services are sold
- Someone who buys goods or services from a business
- A plan for how to spend your money wisely
- A newly established business, often with innovative ideas
- When two or more people or businesses work together
- Someone who gives money to help a business grow in exchange for a profit
- The name, design, or symbol that makes your business unique
- Creating something new or improving something that already exists
- An idea of what you want your business to achieve in the future
- The chance of something going wrong when starting or running a business
20 Clues: A plan to achieve your business goals • A plan for how to spend your money wisely • People working together to achieve a goal • Something that is made to be sold to customers • A way to solve a problem faced by your customers • A place or group where goods or services are sold • Someone who buys goods or services from a business • ...
Business Studies - F4 (Section 1) 2021-04-09
Across
- Plan, Document containing the business objectives and important details about the operations, finance and owners of the new businesses.
- A form of business in which two or more people agree to jointly own a business.
- , ______________ Growth When a business expands its existing operations.
- _________________________ Business One that does not have a separate legal entity. Sole traders and partnerships are unincorporated businesses.
- There are unlimited wants but limited resources to produce the goods and services to satisfy wants.
- ______________ GrowthWhen a business takes over or merges with another business.
- Trader, A business owned by one person
- Business ___________________ are aims and targets that a business works towards.
- When people and businesses concentrate on what they are best at.
- A person who organises, operates and takes the risk for a new business venture.
- Money invested into the business by owners.
Down
- Employed, Total value of capital used in the business.
- A good or service that is essential for living.
- Cost, The next best alternative given up by choosing another item.
- There is a decline in the importance of the secondary, manufacturing sector of industry in a country.
- Payments made to shareholders from the profit (after tax) of a company. They are the return to shareholders for their investment in the company.
- When two businesses agree to join their firms together to make one business.
- Liability, The liability of shareholders in a company is only limited to the amount they invested.
- Value, _____________ is the difference between the selling price of a product and the cost of bought-in materials and components.
- Economy, Has both a private sector and a public sector.
- Combines factors of production to make products (goods and services) that satisfy people's wants.
21 Clues: Trader, A business owned by one person • Money invested into the business by owners. • A good or service that is essential for living. • Employed, Total value of capital used in the business. • Economy, Has both a private sector and a public sector. • When people and businesses concentrate on what they are best at. • ...
Entrepreneurship and regarding Crossword 2026-08-20
Across
- A person or organization that provides money to a business in expectation of a better return.
- Money provided to help a business start, operate, or grow.
- The process of creating a unique identity for a business.
- Buying and selling products or services through the internet.
- A shared workspace used by workers and other professionals.
- A group of customers who may buy a particular product.
- Building professional relationships that can create business opportunities.
- A person that buys a product or service.
- An activity or assistance provided to customers in exchange for payment.
- A document describing a business's goals, strategy, and operations.
- Activities used to promote and sell products or services.
- Something created for customers to buy.
- The specific group of customers a business wants to reach.
- The ability of a business to continue operating successfully over time.
- Other businesses offering similar products
Down
- Growing a business while maintaining efficiency.
- A short explanation used to communicate a business idea quickly, like in a elevator.
- Money remaining after a business pays its expenses.
- An experienced person who provides guidance and advice to a another worker.
- The total income a business earns from selling its products
- Changing a business strategy or direction to a new information.
- A person who starts a business.
- The improvement of a product, service, or process.
- The possibility of losing money or facing an unexpected problem in business.
- A new business created to develop and sell a product
- The ability to guide and motivate a team toward a goal.
- A concept that could become a business.
- People working together to achieve a common business objective.
28 Clues: A person who starts a business. • A concept that could become a business. • Something created for customers to buy. • A person that buys a product or service. • Other businesses offering similar products • Growing a business while maintaining efficiency. • The improvement of a product, service, or process. • Money remaining after a business pays its expenses. • ...
BTEC Business Unit 2 Crossword 2016-04-26
Across
- The amount of money going into and out of a businesses bank account.
- Any Costs
- A statement of financial position shows the financial position of a business at a point in time
- will be higher if the business makes more of their product and lower if they make less
- debts owed by a business
- Is another way of describing the total revenue of a business
- revenue - expenditure
- show how a business performed over a period of time (usually a year)
- Anything a business spends money on (i.e. all it’s costs)
- running costs that businesses have to pay regularly when running the business
Down
- fixed costs + variable costs
- always stay the same
- the every-day running costs of a business
- documents that record the financial activities of a business
- The revenue made from selling product after the costs of sales has been deducted
- Items owned by a business
- A plan for the future
- Gross profit - expenditure
- Any Revenue
- The total revenue a business has in a single year
- costs that need to be paid when setting up a new business
- revenue is less than expenditure
- Number of sales x price per unit
23 Clues: Any Costs • Any Revenue • always stay the same • A plan for the future • revenue - expenditure • debts owed by a business • Items owned by a business • Gross profit - expenditure • fixed costs + variable costs • revenue is less than expenditure • Number of sales x price per unit • the every-day running costs of a business • The total revenue a business has in a single year • ...
1.1 GCSE Enterprise 2024-09-21
Across
- Government actions impacting business environments.
- Noticing trends or issues to identify business opportunities.
- Financial gain after subtracting business costs.
- Fluctuations in economy affecting business operations.
- Modifying existing goods to improve or update them.
- A favorable circumstance for starting a business.
- Selling Point (USP) Distinct feature that differentiates a product from competitors.
- Potential for loss or failure in business ventures.
- Business model allowing replication of successful concepts.
- Desire for products/services influencing market trends.
- A business organization that produces goods/services.
- Selling price exceeds production costs for profit.
- Protection for investors from business debts.
Down
- Healthy snack brand created from changing consumer tastes.
- Preferences and trends influencing purchasing decisions.
- An individual who starts and manages a business.
- Unique concepts generated by entrepreneurs for products.
- Patterns in consumer behavior over time.
- Creating a strong identity to enhance product value.
- Specific requirements that products or services must satisfy.
- Goods/services no longer in demand or useful.
- Creation of new ideas or improvements in products/services.
- Profit gained from successful business operations.
- Expectation of product performance and reliability.
- Process of gathering information about consumers.
- Potential profit or benefit from business activities.
26 Clues: Patterns in consumer behavior over time. • Goods/services no longer in demand or useful. • Protection for investors from business debts. • An individual who starts and manages a business. • Financial gain after subtracting business costs. • A favorable circumstance for starting a business. • Process of gathering information about consumers. • ...
3.01 vocab 2022-04-25
Across
- Focused on customer needs and wants
- The customer's preference for a business; usually expressed in regular purchases from the business
- loyalty
- customer's preference for a business; usually expressed in regular purchases from the business
- the opportunities that businesses have to connect with customers and reinforce their brand value
- word of mouth promotion and referrals from current customers to new ones
- PLAY
- a business that stresses technology innovation and flexibility
- All the opportunities that businesses have to connect with customers and reinforce their brand value
- strategies, processes, technology, and people a business uses to build, maintain, and maximize the long-term value of customer relationships
- The purchases a customer makes because of a long-term relationship s/he has established with a business
- The company's configuration of employees for accomplishing specific business tasks; how the business is organized
- relationship management
- The stage in the creation of a new product in which a working model may be tested, modified, and retested; production costs are estimated and final details of the product are planned, e.g., label, promotion, and distribution
Down
- Activities and benefits provided by a business to its customers to create goodwill and customer satisfaction
- A business strategy in which an organization continuously evaluates its business processes to make them more effective and efficient
- The values and ideals that an organization encourages among its employees
- The strategies, processes, and policies a business uses to meet or exceed customer expectations and to provide customers with outstanding experiences at every touch point
- A measure of how well a business has met its customers' expectations
- for a business provided by customers who tell others of their satisfaction with the business
- promotion
- Touch points
22 Clues: PLAY • loyalty • promotion • Touch points • relationship management • Focused on customer needs and wants • a business that stresses technology innovation and flexibility • A measure of how well a business has met its customers' expectations • word of mouth promotion and referrals from current customers to new ones • ...
Revision of key terms from JC 2026-01-05
Across
- proof that payment has been made
- day to day running costs of a business
- items owned by the business
- another word for income
- part of a company's profit paid to shareholder
- left at the end of the accounting period
- buys goods on credit
- plan for future income and expenditure
- the total amount of money used to run a business
- a record of a financial transaction
- bill sent to a customer
- money spent running a business
- money invested by the owner
- money paid to employees
Down
- money a business owes
- goods bought by the business for resale
- a summary of transactions
- money going out of a business
- protection against risk
- profit after all expenses are paid
- money taken out by the owner
- a common utility bill for a business
- goods bought to be sold again
- when expenditure is greater than income
- when income is greater than expenditure
- money paid for use of premises
- sells the business goods on credit
- money coming into a business
- goods or services sold by the business
29 Clues: buys goods on credit • money a business owes • protection against risk • another word for income • bill sent to a customer • money paid to employees • a summary of transactions • items owned by the business • money invested by the owner • money taken out by the owner • money coming into a business • money going out of a business • goods bought to be sold again • ...
Business Activity 2023-01-25
Across
- they are sort of invisible and intangible
- business is connected to the owner
- individuals who run the organisation
- any individual or group that affects an organisation or is affected by it
- business to customers/consumers
- organisation that produces goods and services
- business to business
- they are physical and tangible
- supporting and helping each other
- owned by individuals
- business owned by between 2 to 20 people
Down
- monetary return in other words
- business is separate from the owner
- owned by the government
- a long term plan on how objectives will be achieved
- share of profit paid to shareholders
- goals or targets set by the business
- business owned by a single person
- individuals who work for the company
- amount of goods or work produced by a person, machine, or factory
20 Clues: business to business • owned by individuals • owned by the government • monetary return in other words • they are physical and tangible • business to customers/consumers • supporting and helping each other • business owned by a single person • business is connected to the owner • business is separate from the owner • individuals who run the organisation • ...
Management Practices 2017-02-08
Across
- People with excess money may participate in this activity.
- Any group or individual who is affected the activities of a business.
- Partial owners of a business and can have a direct influence on the operation of a business because they vote on major decisions.
- Vital to an organisation as they help to produce the products the organisation sells
- Doing something out of the ordinary.
- Being seen to be acting in the right way.
- One of Australia's strongest economic sectors.
- An important factor in determining business productivity.
- The business environment which covers everything within the business (Eg Employees).
- An important business goal.
- The term used to describe everything a business does to sell its product.
- A desired outcome that an individual or business strives to achieve in a certain timeframe.
Down
- One of Australia's strongest economic sectors.
- STATEMENT Used to clarify the purpose and objectives of an organisation (2 Words).
- The desire principals a business has committed to follow.
- To do with money.
- The role that business has in providing individuals with the opportunity to turn their ideas and passions into livelihood.
- The ability of a business to achieve it's goals, objectives and targets.
- Businesses in Australia are important contributors to this.
- Refers to a large business.
- People go into business in the hope of making a ...
- The business environment which covers all outside influences on a business (Eg Competitors).
- An important business goal.
- The steps an individual or organisation puts in place to achieve goals.
- Employees work to earn this.
- The system by which goods and services are produced, sold and bought in a country or region.
26 Clues: To do with money. • Refers to a large business. • An important business goal. • An important business goal. • Employees work to earn this. • Doing something out of the ordinary. • Being seen to be acting in the right way. • One of Australia's strongest economic sectors. • One of Australia's strongest economic sectors. • People go into business in the hope of making a ... • ...
BUS MAN Unit 1, AOS 2 2023-03-29
Across
- an incorporated business structure that has at least one director and a maximum of 50 shareholders
- raw materials from the environment that are used in the production of goods and services
- the people who provide the business with their skills and qualifications to conduct business activities
- a business structure that is owned and operated by one individual
- environment that involves factors within a business that a business has control over
- the individuals who have purchased shares of a company and therefore are part-owners of the company
- money that has been lent to a business by an external source thatmust be paid back overtime with interest
- a business model that grants another person the right to operate under its name, use its business systems, and sell its goods and services
Down
- business that is owned and operated by the government
- money contributed to a business by an investor in exchange for partial ownership
- the calculated monetary value of a business’s established reputation
- regular sums of money paid out to shareholders from a company’s profit
- is the business owner being held personally responsible for the business’s debts
- document that outlines a business’s goals and objectives, as well as strategies to achieve them
- agreements between banks and businesses or individuals, that allow a bank account to be withdrawn below zero
- the business owner and the business being viewed as the same legal entity
- is the electronic market where Australian public company shares are bought and sold
- a business structure that is owned by two to 20 owners
- a type of business that aims to fulfil a community or environmental need by selling goods or services
- man-made goods used in the production of goods and services
20 Clues: business that is owned and operated by the government • a business structure that is owned by two to 20 owners • man-made goods used in the production of goods and services • a business structure that is owned and operated by one individual • the calculated monetary value of a business’s established reputation • ...
Stakeholder - Harder 2024-08-27
Across
- Ethical considerations in business decision-making
- The level of commitment and involvement of employees within a business
- Theory that businesses should consider the interests of all stakeholders in decision-making
- (CSR) Initiatives to address the social, economic, and environmental impact of business activities
- The concept that shareholder interests should be prioritized above all
- Fair and impartial consideration of all stakeholders' interests
- The ability of a stakeholder to affect business outcomes
- Responsibility of a business to stakeholders
- Process to reconcile conflicting stakeholder interests
Down
- Analyzing the influence of different stakeholders on business decisions
- Tool to assess stakeholder power and interest levels
- The power or leverage that stakeholders have over business decisions
- Process of resolving disputes among stakeholders
- The system by which a business is controlled and directed
- Any person or group with a vested interest in a business
- Different goals or objectives among stakeholders that may conflict
- Individuals or groups interested in a business's social mission rather than financial returns
- Business's obligation to contribute positively to society
- Local residents affected by business activities
- Effect of business operations on the natural world
20 Clues: Responsibility of a business to stakeholders • Local residents affected by business activities • Process of resolving disputes among stakeholders • Ethical considerations in business decision-making • Effect of business operations on the natural world • Tool to assess stakeholder power and interest levels • Process to reconcile conflicting stakeholder interests • ...
BizQuest: The Business Wizards Crossword 2026-01-03
Across
- Total value of sales made during a period
- Following rules, laws, and business standards
- Willingness of customers to buy goods or services
- Movement and storage of goods within the business
- Daily activities that keep a business functioning
- Situation where business expenses are higher than income
- Growth of business operations into new areas or markets
- Ability of a business to meet long-term obligations
- Getting work done by an external agency
- Activities done to attract and satisfy customers
- Output produced in relation to input used
- Process of starting and managing a business
- Availability of goods for sale in the market
- Total stock of goods held by a business
- Introduction of new ideas, products, or methods
- Money invested to start or run a business
- Process of delivering goods to customers
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- Process of discussion to reach a business agreement
- Long-term plan designed to achieve business goals
- Increase in size or scale of business operations
- Process of creating a product’s identity
- Use of money with the aim of earning returns
- Income generated from regular business activities
- Ability of a business to meet short-term obligations
- Businesses or individuals supplying goods or services
- Coordinating people and resources to achieve goals
- Things a business owns and uses to operate
- Deciding in advance what actions need to be taken
- Goods available for sale at a given time
- Ability to operate successfully in the long term
- People or groups who buy goods or services
- Movement of money into and out of a business
- Possibility of loss in business decisions
- Decision of fixing the selling price of a product
- Achieving results with minimum waste of resources
- Process of obtaining goods or services for business use
- Presence of rival businesses in the market
- Act of selling goods or services for value
- Amount earned after all business costs are paid
- Degree to which a product meets customer expectations
40 Clues: Getting work done by an external agency • Total stock of goods held by a business • Process of creating a product’s identity • Goods available for sale at a given time • Process of delivering goods to customers • Total value of sales made during a period • Possibility of loss in business decisions • Output produced in relation to input used • ...
Accounting Terminology Review 2026-03-01
Across
- The account used to keep track of the owner’s withdrawal of assets for personal use
- The name of the accounts used to keep track of money owed to the business by its customers
- The Account used to keep track of money charged to customers for providing a service
- A device used to keep track of the changes for each part of the accounting equation
- The name of the accounts used to keep track of money owed by the business to its suppliers
- Accounting records should be verifiable, generally supported by a source document
- A business event that has a monetary impact on the financial statements of a business
- The owner’s contribution to the business
- Items a business owns that have monetary value
- Items that are used up to operate the business
- The value of a person’s assets less their liabilities.
- Goods or services that will be used by the business, purchased in advance
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- Money received from customers for providing a service or product
- A debt owed by the business to another individual or business
- A business paper that provides proof a transaction has occurred and verifies the dollar value of the transaction
- Customers who owe the business money
- Individuals or businesses that the business owes money to
- Money received from a customer prior to the business performing the service
- A business’s assets, liabilities, and transactions must be kept separate from its owner
- The account used to keep track of the owner’s claim to the business
20 Clues: Customers who owe the business money • The owner’s contribution to the business • Items a business owns that have monetary value • Items that are used up to operate the business • The value of a person’s assets less their liabilities. • Individuals or businesses that the business owes money to • A debt owed by the business to another individual or business • ...
Business Vocabulary 2026-09-22
Across
- Activities used to promote and sell a product or service.
- Helping customers and meeting their needs.
- Planning, organizing, and directing the activities of a business.
- A person responsible for supervising employees and helping a business operate successfully.
- Money a business earns from selling products or services.
- A person who buys or uses a product or service.
- Other businesses selling similar products or services.
- A person who starts and operates a business.
- Work performed for a customer.
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- Communication designed to inform or persuade people to buy something.
- Ways a business communicates with customers about its product or service.
- When a business's expenses are greater than its revenue.
- Market The specific group of customers a business wants to reach.
- Money a business spends to operate.
- Money left after expenses are subtracted from revenue.
- A person who works for a business or organization.
- The identity, image, and reputation of a business or product.
- Something a business sells to customers.
- An organization that provides goods or services to customers.
- The amount a customer pays for a product or service.
20 Clues: Work performed for a customer. • Money a business spends to operate. • Something a business sells to customers. • Helping customers and meeting their needs. • A person who starts and operates a business. • A person who buys or uses a product or service. • A person who works for a business or organization. • The amount a customer pays for a product or service. • ...
BLC and Cessation 2020-04-26
Across
- This occurs when an independent administrator is appointed to operate the business voluntarily in the hope of trading out of the present financial problems.
- When the owners of two separate businesses agree to combine their resources and form a new organisation.
- When an independent and suitably qualified person is appointed to take control of the business with the intention of selling all the company’s assets in an orderly and fair way in order to pay the creditors.
- All money coming into the business in the form of cash receipts, and the money leaving the business as cash payments.
- When a company is not able to pay its debts as and when they fall due is known as being.
- The process of converting the assets of a business into cash.
- When there is a lack of sufficient funds to operate a business normally.
- When one business takes control of another business by purchasing a controlling interest in it.
- Part of the Post Maturity stage of the BLC where a business would under go a revival by way of a new product or service or exploring new markets.
- cessation occurs when the owner ceases to operate the business of their own accord.
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- Where a business has a receiver take charge of the affairs of the business.
- cessation occurs when the owner is forced to cease trading by the creditors of the business.
- Business Life Cycle.
- Integration occurs when a business acquires or merges with another firm that makes and sells similar products.
- When a business acquires or merges with a business in a completely unrelated industry.
- A stage of increasing sales and positive cash with the challenge of expanding to rapidly.
- People or businesses who are owed money.
- Start-up, birth, commencement.
- Integration occurs when a business expands at different but related levels in the production and marketing of a product.
- Sales plateau, controlling costs are the main impact on profit, complacency could be a challenge.
- A declaration that an unincorporated business or person is unable to pay his or her debts.
21 Clues: Business Life Cycle. • Start-up, birth, commencement. • People or businesses who are owed money. • The process of converting the assets of a business into cash. • When there is a lack of sufficient funds to operate a business normally. • Where a business has a receiver take charge of the affairs of the business. • ...
BizQuest: The Business Wizards Crossword 2026-01-03
Across
- People or groups who buy goods or services
- Presence of rival businesses in the market
- Following rules, laws, and business standards
- Ability to operate successfully in the long term
- Output produced in relation to input used
- Income generated from regular business activities
- Process of obtaining goods or services for business use
- Introduction of new ideas, products, or methods
- Process of delivering goods to customers
- Long-term plan designed to achieve business goals
- Act of selling goods or services for value
- Ability of a business to meet short-term obligations
- Process of creating a product’s identity
- Availability of goods for sale in the market
- Achieving results with minimum waste of resources
- Use of money with the aim of earning returns
- Businesses or individuals supplying goods or services
- Process of discussion to reach a business agreement
- Increase in size or scale of business operations
- Deciding in advance what actions need to be taken
- Decision of fixing the selling price of a product
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- Movement and storage of goods within the business
- Ability of a business to meet long-term obligations
- Goods available for sale at a given time
- Possibility of loss in business decisions
- Willingness of customers to buy goods or services
- Amount earned after all business costs are paid
- Money invested to start or run a business
- Activities done to attract and satisfy customers
- Daily activities that keep a business functioning
- Situation where business expenses are higher than income
- Movement of money into and out of a business
- Degree to which a product meets customer expectations
- Total stock of goods held by a business
- Getting work done by an external agency
- Things a business owns and uses to operate
- Total value of sales made during a period
- Process of starting and managing a business
- Coordinating people and resources to achieve goals
- Growth of business operations into new areas or markets
40 Clues: Total stock of goods held by a business • Getting work done by an external agency • Goods available for sale at a given time • Process of delivering goods to customers • Process of creating a product’s identity • Possibility of loss in business decisions • Money invested to start or run a business • Output produced in relation to input used • ...
Small Business Management & Business Plan 2025-04-09
Across
- the process of starting, organizing, managing and assuming responsibility.
- a detailed account of a company's materials, supplies and finished products.
- amount of money needed to open the business.
- this part of the business plan contains the organization of the company
- money provided by large investors to finance new products and new businesses.
- an invention or creation that is brand new.
- activities provided for the satisfaction of others that are consumed at the same time.
- a designed change that increases the usefulness of a product, service or product.
- written description of the business idea and how it will be carried out.
- an independent business with fewer than 500 people.
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- money needed to pay for the current operating activities of a business.
- a government agency that helps small business owners develop business plans.
- this part of the business plan contains the schedule of marketing activities.
- we watch this show in class and answer questions about the deals made, Mark Cuban is on the show.
- a business owned and run by just one person
- money needed to for the main resources of a business that will last for many years.
- someone who takes risks in starting a business.
- this part of the business plan contains the start-up costs and sources of financing.
- last name of the teacher.
- this part of the business plan contains the descritpion of customers and sales forecasts.
- business owners worry about these when running a small business.
- entrepreneurs want to be their own of this?
22 Clues: last name of the teacher. • a business owned and run by just one person • an invention or creation that is brand new. • entrepreneurs want to be their own of this? • amount of money needed to open the business. • someone who takes risks in starting a business. • an independent business with fewer than 500 people. • ...
Business Management 2024-03-20
Across
- a business owned and operated by one person
- a business that is licensed to operate under the name of an existing business and distribute its goods or services
- businesses that sell products which are aimed at the same customers
- a business that operates by selling goods and services to the customer at a price higher than the cost to produce or purchase the goods in bulk. Examples include Kmart and Target.
- a means by which local councils allocate land for different uses, such as residential, commercial, recreational and industrial
- goods and services that are produced overseas and sold to Australian consumers
- a business that produces physical goods, often in a factory. These goods are then sold to wholesalers or directly to retailers who then sell the good on to customers at a marked-up price.
- factors over which the business has some degree of control; it is sometimes called the micro environment.
- the process that a business goes through to become a registered company and a separate legal entity
- the owners of a company who are entitled to a share of its profits
- factors over which the business has little control. It may be further divided into two categories: operating and macro.
- the traditional business model that is based on a store with a physical presence, such as those located on shopping strips and in shopping centres
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- an agreement whereby the franchisor grants the franchisee the rights to use its business name and distribute its goods or services
- an incorporated business with a minimum of 1 shareholder and a maximum of 50 non-employee shareholders
- when a business sells to others the rights to distribute its goods and use the business name
- the broad conditions and trends in the economy and society within which a business operates
- any group or individual who has an interest in, or is affected by, the activities of a business
- an incorporated business with a minimum of one shareholder (and no maximum), and whose shares are openly traded on the Australian Securities Exchange
- when the business owner is personally responsible for all the debts of their business
- the owner of the original business concept that licenses another business to use its name and distribute its goods or services in exchange for royalty payments and fees
- the specific outside stakeholders with whom the business interacts in conducting its business; it is sometimes called the task environment.
- the surrounding conditions in which the business operates. It can be divided into two broad categories: internal and external.
- an unincorporated business structure with a minimum of 2 and a maximum of 20 owners
- the business model that offers customers the choice of online shopping as well as shopping at the physical store
- the way in which the business will run its operations to generate a profit
- when the shareholders of a company cannot be held personally responsible for the debts of the business
26 Clues: a business owned and operated by one person • the owners of a company who are entitled to a share of its profits • businesses that sell products which are aimed at the same customers • the way in which the business will run its operations to generate a profit • goods and services that are produced overseas and sold to Australian consumers • ...
Accounting Terms Crossword 2012-11-14
Across
- The movement of cash in and out of the business.
- The payment for the goods or service received occurs at a future date.
- A financial statement that shows the financial position of a business on a single, specific date.
- The difference between the cost of the product and the selling price of the product.
- All the money that is left over after deducting the cost of goods sold form the revenue.
- The costs of operating the business during the period the sales took place.
- Purchased supplies or inventory on credit.
- Things of value that the business owns.
- All the money that is left over after deducting the gross profit and the expenses.
- The business’ ability to pay its short term debts.
- The allocation of money to various areas of the business. To budget accurately, the business must estimate both sales and expenses.
- Any business activity involving money is recorded as a transaction.
- Goods a business purchases and transforms into another product.
- The owner’s investment in the business, or the financial part of the business that is owned by the owner.
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- A 12 month operating period for a business.
- The cost of the inventory that was sold to generate business revenue for a specific period of time.
- Liquid assets can easily be turned into cash.
- A financial statement that shows a business’s profitability over a stated period of time.
- The process of recording, analyzing, and interpreting the economic activities of a business.
- The debts of a business.
- Earned from the sales of goods or services.
21 Clues: The debts of a business. • Things of value that the business owns. • Purchased supplies or inventory on credit. • A 12 month operating period for a business. • Earned from the sales of goods or services. • Liquid assets can easily be turned into cash. • The movement of cash in and out of the business. • The business’ ability to pay its short term debts. • ...
Entrepreneurship & Small Business - Puzzle 1 2025-05-05
Across
- Recognition How familiar people are with a business's name or logo
- How much something costs
- Rate How fast a business spends money each month
- Costs The money needed to keep a business running daily
- The total money a business brings in
- When a business owner uses their own money to start
- A person who starts their own business
- A very basic version of a product used to test an idea
- Products a business keeps to sell
- Channel How a product gets from the factory to the buyer
- A business that copies the name and model of another
- Something a business owns that has value
- Money a business earns after expenses
- Money a business owes
- Point When money coming in equals money going out
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- The person who owns a business
- Telling people about a product to get them to buy it
- A new idea or way of doing something
- A person or business who buys something
- Something a business makes and sells
- Pay Money earned for each hour worked
- Data about groups of people like age or income
- Showing strength and persistence when working toward goals
- A legal protection for an invention
- A plan for how to spend money
- A type of business that doesn’t aim to make money for owners
- A test version of a product
- Taking a chance that something might not work
- A person who gives money to a business to help it grow
- Ownership in a company, sometimes given instead of money
30 Clues: Money a business owes • How much something costs • A test version of a product • A plan for how to spend money • The person who owns a business • Products a business keeps to sell • A legal protection for an invention • A new idea or way of doing something • Something a business makes and sells • The total money a business brings in • Pay Money earned for each hour worked • ...
Creating a Business Plan Outline in English 2025-12-10
Across
- strategy : plan for promoting and selling products
- : plan submitted for approval or funding
- : detailed estimate of future financial needs
- : important steps toward achieving goals
- plan : projection of revenue, expenses, and profits
- team : people responsible for running the business
- plan : document outlining a company's goals and strategy
- costs : money needed to begin the business
- plan : description of how the business will run
- analysis : study of the industry and competitors
- assessment : identifying possible problems in the business
- summary : brief overview of the entire business plan
- advantage : what makes the business stronger than competitors
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- even point : point where revenue equals expenses
- structure : hierarchy and roles within the company
- line : list of goods or services offered
- : schedule of future tasks and goals
- statement : long-term goals of the business
- analysis : identifying strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, threats
- market : specific group of customers the business serves
- statement : company’s purpose and values
- : additional supporting documents
- flow : movement of money in and out of a business
- description : section explaining what the business does
- forecast : prediction of future income
25 Clues: : additional supporting documents • : schedule of future tasks and goals • forecast : prediction of future income • line : list of goods or services offered • : plan submitted for approval or funding • : important steps toward achieving goals • statement : company’s purpose and values • costs : money needed to begin the business • ...
Unit 3 2013-10-03
Across
- Brief account of the key points contained in a business plan
- Outlines the business and helps investors understand the size, scope and type of your business
- Someone who recognizes a business opportunity and organizes, manages, and assumes the risks of starting a business
- Can also be called a "Dot-com" business; A business that operates on the internet
- Government agency that protects the interest of small businesses
- Shows qualifications of you and any partners you might have in your business
- How the business will expand in the future
- Establishes the scope and purpose of a company and reflects its values and beliefs
- Includes demographic data about the target market and business location
- Looks at likely risks to the business and ways to minimize those risks
- Presents research of the industry and discusses trends and growth in the industry
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- Presents forecasts for the business to show its financial health
- A business undertaking that involves risk
- Describes the product or service you want to offer along with possible spin-offs
- Describes the people who will run the firm as well as management's philosophy
- And independently owned business that usually has the owner as its manager
- Expresses the specific aspirations of a company and the goals it will try to reach
- Shows Information gathered about competitors
- ncludes business processes that result in production and delivery of product or service
19 Clues: A business undertaking that involves risk • How the business will expand in the future • Shows Information gathered about competitors • Brief account of the key points contained in a business plan • Presents forecasts for the business to show its financial health • Government agency that protects the interest of small businesses • ...
Setting Up a Business 2013-06-14
Across
- Subway is the largest example of this
- Another word for sales
- These are short term targets for a business
- These are long term targets for a business
- To take over a Franchise you have to pay a ?
- 2-20 owners
- A person who starts a business
- The owner of the business needs to pay for all the business’s costs themselves
- You take on a large amount of this when you start a business on your own
- This organisation help young unemployed people to start a business
- A person or group of people who are affected by a business’s actions
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- One person owning a business
- Sales minus costs equals ?
- Identify a small and specific target market
- A non-profit business
- Every business should have one of these before they begin their business
- Providing a service to the community
- Every year a Franchiser takes this from a franchisee
- All aims should be this
- You take this when you start ANY new enterprise
20 Clues: 2-20 owners • A non-profit business • Another word for sales • All aims should be this • Sales minus costs equals ? • One person owning a business • A person who starts a business • Providing a service to the community • Subway is the largest example of this • These are long term targets for a business • Identify a small and specific target market • ...
Business 3.9.1 2020-12-03
Across
- phase 2- crisis of autonomy
- phase 5- crisis of internal growth
- unit costs fall as output rises
- phase 4- crisis of red tape
- ownership/control of a suppliers
- cutting back or shrinking the business
- control of company in different product/market
- growing the business externally (eg. merges/takeovers)
- business taking over another business to create 1 big business
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- ownership/control of distributers and retailers
- more experience a business has in producing a particular product, the lower it's costs
- units costs lowered as business produces wider range of products than just specialised
- phase 3- crisis of control
- 2 businesses coming together to produce a lot better together than they would alone
- phase 6- crisis of identity
- phase 1- crisis of leadership
- business expands too quickly without having finance to support
- ownership/control of competitors
- growing the business internally (eg. increasing sales)
- 2 businesses coming together to create 1 big business
20 Clues: phase 3- crisis of control • phase 2- crisis of autonomy • phase 4- crisis of red tape • phase 6- crisis of identity • phase 1- crisis of leadership • unit costs fall as output rises • ownership/control of a suppliers • ownership/control of competitors • phase 5- crisis of internal growth • cutting back or shrinking the business • control of company in different product/market • ...
Business 3.9.1 2020-12-03
Across
- phase 2- crisis of autonomy
- phase 5- crisis of internal growth
- unit costs fall as output rises
- phase 4- crisis of red tape
- ownership/control of a suppliers
- cutting back or shrinking the business
- control of company in different product/market
- growing the business externally (eg. merges/takeovers)
- business taking over another business to create 1 big business
Down
- ownership/control of distributers and retailers
- more experience a business has in producing a particular product, the lower it's costs
- units costs lowered as business produces wider range of products than just specialised
- phase 3- crisis of control
- 2 businesses coming together to produce a lot better together than they would alone
- phase 6- crisis of identity
- phase 1- crisis of leadership
- business expands too quickly without having finance to support
- ownership/control of competitors
- growing the business internally (eg. increasing sales)
- 2 businesses coming together to create 1 big business
20 Clues: phase 3- crisis of control • phase 2- crisis of autonomy • phase 4- crisis of red tape • phase 6- crisis of identity • phase 1- crisis of leadership • unit costs fall as output rises • ownership/control of a suppliers • ownership/control of competitors • phase 5- crisis of internal growth • cutting back or shrinking the business • control of company in different product/market • ...
Entrepreneurship puzzle 2026-08-18
Across
- Building professional relationships with other people.
- The process of organizing and controlling a business.
- Money or resources used to start or operate a business.
- The possibility of losing money or failing.
- A result that a business wants to achieve.
- The total money a business receives from sales.
- Something created and sold to customers.
- Working together to achieve a common goal.
- A new business, usually focused on growth.
- A thought or concept for a possible business.
- The process of creating and managing a business.
- Activities used to promote and sell products or services.
- A plan designed to achieve business goals.
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- Other businesses that offer similar products or services.
- The identity and image of a company or product.
- A person who buys a product or service.
- Money put into a business to help it grow.
- Money earned after paying business expenses.
- A plan for how money will be earned and spent.
- Achieving desired business goals or results.
- Creating new or improved ideas, products, or methods.
- A person who starts and runs a business.
- The ability to guide and motivate a team.
- A favorable situation for starting or growing a business.
- An organization that sells products or services.
- An activity provided to satisfy a customer's needs.
- The process of becoming larger or more successful.
- The group of people who buy or may buy a product.
28 Clues: A person who buys a product or service. • A person who starts and runs a business. • Something created and sold to customers. • The ability to guide and motivate a team. • Money put into a business to help it grow. • A result that a business wants to achieve. • Working together to achieve a common goal. • A new business, usually focused on growth. • ...
Internal Business Environment 2023-03-30
Across
- the business model that offers customers the choice of online shopping as well as shopping at the physical store
- the traditional business model that is based on a store with a physical presence, such as those located on shopping strips and in shopping centres.
- the people that provide their skills, effort and knowledge to the business
- businesses that sell products which are aimed at the same customers, eg: an electrical store and a furniture store will both be selling to householders.
- Factors over which the business has some degree of control; it is sometimes called the micro environment.
- a means by which local councils allocate land for different uses, such as residential, commercial, recreational and industrial.
- a business that has a separate legal existence apart from its owner(s).
- the people and objects that are needed for the business to function properly
- the monetary value attached to the reputation of a business
- an incorporated business with a minimum of 1 shareholder and a maximum of 50 non-employee shareholders
- the owners of a company who are entitled to a share of its profits
- when the business owner is personally responsible for all the debts of their business.
- an incorporated business with a minimum of one shareholder (and no maximum), and whose shares are openly traded on the Australian Securities Exchange
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- involves businesses generating sales revenue by trading goods internationally.
- The surrounding conditions in which the business operates. It can be divided into two broad categories: internal and external.
- a business owned and operated by one person.
- when the shareholders of a company cannot be held personally responsible for the debts of the business
- items the business uses that come from the natural environment. Examples include land, water and raw materials.
- The specific outside stakeholders with whom the business interacts in conducting its business; it is sometimes called the task environment. eg: suppliers, customers.
- Factors over which the business has little control. It may be further divided into two categories: operating and macro.
- businesses that sell their products directly to consumers without any intermediaries, such as retailers or wholesalers.
- the broad conditions and trends in the economy and society within which a business operates. eg: Global issies, economic conditions.
- the way in which the business will run its operations to generate a profit.
- when a business sells to others the rights to distribute its goods and use the business name.
- the tools and machinery that are used to produce goods or perform services
25 Clues: a business owned and operated by one person. • the monetary value attached to the reputation of a business • the owners of a company who are entitled to a share of its profits • a business that has a separate legal existence apart from its owner(s). • the people that provide their skills, effort and knowledge to the business • ...
Chapter 7 Intro to Business 2025-08-27
Across
- Component of a business plan that refers to how a company will be organized
- The potential of an action will not go as planned
- An asset that a business owner pledges to give up if they do not pay back a loan
- Skill in the area a person is operating a business in
- Statement of profit expectation within a financial statement
- Occurs when money is given to a venture by the purchase of stock of a business
- Component of business plan that contains strategies for how a business will obtain start-up capital, identify resources needed, and assess the costs and benefits of resources
- Component of business plan that contains a strategy for how the business will generate revenue
- Starting a business that involves risks
- The process of devising an idea, taking risks, and establishing a business
- Entrepreneurs’ research into consumer preferences
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- When an entrepreneur searches for opportunities to deliver new goods and services
- Statement of projected expenses and revenue within a financial statement
- The way a business finances its start up and growth
- Projections of what the entrepreneur expects out of the sales and expenses of the business
- A company’s expected net worth
- When an entrepreneur takes out loans to finance business ventures
- The money investors use to fund start-ups and forge partnerships with owners
- An investor who makes a one-time startup gift to a business venture
- A leadership skill that involves setting goals with methods to accomplish them
20 Clues: A company’s expected net worth • Starting a business that involves risks • The potential of an action will not go as planned • Entrepreneurs’ research into consumer preferences • The way a business finances its start up and growth • Skill in the area a person is operating a business in • Statement of profit expectation within a financial statement • ...
entrepeneurship crossword 2025-10-30
Across
- Ownership share in a company.
- deck A visual presentation to explain a business idea to investors.
- Promoting and selling products or services.
- A first version of a product used for testing.
- A program that supports startups with resources and mentoring.
- The financial gain after expenses are subtracted.
- To start a business with little or no external funding.
- The creation of new ideas, products, or methods.
- Someone who provides money for a business in exchange for profit.
- A presentation to attract investors or customers.
- plan A document outlining a company’s goals and strategies.
- audience The specific group a business aims to reach.
- que te las organice por categorías (por ejemplo: finanzas, marketing, desarrollo, etc.)?
- A person who starts and manages a business.
- The ability of a business to grow rapidly and efficiently.
- Raising money from many people, usually online.
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- An experienced advisor who guides entrepreneurs.
- A company’s long-term goal or dream.
- strategy A plan for how investors or founders will leave the business profitably.
- A person who buys goods or services.
- Creating a unique image or identity for a business.
- Financial support for a business project.
- A program that helps startups grow quickly.
- Other businesses offering similar products or services.
- The group of potential customers for a product.
- The total income generated by a business.
- A newly established business venture.
- The purpose or main objective of a business.
- Building relationships for business opportunities.
29 Clues: Ownership share in a company. • A company’s long-term goal or dream. • A person who buys goods or services. • A newly established business venture. • Financial support for a business project. • The total income generated by a business. • Promoting and selling products or services. • A program that helps startups grow quickly. • A person who starts and manages a business. • ...
Cash flow 2023-02-12
Across
- alternative to chasing customers for debts is asking a specialist company to do this.
- A sum of money that is due
- negative number on cash flow forecast
- money that can easily be used for business operations.
- the amount of money a business has at the end of the month
- unexpected costs
- A table to show the prediction of the sales
- asset that can easily change into cash
- inability to meet debts
- money taken out of the business by owner(s) for personal use
- who provide the raw material to a business
Down
- the amount of money produced or lost by a business during a given time
- customers who buy on credit
- the flow of money in a business
- too much stock
- anything that has money for the business
- the flow of money in and out of a business
- the flow of money out of a business
- total revenue-total costs
- money that can be used to pay for things that keep a business running
20 Clues: too much stock • unexpected costs • inability to meet debts • total revenue-total costs • A sum of money that is due • customers who buy on credit • the flow of money in a business • the flow of money out of a business • negative number on cash flow forecast • asset that can easily change into cash • anything that has money for the business • ...
Chapter 5 CIE business 2025-07-12
Across
- when a business takes over or merges with another business. It is often called integration as one business is integrated into another one.
- a statement of a specific target to be achieved. They should be SMART.
- when one business buys out the owners of another business, which then becomes part of the 'predator' business (the business which has taken it over).
- the revenue of a business expressed as a percentage of total market revenue.
- when the owners of two businesses agree to join their businesses together to make one business.
- total income of a business (revenue) less total costs.
- when a business expands its existing operations.
- occurs when there is a decline in the importance of the secondary, manufacturing sector of industry in a country.
- when one business merges with or takes over another one in the same industry at the same stage of production.
- the total value of capital used in the business.
Down
- is when one business merges with or takes over a business in a completely different industry. This is also known as diversification.
- organisations of like-minded people who put pressure on businesses and government to change their policies to reach a predetermined objective.
- businesses taking responsibility for the impact their activities might have on society and the environment.
- the written and legal agreement between business partners. It is not essential for partners to have such an agreement but it is always recommended.
- an individual or group which has an interest in a business because they are affected by its activities and decisions.
- a business with social objectives that reinvests most of its profits back into the business or into benefiting society at large.
- when one business merges with or takes over another one in the same industry but at a different stage of production. Vertical integration can be forward or backward.
- a legal requirement for all companies. Shareholders may attend and vote on who they want to be on the Board of Directors for the coming year.
- the money invested into a business by the owners.
19 Clues: when a business expands its existing operations. • the total value of capital used in the business. • the money invested into a business by the owners. • total income of a business (revenue) less total costs. • a statement of a specific target to be achieved. They should be SMART. • the revenue of a business expressed as a percentage of total market revenue. • ...
Service Enterprises 2 2026-03-23
Across
- The owner’s investment in the business
- Money the business owes to suppliers
- Money taken out of the business by the owner for personal use
- Short-term assets like cash or stock
- The process of recording financial transactions
- A document showing proof of payment received
- The book where transactions are posted to individual accounts
- Money earned from providing services
- Money or goods taken out of the business by the owner for personal use
- A document requesting payment for services provided
- Resources owned by the business that have value
- Money invested by the owner into the business
- The left-hand side of an account
- Costs incurred to run the service business
- Matching the bank statement with the business records
- Earnings of the business from its operations
- The financial gain after expenses are subtracted from revenue
- Shows revenue, expenses, and profit or loss
Down
- Short-term debts the business must pay
- Businesses that provide services rather than goods
- A list of all debit and credit balances to check accuracy
- A small amount of cash kept for minor expenses
- The time for which financial statements are prepared
- Money owed to the business by customers
- Payment received for providing a service
- Shows the assets, liabilities, and capital of a business
- The right-hand side of an account
- Long-term assets like equipment or vehicles
- The book where all business transactions are first recorded
- Amounts the business owes to others
30 Clues: The left-hand side of an account • The right-hand side of an account • Amounts the business owes to others • Money the business owes to suppliers • Short-term assets like cash or stock • Money earned from providing services • The owner’s investment in the business • Short-term debts the business must pay • Money owed to the business by customers • ...
Accounting 2021-08-25
Across
- buy something and pay for it later
- generally accepted accounting principles
- money supplied by owners or investors
- assets = liabilities + owner's equity
- business or person selling on credit
- money owed to a business
- an item bought on credit
- income earned from sale of goods or services
Down
- owner's claims to the assets of the business
- legal right to property
- describes a business as expected to continue
- property or items of value owned by a business
- money payable to creditors by a business
- creditor's claims to the assets of a business
- cost of products or services used to operate a business
- money earned after expenses
- anything of value a person or business owns
- subdivision under assets, liabilities, owner's equity
- occurs when a business spends more money than earned
19 Clues: legal right to property • money owed to a business • an item bought on credit • money earned after expenses • buy something and pay for it later • business or person selling on credit • money supplied by owners or investors • assets = liabilities + owner's equity • generally accepted accounting principles • money payable to creditors by a business • ...
Chapter 11 2012-06-26
Across
- ____ ____ relate to the main activities of a business
- ____ ______ is what is spent on a business's non-current or fixed assets
- checking the accuracy of financial records and accounting procedures
- forms the basis of the accounting process
- policies and procedures that ensure that plans of a business will be achieved in most efficient way
- financial statement indicating the movement of cash
- mechanisms employed by the business to ensure data are recorded and information is accurate
- proportion of debt and the proportion of equity used to finance the business' activities
- what is owed by the business
- represents business's assets and liabilities in a particular point of time
- money owed to or by the business
- provides information in quantitative terms about requirements to achieve a particular purpose
Down
- records business' claim for input tax credits and accounts for GST payable
- ____ ____ relate to capital expenditure and research and development
- items owned
- used to set goals and objectives
- having fears of being unable to cover its financial obligations
- ____ ____ relates to the internal sources of finance in the business
- owner's financial interest in the business, or net worth of the business
- _____ ____ relate to financial data of a business
- ___ ____ relates to the short term and long term borrowing from external sources by a business
21 Clues: items owned • what is owed by the business • used to set goals and objectives • money owed to or by the business • forms the basis of the accounting process • _____ ____ relate to financial data of a business • financial statement indicating the movement of cash • ____ ____ relate to the main activities of a business • ...
Business Management AOS 1 2023-10-05
Across
- The difference between revenue and expenses
- People who live in the same area as a business
- A management style where the managers confer with their employees, but ultimately still have the power
- The best use of resources in the production of good/services
- A business owned by 1 to 50 people, has limited liability
- A management style where decision-making is made together with both employees and managers
- The proportion of the _____ _____ controlled by a business
- Someone who is in overall control of a business
- A staff member who is in control of some other staff
- Someone who has a vested interest in a business
- The degree to which a business is successful in achieving their objectives
- A management style where the managers convince the employees to agree with them
Down
- An authoritarian management stlye
- A business with unlimited shareholders and limited liability
- A business owned by 2 to 20 people
- A business that aims to benefit the community
- Someone who uses a business
- A "hands off" or "free reign" management style
- A business that is owned and run by the government
- Someone who works in a business
- Businesses should try to meet shareholder __________
- An individual owner of a business
- Certain types of businesses try to fufill a social ____
- Someone who send materials to businesses
24 Clues: Someone who uses a business • Someone who works in a business • An authoritarian management stlye • An individual owner of a business • A business owned by 2 to 20 people • Someone who send materials to businesses • The difference between revenue and expenses • A business that aims to benefit the community • People who live in the same area as a business • ...
TERM 2 revision 2023-06-19
Across
- the business has no control over this environment
- the point at which the business starts to make profit
- South Africa belongs to this coalition of countries
- Where businesses interact with its customers
- form of ownership that has unlimited liability
- external to the business, part of SWOT, negative to business
- this sickness influenced businesses significantly
- hands-off leadership approach
- form of ownership with limited liability
Down
- one of the functions of management
- internal to the business, part of SWOT, negative to the business
- external to the business, part of SWOT, could be positive
- the seven factors that are part of a business' marketing campaign
- internal to the business, part of SWOT, positive to the business
- specific customers the business aims to reach
- leadership style; people influenced by the person's personality
- businesses sell shares here
- a threat to the business
18 Clues: a threat to the business • businesses sell shares here • hands-off leadership approach • one of the functions of management • form of ownership with limited liability • Where businesses interact with its customers • specific customers the business aims to reach • form of ownership that has unlimited liability • the business has no control over this environment • ...
business by maddi 2016-04-26
Across
- everyday running costs of a business
- shows how a business performed over a period of time
- the money made from selling the product after all other costs have been deducted
- the total revenue a business has in a single year
- ways in which the business makes money
- any revenue
- the money the business needs to trade day to day
- anything the business has to spend money on
- money that needs to be paid when setting up a new business
- another way of describing the total revenue of a business
- costs that always stay the same
Down
- items owned by the business or money owned to it
- the point at which revenue is the same as costs
- any costs
- money that businesses have to pay regularly when running the business
- revenue is less than expenditure
- costs that change with output
- the amount of money going out of a businesses bank account
- a plan for the future
- revenue is more than expenditure
20 Clues: any costs • any revenue • a plan for the future • costs that change with output • costs that always stay the same • revenue is less than expenditure • revenue is more than expenditure • everyday running costs of a business • ways in which the business makes money • anything the business has to spend money on • the point at which revenue is the same as costs • ...
business by maddi 2016-04-26
Across
- everyday running costs of a business
- shows how a business performed over a period of time
- the money made from selling the product after all other costs have been deducted
- the total revenue a business has in a single year
- ways in which the business makes money
- any revenue
- the money the business needs to trade day to day
- anything the business has to spend money on
- money that needs to be paid when setting up a new business
- another way of describing the total revenue of a business
- costs that always stay the same
Down
- items owned by the business or money owned to it
- the point at which revenue is the same as costs
- any costs
- money that businesses have to pay regularly when running the business
- revenue is less than expenditure
- costs that change with output
- the amount of money going out of a businesses bank account
- a plan for the future
- revenue is more than expenditure
20 Clues: any costs • any revenue • a plan for the future • costs that change with output • costs that always stay the same • revenue is less than expenditure • revenue is more than expenditure • everyday running costs of a business • ways in which the business makes money • anything the business has to spend money on • the point at which revenue is the same as costs • ...
Introduction to Entrepreneurship 2026-02-14
Across
- Competitive environment where businesses sell similar products
- Human effort, skills, and time used in production
- Business where a franchisee buys rights to use a brand name and system
- Legal business entity separate from its owners
- Person who starts a business and takes risks to implement an idea
- Tools, equipment, buildings, and money used to produce goods
- Money left after expenses are deducted from revenue
- Total income generated from selling goods and services
- When expenses are greater than income
- Newly created business venture
- Person who provides money to support a business
- Business designed to make money for owners or shareholders
- Items used to produce goods or services
- Business owned and operated by two or more people
Down
- People or groups affected by or interested in a business
- Organisation that reinvests earnings into its services
- Owners of a corporation
- Money a business spends on costs or payments
- Improving a product, service, or production process
- Business owned and run by one person
20 Clues: Owners of a corporation • Newly created business venture • Business owned and run by one person • When expenses are greater than income • Items used to produce goods or services • Money a business spends on costs or payments • Legal business entity separate from its owners • Person who provides money to support a business • ...
**Entrepreneurship Crossword** 2026-08-18
Across
- — money invested
- — work provided
- — building connections
- — buyers and sellers
- — shared workspace
- — working together
- — buyer or client
- — business strategy document
- — favorable possibility
- — guiding a team
- — business income
- — financial support
- — obtaining business money
- — plan to succeed
- — new ideas
Down
- — brand identity
- — business creator
- — item being sold
- — possibility of loss
- — rival businesses
- — generating ideas
- — developing ideas
- — changing direction
- — commercial activity
- — product promotion
- — new company
- — money earned
- — business expansion
28 Clues: — new ideas • — new company • — money earned • — work provided • — brand identity • — money invested • — guiding a team • — item being sold • — buyer or client • — business income • — plan to succeed • — business creator • — shared workspace • — rival businesses • — generating ideas • — working together • — developing ideas • — product promotion • — financial support • — buyers and sellers • ...
Business Terms 2026-02-17
Across
- Having a job/being hired to work
- Owner of stock in a corporation
- Intangible work done for a customer
- Money left after costs are paid
- Legal control of a business
- Temporary or not guaranteed long-term
- People available/working in jobs
- Permission to run a business using a brand
- Reducing the number of employees
- Right to make decisions
- Period of economic decline
- Business that is its own legal entity
- Specific result a business wants to achieve
- Legal responsibility for debts/obligations
Down
- System of producing and buying/selling
- Middleman who helps sell/distribute goods
- Guideline for making consistent decisions
- Leading and directing a business
- Business that creates goods or services
- Business owned by one person
- Purpose or reason a business exists
- Step-by-step way work is done
- The setup of roles and reporting lines
- Business owned by two or more people
- How work/people are arranged in a business
25 Clues: Right to make decisions • Period of economic decline • Legal control of a business • Business owned by one person • Step-by-step way work is done • Owner of stock in a corporation • Money left after costs are paid • Having a job/being hired to work • Leading and directing a business • People available/working in jobs • Reducing the number of employees • ...
Business Vocabulary Crossword 2023-09-07
Across
- A statement that measures the inflow and outflow of your company over a specific period of time (Inflow means money coming into your business and outflow means money coming out of your business)
- Money that a business owes to other entities
- The percentage you pay on a loan
- The profit expressed as a percentage that a business makes after the expense of a good or service
- Bringing a business down and then distributing the assets amongst the claimants (Usually because the business can’t pay its expenses)
- Assets - Liabilities
- Amount you make before expenses
- Assets = liabilities + equity.
- The organized effort people put into selling and producing goods or services to make money
- A statement that shows how much money you have made or lost after a specific period of time, based on your revenue and expenses
- When you put your money into a business expecting the business to do well, therefore making your money grow
- When your expenses exceed your revenues making your company be in the whole
- Money that a business has
- When you borrow money and pay it back over time
- Keeping track of the financial transactions of your business
- A strategy to help your business be known regarding who your customers are
Down
- The idea that the location of a business is crucial to its success
- Money that your business has made after expenses
- An idea that demand varies on how much supply there is, and that supply varies on how much demand there is
- Interest earned on interest
- A person who started their own business
- Money Spent
- A proposal that a business gives to try to persuade an organization to buy goods or service
- A type of marketing where a business pays for messaging or branding in a specific area
- The price you pay over a specific period of time to borrow money
- Anything with value that a business owns
- Expenses that a business consistently has to pay related to the business being able to run
- The percentage that you make or lose on an investment in a specific period of time (Profit divided by cost)
28 Clues: Money Spent • Assets - Liabilities • Money that a business has • Interest earned on interest • Assets = liabilities + equity. • Amount you make before expenses • The percentage you pay on a loan • A person who started their own business • Anything with value that a business owns • Money that a business owes to other entities • When you borrow money and pay it back over time • ...
Financial Ratios and Financial Docs 2025-09-19
Across
- Money left after costs.
- Money for day-to-day operations.
- A financial plan for the future.
- Costs of running a business.
- Shows assets and liabilities at a point in time.
- Compares current assets to liabilities.
- Promoting products and services.
- Total money from sales.
- Ability to pay short-term debts.
- How well a business makes money.
- Owner of a company share.
- Final profit after all expenses.
- Report on profit and loss over a period.
Down
- Debts owed by a business.
- How well a business uses its resources.
- Anyone with an interest in a business.
- Value loss over time.
- Owners' investment in the business.
- Goods a business holds for sale.
- Items of value a business owns.
- Legal inability to pay debts.
- Funds for starting a business.
- A strict liquidity test.
- Sales minus cost of goods sold.
- Movement of money in and out.
- A business with one owner.
- Money owed to others.
- Return on capital employed.
28 Clues: Value loss over time. • Money owed to others. • Money left after costs. • Total money from sales. • A strict liquidity test. • Debts owed by a business. • Owner of a company share. • A business with one owner. • Return on capital employed. • Costs of running a business. • Legal inability to pay debts. • Movement of money in and out. • Funds for starting a business. • ...
Cash flow 2023-02-15
Across
- the prediction of receipts and expenses of a business in the future
- the amount of money going out of a business
- cash can pay employees, debt and expenses
- when a business has to much stock and might be obsolete
- the changes in price in raw materials
- money that can be readily used for business operations
- the amount of money a employee gets payed
- the money taken out by the owner of a business for personal use
- the amount of money before all expenses are payed.
- the money that has been made
- the inability to meet debt
- unexpected costs that a business can’t pay
Down
- the amount of money going into of a business
- the amount of cash a business expects to have at the end of each month
- the cash that is in a business
- the amount of money spent on insurance and rent to maintain a business
- demand predictable changes in seasonal demand
- the amount of money after all business expenses have been payed of
- assets that are easily changed into cash
- the flow of money in an out of a business
20 Clues: the inability to meet debt • the money that has been made • the cash that is in a business • the changes in price in raw materials • assets that are easily changed into cash • cash can pay employees, debt and expenses • the amount of money a employee gets payed • the flow of money in an out of a business • unexpected costs that a business can’t pay • ...
Forms of Ownership & Entrepreneurship 2026-03-23
Across
- The chance of losing money in a business venture
- The person who buys the rights to operate a franchise
- When expenses are greater than income
- The owner of the franchise brand
- A business owned and managed by one person
- An organisation that does not aim to make profit
- A person who starts and runs a business taking on risk
- A company that sells shares to the public on the stock exchange
- A portion of profit paid to shareholders
- Owners are only liable for the amount they invested
- An employee who acts like an entrepreneur within a business
- Money invested to start or run a business
Down
- A person who owns shares in a company
- A business that has its own legal identity
- A business owned by two or more people who share profits and losses
- A legal entity separate from its owners
- A company owned by a small group of shareholders
- A business model where a brand is licensed to an owner
- Introducing new ideas or methods in a business
- A business owned and run by members for mutual benefit
- The financial gain made by a business
- Owners are responsible for all business debts
- A person responsible for managing a company
- The ability of a business to continue even if ownership changes
24 Clues: The owner of the franchise brand • A person who owns shares in a company • When expenses are greater than income • The financial gain made by a business • A legal entity separate from its owners • A portion of profit paid to shareholders • Money invested to start or run a business • A business that has its own legal identity • A business owned and managed by one person • ...
Growing the Business 2025-06-30
Across
- When two businesses agree to join together to form one business
- When one business buys another and gains control of it
- Assets used by a business to operate and grow (e.g. staff, money, equipment)
- Cost savings achieved when a business increases its size and output
- The percentage of total sales in a market held by one business
- The ability to make decisions and manage business direction
- The process of combining two or more businesses
- The chance that something will go wrong or lead to loss
- When customers repeatedly choose the same brand over others
- Another term for inorganic growth (growth by joining with other businesses)
- When a business grows by merging with or taking over another business
- When a business grows from within using its own resources
Down
- The group of customers who regularly buy from a business
- Activities to create new products or improve existing ones
- Conflict caused by differences in working styles or company values
- The range of products offered by a business
- Individuals or groups affected by or interested in the business (e.g. employees, owners)
- The idea that two combined businesses are more successful than individually
- Something that makes a business better than its rivals
- Expanding into new products or markets to reduce risk
- The ability of a business to grow without being held back by its structure or systems
- Another term for organic growth (growth from within the business)
- Using profits to invest back into the business for growth
- The creation of new products or ideas to meet customer needs
- When a job is no longer needed and the employee is let go
- Entering new geographic areas or market segments to increase sales
- A plan for how a business will expand and develop
27 Clues: The range of products offered by a business • The process of combining two or more businesses • A plan for how a business will expand and develop • Expanding into new products or markets to reduce risk • When one business buys another and gains control of it • Something that makes a business better than its rivals • ...
business terms 2020-02-27
Across
- a person who is helping you in business or fellow worker.
- someone who moves up in the business.
- the point in a business where revenue from sales exactly equals the fixed cost.
- of adviser, a group of people who give counselor opinions on how to run a business.
- a business owned by one or more person.
- a person who buys a good or service regularly.
- financing, a loan that has to be paid back.
- on investment, the percentage of profit earned by investing.
- public sales message that entice customers to buy.
- structure, the form or type of owner ship.
- to show a customer how to you use a product.
- goods or products that are made from raw materiel.
- a business with n owner.
- the work of keeping written records of business transcriptions.
- flow, money coming and going out of a business.
- of goods, direct expense to produce.
- a systematic plan or action.
- an owner of an store or business.
- a careful plan that controls spending a lot of money.
- form, a printed paper that records a costumers perches.
- carefully study and find some facts.
- a place that sales goods and services.
Down
- an exhibit that shows a product.
- profit, the amount of profit left after all the business.
- a system of paying a sales person.
- a similar business rival who seals the same thing as you
- person who is likely a customer.
- two or more people running a business.
- a brief business letter to consumers.
- a business that seals products directly to consumers.
- someone who buys goods or services on a day to day basis from you.
- an amount of money owed for a good or service.
- a written statement of good or services have been received .
- with other business people.
- a person who buys goods for his or hers own needs.
- an adviser that meets with you regularly.
- everything you do to tell a customer about your business.
- a person who gives advice or opinion to help you in business.
- form, a for used to register a business name.
- anything that does good things that helps or aids us.
- a model of a product or invention.
- money or property used to start or grown a business
- a time that is at the right chance.
- plan, a plan or action for starting a business.
- a company that allows people to barrow money.
- something that is really important.
- expense, ongoing expense to run a business.
47 Clues: a business with n owner. • with other business people. • a systematic plan or action. • an exhibit that shows a product. • person who is likely a customer. • an owner of an store or business. • a system of paying a sales person. • a model of a product or invention. • a time that is at the right chance. • something that is really important. • of goods, direct expense to produce. • ...
BusMan U1 AOS2 2025-03-03
Across
- produces goods and services in its home country and sells them to overseas buyers.
- are the individuals who have purchased shares of a company and therefore are part-owners of the company.
- The ___________ environment involves factors within a business that a business has control over.
- business structure that is owned by two to 20 owners.
- are man-made goods used in the production of goods and services.
- an incorporated business that has an unlimited number of shareholders and lists and sells its shares on the ASX.
- are the items required by a business to produce its goods and services (often referred to as inputs)
- when shareholders are only liable to the extent of their original investment, meaning they are not personally responsible for the business debts.
- The __________ ___________ environment contains factors are the primary external factors impacting a business that it has some control over.
- purchases goods and services from overseas and sells them in its home country.
- a business model that grants another person the right to operate under its name, use its business systems, and sell its goods and services.
- a type of business that aims to fulfil a community or environmental need by selling goods or services.
Down
- a business that is owned and operated by the government.
- The _________ _________ environment contains factors are factors that a business operates in and has no control over.
- The level of this (high vs low) can impact customer satisfaction
- when the business owner can be held personally responsible for the business’s debts.
- a business model that has a physical store presence.
- a business model where the business’s products are sold directly to consumers with no intermediaries involved.
- business structure that is owned and operated by one individual.
- an incorporated business structure that has at least one director and a maximum of 50 shareholders.
- are raw materials from the environment that are used in the production of goods and services.
- individuals or businesses that provide the resources required to produce goods and services.
- Revenue minus expenses
- are the people who provide the business with their skills and qualifications to conduct business activities.
- a business model where goods and services are traded via the internet.
25 Clues: Revenue minus expenses • a business model that has a physical store presence. • business structure that is owned by two to 20 owners. • a business that is owned and operated by the government. • The level of this (high vs low) can impact customer satisfaction • business structure that is owned and operated by one individual. • ...
business terms 2024-01-05
Across
- accumulated funds for later use
- a closely regulated business type
- a business type that involves partners
- putting money into something in hopes of return
- a proposal to start a business
- short form of when you can't lose more money than you invested
- money you've made after deducting the costs to keep a business running
- funds to keep a business running
- where a company keeps its resources
- the beginning of a business
Down
- a new business that an entrepreneur launches that involves risks
- borrowing money from a bank for a cause
- material needed to keep a company running
- someone that owns a portion of a corporation
- when something keeps going
- place to keeps your money
- a share of ownership in a corporation
- founding person and investor of a business
- a business owner's accountability in case of losses
- a percentage of money that goes back to the government
20 Clues: place to keeps your money • when something keeps going • the beginning of a business • a proposal to start a business • accumulated funds for later use • funds to keep a business running • a closely regulated business type • where a company keeps its resources • a share of ownership in a corporation • a business type that involves partners • ...
Tourism 2023-10-29
Across
- Name of my business.
- The money I earn for each hour I work.
- Business with 2 or more owners.
- Started by A J Hackett.
- Another word for holiday.
- Business with one owner.
- Picture that represents my business.
- Looking for new business opportunities.
Down
- A way to organise how to spend and save our money.
- Growing a business.
- Tamaki brothers sold 2 to start their business.
- The set amount of money I earn for a whole year.
- How we tell people about our business.
- It is possible to win or loose but we need to try.
- Non for profit organisation e.g. rugby club.
- Portion of my wages that go to the government.
- Industry where people visit different places.
- Big business that people can own shares in.
- Currency we use to buy and sell.
- Person that starts businesses.
20 Clues: Growing a business. • Name of my business. • Started by A J Hackett. • Business with one owner. • Another word for holiday. • Person that starts businesses. • Business with 2 or more owners. • Currency we use to buy and sell. • Picture that represents my business. • How we tell people about our business. • The money I earn for each hour I work. • ...
Business Activity crossword 2025-01-07
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- A person who takes the risk of starting and running a business
- Also known as a Ltd
- When a business takes controlling interest in another.
- A type of limited company, large business whose shares are sold to the ______.
- The difference between revenue and costs.
- The money paid to shareholders from profits.
- Areas where a business sells its goods and services.
- The responsibility for debts is limited to the amount invested. Limited _________
- A business merging or taking over one with no connection to its activities.
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- A business owned by two or more people.
- When a business becomes larger by making more products or opening more locations.
- Making just enough profit to provide a business with a decent living.
- Responsibility for all debts of a business, even personal assets.
- Groups or individuals who have an interest in a
- A business owned by one person
- Money needed to start or develop a business.
- When two businesses agree to join together.
- When a business just manages to keep going.
- A simple plan showing details about the creation of a
19 Clues: Also known as a Ltd • A business owned by one person • A business owned by two or more people. • The difference between revenue and costs. • When two businesses agree to join together. • When a business just manages to keep going. • Money needed to start or develop a business. • The money paid to shareholders from profits. • Groups or individuals who have an interest in a • ...
Accounting CH 1-2 2023-10-04
Across
- a planned process for providing financial information useful to management
- a liability account used to track money a business owes to others
- a way to buy items and pay for them at a future date
- an accounting device used to analyze transactions
- the account used to summarize owners equity
- a business owned by one person
- an amount recorded on the left side of a T account
- assets taken out of the business for owners personal use
- a business activity that changes assets, liabilities, or owners equity
- a decrease in owners equity from the operation of a business
- the side of the T account that is increased
- an increase in owners equity from the operation of a business
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- a business that performs an activity for a fee
- an amount recorded on the right side of a T account
- an amount owed by a business
- a list of accounts used by a business
- financial reports that summarize the financial condition of a business
- anything of value that is owned
- financial rights to the assets of a business
- an asset account used to track money owed to a business
- the amount of money in an account
- any organization formed to conduct business
- planning, recording, analyzing and interpreting financial information
- a record summarizing all the information pertaining to a single item in the accounting equation
24 Clues: an amount owed by a business • a business owned by one person • anything of value that is owned • the amount of money in an account • a list of accounts used by a business • the account used to summarize owners equity • any organization formed to conduct business • the side of the T account that is increased • financial rights to the assets of a business • ...
What is an Entrepreneur? 2020-10-29
Across
- learned ability
- term used to describe when some of an owner's liability is protected from lenders
- person learning in a business setting
- a business that makes the goods it sells
- natural ability
- person who works for someone else
- business considered like a person
- supply and demand determine this
- person who creates and runs a business
- financial responsibility
- economy based on customs
- another name for merchandising business
- startup money and resources
- McDonalds, for example
- business that does tasks for a fee
- acts as a middleman between manufacturers and retailers
- business owned by two or more people
Down
- situation where corporate profits are taxed twice (2 words)
- business that buys finished goods and then resells them to consumers
- person learning a skilled trade
- combination of market and command economies
- economy controlled by supply and demand
- owners in a corporation
- way of viewing things
- economy controlled by the government
- business owned by one person (2 words)
- type of liability where the owner's business and personal money can be used to pay business debts
- someone who provides advice about achieving your goals
- employee who comes up with new ideas
- small business that is easy to start up, has only one worker and has little to no debt
- business that does not earn a profit
31 Clues: learned ability • natural ability • way of viewing things • McDonalds, for example • owners in a corporation • financial responsibility • economy based on customs • startup money and resources • person learning a skilled trade • supply and demand determine this • person who works for someone else • business considered like a person • business that does tasks for a fee • ...
ENTREPENEURSHIP CONCEPTS 2026-08-18
Across
- — The ability to guide and motivate a team.
- — A person who starts and manages a business.
- — Money used to start or operate a business.
- — A person who buys a product or service.
- — The achievement of a desired business goal.
- — Money put into a business to help it grow.
- — A detailed idea of what a business will do.
- — An activity provided to help a customer.
- — The ability to produce new and original ideas.
- — A new idea, method, or product.
- — A group of people working together.
- — Something a business wants to achieve.
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- — Something created to be sold to customers.
- — Other businesses trying to attract the same customers.
- — A person who creates a company.
- — The process of selling products or services.
- — A new company designed to grow quickly.
- — The total money a business receives from sales.
- — A plan designed to achieve a business goal.
- — A group of people or businesses connected for mutual benefit.
- — Money earned after paying business costs.
- An organization created to sell products or services.
- — The process of creating a business identity.
- — A picture of what a business wants to become.
- — The process of becoming larger or more successful.
- — The possibility of losing money or facing problems.
- — A thought that can become a business opportunity.
- — A place where products are bought and sold.
28 Clues: — A person who creates a company. • — A new idea, method, or product. • — A group of people working together. • — Something a business wants to achieve. • — A new company designed to grow quickly. • — A person who buys a product or service. • — An activity provided to help a customer. • — The ability to guide and motivate a team. • ...
business terms 2020-02-27
Across
- a person who is helping you in business or fellow worker.
- someone who moves up in the business.
- the point in a business where revenue from sales exactly equals the fixed cost.
- of adviser, a group of people who give counselor opinions on how to run a business.
- a business owned by one or more person.
- a person who buys a good or service regularly.
- financing, a loan that has to be paid back.
- on investment, the percentage of profit earned by investing.
- public sales message that entice customers to buy.
- structure, the form or type of owner ship.
- to show a customer how to you use a product.
- goods or products that are made from raw materiel.
- a business with n owner.
- the work of keeping written records of business transcriptions.
- flow, money coming and going out of a business.
- of goods, direct expense to produce.
- a systematic plan or action.
- an owner of an store or business.
- a careful plan that controls spending a lot of money.
- form, a printed paper that records a costumers perches.
- carefully study and find some facts.
- a place that sales goods and services.
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- an exhibit that shows a product.
- profit, the amount of profit left after all the business.
- a system of paying a sales person.
- a similar business rival who seals the same thing as you
- person who is likely a customer.
- two or more people running a business.
- a brief business letter to consumers.
- a business that seals products directly to consumers.
- someone who buys goods or services on a day to day basis from you.
- an amount of money owed for a good or service.
- a written statement of good or services have been received .
- with other business people.
- a person who buys goods for his or hers own needs.
- an adviser that meets with you regularly.
- everything you do to tell a customer about your business.
- a person who gives advice or opinion to help you in business.
- form, a for used to register a business name.
- anything that does good things that helps or aids us.
- a model of a product or invention.
- money or property used to start or grown a business
- a time that is at the right chance.
- plan, a plan or action for starting a business.
- a company that allows people to barrow money.
- something that is really important.
- expense, ongoing expense to run a business.
47 Clues: a business with n owner. • with other business people. • a systematic plan or action. • an exhibit that shows a product. • person who is likely a customer. • an owner of an store or business. • a system of paying a sales person. • a model of a product or invention. • a time that is at the right chance. • something that is really important. • of goods, direct expense to produce. • ...
Business Organization Project 2026-02-17
Across
- Owners are motivated because profits affect them directly.
- Owners keep all business earnings.
- A business owned by two or more people for profit.
- Money earned after expenses are paid.
- Business income is taxed as personal income only.
- Owners are personally responsible for business debts.
- Business may end if an owner leaves or dies.
- A partner who manages the business and has unlimited liability.
- Money invested into a business.
- Owners are responsible only up to their investment.
Down
- A partner who invests but does not manage the business.
- Easy and simple to begin the business.
- A business owned by one person.
- Partners bring different strengths and knowledge.
- A document explaining profit sharing and responsibilities.
- The formal written contract between partners.
- Difficulty withdrawing invested money.
- A business structure that limits many ownership risks.
18 Clues: A business owned by one person. • Money invested into a business. • Owners keep all business earnings. • Money earned after expenses are paid. • Easy and simple to begin the business. • Difficulty withdrawing invested money. • Business may end if an owner leaves or dies. • The formal written contract between partners. • Partners bring different strengths and knowledge. • ...
Entrepreneurship Vocab Review 2023-10-11
Across
- The process of creating, expanding, manufacturing, or improving goods and services
- The business or art of money management
- A business owned by one person
- Organization that is owned and operated by its members
- The process of achieving company goals by planning, organizing, directing, controlling, and evaluating the effective use of resources
- A type of business that focuses on providing service, not on making a profit
- A person who organizes, manages, and takes on the risks of a business.
- A business that moves goods from one business to another
- A contractual agreement to use the name and sell the products or services of a company in a designated geographic area
- A company that is registered by a state and operates apart from its owner
- The process of planning, pricing, promoting, selling, and distributing ideas, goods, and services
- An independently owned business that usually has the owner as its manager
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- A business that makes finished products out of processed goods
- A business that changes raw materials into more finished products
- Holding a firm's owners responsible for no more than the capital that they have invested in it
- A business that purchases goods from a wholesaler and sells them to consumers, the final buyer of the goods
- A business that distributes goods
- The process of starting, organizing, managing, and assuming the responsibility for a business
- Maintaining and checking records, handling bills, and preparing financial reports for a business
- A business owned by two or more people who share the risks and rewards
- When the owner is responsible for the company's debts
- A business that gathers raw goods
22 Clues: A business owned by one person • A business that distributes goods • A business that gathers raw goods • The business or art of money management • When the owner is responsible for the company's debts • Organization that is owned and operated by its members • A business that moves goods from one business to another • ...
BME SYLLABUS CROSSWORD 2025-03-17
Across
- TO UNDERSTAND BUSINESS CONCEPTS AND TYPES OF BUSINESSES
- YOU WILL ANALYZE THESE
- MARKETING TO PROMOTE PRODUCTS OR SERVICES
- NEEDED TO ASSESS THE VIABILITY OF A BUSINESS
- USED FOR RESEARCH AND PROJECT DEVELOPMENT
- THE COURSE WAS DESIGNED FOR BUSINESS INNOVATORS
- WORK IN GROUPS TO DEVELOP BUSINESS CONCEPTS
- BE PREPARED AND ON __ FOR CLASS
- ACTIVITIES THAT REQUIRE STUDENTS TO ASSESS BUSINESS CHALLENGES
- TOOLS STUDENTS WILL USE TO CRAFT PITCHESAND MARKETING PLANS
- TO INTERPRET DATA IN ORDER TO MAKE INFORMED DECISIONS
- ASSIGNMENTS SHOULD BE SUBMITTED BY THIS
- PRESENTATION SOFTWARE
- WHAT WE USE TO ACCESS ASSIGNMENTS
- THIS TYPE OF WORK MUST BE YOUR OWN
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- YOU WILL DEVELOP THIS BY ANALYZING REAL-WORLD BUSINESS SCENARIOS
- OUTLINES THE BUSINESS IDEA, TARGET MARKET, AND OPERATIONAL PLANS OF THE BUSINESS
- SOMETHING NEEDED TO UCCEED IN TODAY'S BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT
- THIS COURSE EXPLORES THIS TOPIC
- TO APPLY EFFECTIVE MARKETING AND SALES STRATEGIES TO __ YOUR BUSINESS
- YOUR BUSINESS PLANNING WILL HELP YOU CREATE THIS TO PROMOTE YOUR BUSINESS
- TO ARTICULATE IEAS CLEARLY AND PERSUASIVELY
- A SKILL THAT IS BOTH VERBAL AND NON-VERBAL
- WHAT YOU HAVE MATTERS
- PRINCIPLES RELATED TO PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT AND INNOVATION
- AN A GRADE FOR SUPERIOR ACHIEVEMENT
- YOU ARE EXPECTED TO ACT ___
27 Clues: WHAT YOU HAVE MATTERS • PRESENTATION SOFTWARE • YOU WILL ANALYZE THESE • YOU ARE EXPECTED TO ACT ___ • THIS COURSE EXPLORES THIS TOPIC • BE PREPARED AND ON __ FOR CLASS • WHAT WE USE TO ACCESS ASSIGNMENTS • THIS TYPE OF WORK MUST BE YOUR OWN • AN A GRADE FOR SUPERIOR ACHIEVEMENT • ASSIGNMENTS SHOULD BE SUBMITTED BY THIS • MARKETING TO PROMOTE PRODUCTS OR SERVICES • ...
Entrepreneurship 2026-05-22
Across
- - Chances for growth, improvement, or success in a business
- SKILLS - The ability to clearly speak, listen, write, and share ideas with others
- - A job or profession someone plans to work in for many years
- - A fixed amount of money paid regularly for doing a job
- - A new business that has recently been created
- - Something valuable a business owns, such as money, equipment, or property
- - A plan that helps people or businesses decide how to spend and save money
- - Other businesses trying to sell similar products or services to customers
- - Having legal control or responsibility over a business or property
- - A person who creates and runs their own business
- - A person who is hired and paid to work for a business
- - Guiding, motivating, and helping others work toward a goal
- - Things a business does especially well compared to others
- - Continuing to work hard and not giving up when challenges happen
- - Physical items that businesses make or sell to customers
- - A person who buys or uses goods and services
- - Work done for customers, like haircuts, lawn care, or tutoring
- RESEARCH - Studying what customers want before starting or improving a business
- - The total amount of money a business earns from selling products or services
- - A creative new idea, invention, or improvement that helps a business stand out
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- SKILLS - Abilities needed to successfully organize, manage, and run a business
- - Using signs, videos, social media, or commercials to promote a business or product
- - A person who buys food, clothes, products, or services from a business
- - A contract that allows a person or business to rent a building or property
- - The possibility of losing money or failing when starting or running a business
- OWNER - A person who starts, manages, and is responsible for a business
- - The money a business has left after paying all expenses
- - Areas where a business may struggle or need improvement
- - The products, materials, or supplies a business keeps in stock to sell
- EXPENSE - A cost, like rent, that usually stays the same each month
- - Problems or outside challenges, like competition or high prices, that could hurt a business
- - The physical location or front area where a business serves customers
- - A person who supervises workers and helps a business run smoothly
- - A physical item, like clothing or food, that a business sells
- - Money put into a bank account or paid upfront to reserve something
- SKILLS - The ability to work well with others and treat customers respectfully
- EXPENSE - A business cost, like electricity or supplies, that can change each month
- - How much people want or are willing to buy a product or service
- - The system of money, jobs, businesses, and trade in a country or area
- - Money earned based on the number of hours worked
40 Clues: - A person who buys or uses goods and services • - A new business that has recently been created • - A person who creates and runs their own business • - Money earned based on the number of hours worked • - A person who is hired and paid to work for a business • - A fixed amount of money paid regularly for doing a job • ...
Business Activity 2022-04-26
Across
- Owned by individuals or groups
- Department of Business Studies in DCIS
- The contribution of humans
- Going public
- Businesses owned by the government
- The owner dies with the business
- Those who are interested in the firm
- The business has a separate identity
- Equipment used to help with production
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- A financial gain
- Shareholders lose just investments
- The subject we are learning
- Found on the stock exchange
- Owner pays all debts
- Business with up to 50 shareholders
- The owner is the business
- An 'invisible' commodity
- Physical, tangible products
- Two parties owning a business
- Natural resources used by a firm
20 Clues: Going public • A financial gain • Owner pays all debts • An 'invisible' commodity • The owner is the business • The contribution of humans • The subject we are learning • Found on the stock exchange • Physical, tangible products • Two parties owning a business • Owned by individuals or groups • The owner dies with the business • Natural resources used by a firm • ...
Chapter 1 2023-04-26
Across
- A report that provides what a person owns, and what they owe, and the difference.
- A business that does actions for a payment
- account An account used to sum the owners equity in a business
- An increase in equity corresponding from the sale of items or actions
- The differencing increases and decreases within a account
- The cost of goods or services used to run a business
- a organized setup made to compile data, and sum up results in accounting records and reports
- The title given to an account
- A written document that contains the fundamentals of a business and how it runs
- Something that is owed
- Assets taken from the business for personal usage
- statements financial report that sums up the current state and operations of a business
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- The amounting results after the liabilities is all subtracted from the value of all assets
- Use of ethics for making business related decisions
- A sale for a payment that will be given later
- The financial call to the assets of a business
- A documented record that sums up all the transaction regarding to a single item in the accounting equation
- A business ran by a single person
- Generally accepted accounting principles. The expected and rules the person follows while documenting and reporting financial things
- A person/business or business to whom something is owed
- The steps of planning, recording, analyzing, and understanding information financially.
- net worth-statement The difference between assets and liabilities (personally)
- The rules of right and wrong that lead a person in making decisions
- anything that is owned
- any business-related thing that changes assets, liabilities, or owner’s equity
25 Clues: anything that is owned • Something that is owed • The title given to an account • A business ran by a single person • A business that does actions for a payment • A sale for a payment that will be given later • The financial call to the assets of a business • Assets taken from the business for personal usage • Use of ethics for making business related decisions • ...
Business plan 2023-08-07
Across
- hal yang harus dipastikan terlebih dahulu sebelum meluncurkan suatu barang atau jasa
- komponen yang meliputi rencana keuangan perusahaan keseluruhan
- komponen yang dianggap penting untuk dimasukkan pada rencana bisnis strategic
- rencana bisnis yang menjelaskan rencana pertumbuhan bisnis
- bahasa indonesia dari growth
- komponen business plan yang menjelaskan secara singkat dan padat isi dari business plan
- komponen perusahaan yang menjelaskan sejarah perusahaan
- rencana bisnis yang dirancang khusus hanya untuk internal perusahaan
- business plan dilakukan agar....menjadi jelas
- sebelum memulai bisnis....adalah salah satu hal penting untuk di pahami
- Membantu dalam mengambil keputusan merupakan salah satu .... business plan
- rencana bisnis yang paling rumit dibandingkan dengan rencana bisnis lainnya
- salah satu contoh proses perencanaan yang matang dalam membangun bisnis
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- pengertian business plan secara sederhana
- alasan setiap perusahaan memiliki business plan yang berbeda
- untuk menjadi acuan bagi pebisnis agar dapat mencapai tujuan dalam jangka panjang merupakan.....business plan
- komponen yang meliputi identifikasi pesaing, analisis swot, dan analisis stp
- komponen yang menjelaskan produk atau layanan yang ditawarkan dan kelebihannya
- business plan dibuat untuk.....keseluruhan informasi mengenai informasi bisnis yang dijalankan
- agar mendapat suntikan dana dari .... kita tidak boleh sembarangan dalam membuat business plan
- business plan berisi penjelasan mengenai....strategi serta goals perusahaan
- perusahaan rintisan yang belum lama beroperasi.
- cara membuat business plan salah satunya dengan....analisa
- suatu perusahaan akan berjalan....apabila tidak memiliki business plan
- deskripsi secara rinci mengenai bisnis yang akan dibuat.
- Ketika seorang pebisnis membuat business plan, tentunya perlu pemikiran dan.....yang tepat
- bahasa indonesia dari business plan
- jumlah dari rencana bisnis yang harus diketahui
- jumlah komponen business plan
- komponen yang meliputi pemasaran offline dan pemasaran digital
30 Clues: bahasa indonesia dari growth • jumlah komponen business plan • bahasa indonesia dari business plan • pengertian business plan secara sederhana • business plan dilakukan agar....menjadi jelas • perusahaan rintisan yang belum lama beroperasi. • jumlah dari rencana bisnis yang harus diketahui • komponen perusahaan yang menjelaskan sejarah perusahaan • ...
Business Terms Crossword 2024-05-07
Across
- your business base or serve the community,
- two or more individuals who own and operate a business,
- feedback or to seek better return on investment,
- when two companies join together to form one company,
- success make a profit and create value,
- one company taking over another (usually smaller) company,
- refers to a company or startup that is young lacking experience and still struggling
- A person who organizes operates, and assumes the risk for a business venture,
- a body that is granted a charter recognizing it as a separate legal entity having its own
- privileges and liabilities distinct from those of its members,
- purchasing standard operational services from another business,
- recalibration or shift in business focus or the business model based on innovation
- when a product/service is released to the public market,
- someone capable of taking creative ideas or using their imagination and
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- or efficiency as it grows,
- paid public attention to a product or business through broadcasts electronic media, or announcements in print,
- Model, how an existing business or business idea plans to
- to grow a company while maintaining or improving upon its performance
- startup company (usually privately-held) that reaches a valuation over $1 billion,
- them into reality/actual solutions,
- developing business contacts to form business relationships increase your knowledge
- Proprietorship, a business owned and operated by a single person,
- a formal estimate of the value of something on the open market,
- direct exchange of merchandise/services between businesses,
- Valuation, an estimate of the worth of a business entity and its assets,
- provides counseling advice for small businesses,
- their business ideas business model market and products or services,
27 Clues: or efficiency as it grows, • them into reality/actual solutions, • success make a profit and create value, • your business base or serve the community, • feedback or to seek better return on investment, • provides counseling advice for small businesses, • when two companies join together to form one company, • two or more individuals who own and operate a business, • ...
Cash Flow Crossword 2023-02-15
Across
- amount of cash that the business expects to have at the end of each month
- delayed payment
- revenue - total costs
- flow of money into and out of a business
- number of units sold x price
- things that a business owns
- flow of money into a business
- failure to come up to expectation or need
- asset that is easily changed into cash
- money taken out of the business by owners for personal use
Down
- costs for a business
- money in the form of coins, notes that is kept on premises
- flow of money out of a business
- changes in demand throughout different times of the year
- show a negative number
- large sum of goods
- inability to pay debts
- money spent regularly on rent, insurance, electricity and other things that keep a business operating
- process of paying someone or something
- money in the form of coins, notes that is kept on premises or in a bank account
- amount of money the business has
21 Clues: delayed payment • large sum of goods • costs for a business • revenue - total costs • show a negative number • inability to pay debts • things that a business owns • number of units sold x price • flow of money into a business • flow of money out of a business • amount of money the business has • asset that is easily changed into cash • process of paying someone or something • ...
Entrepreneurship Vocabulary 2022-03-22
Across
- a business plan that you present to your potential investors to secure funding
- Things that are useful or of great value
- another business that provides the same services as you
- the price a product is normally sold for
- A demand for something that is for sale
- The amount of money left after all the costs of running a business
- Money that is made from investments
- A business that is run by two or more people
- A business that is owned completely by one person
- the process of getting consumers to buy products from a business
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- to make or process something by machinery
- A document containing goals of a business's future
- What a company provides for its consumers
- a contest between two business who provide the same or similar services
- a business that buys goods from wholesalers and resells them for money
- when a business cannot pay back their debt
- The consumers that a business directs their goods to
- a company that sells large quantities of goods at a low price
- a document that a job applicant creates to show why they should have the job
- A letter sent with your resume to provide your job with more information about you
20 Clues: Money that is made from investments • A demand for something that is for sale • Things that are useful or of great value • the price a product is normally sold for • to make or process something by machinery • What a company provides for its consumers • when a business cannot pay back their debt • A business that is run by two or more people • ...
Entrepreneurship 2026-07-29
Across
- Building professional relationships for business growth.
- A newly established business with growth potential.
- The financial gain after deducting expenses.
- Running a business while meeting long-term economic and environmental goals.
- A document describing a business's goals and strategies.
- The ability of a business to grow efficiently.
- A long-term plan to achieve business objectives.
- Rival businesses offering similar products or services.
- A favorable situation for starting or expanding a business.
- The management of money and financial resources.
- The total income generated from sales.
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- The management of transporting and storing goods efficiently.
- The efficiency of producing goods or services.
- The process of introducing new ideas or methods.
- The movement of money into and out of a business.
- Money invested in a business to earn future returns.
- A legal right protecting an invention from being copied.
- The process of promoting and selling products or services.
- A person who starts and manages a business.
- A person who purchases goods or services.
- Money provided to start or expand a business.
- Creating a unique identity for a product or company.
- The ability to guide and motivate a team.
- A business project involving risk and potential reward.
- A business model where the rights to operate are granted by the owner.
25 Clues: The total income generated from sales. • A person who purchases goods or services. • The ability to guide and motivate a team. • A person who starts and manages a business. • The financial gain after deducting expenses. • Money provided to start or expand a business. • The efficiency of producing goods or services. • The ability of a business to grow efficiently. • ...
Entrepreneurship 2025-11-07
Across
- – A person who starts and runs a business.
- – A presentation to convince others to support a business idea.
- – Creating a unique image and identity for a company.
- – A newly established business.
- – The total income a company earns.
- – Someone who provides money to a business expecting profit.
- – A plan of action to reach success.
- – A person who buys goods or services.
- – The financial gain from business activities.
- – Something you aim to achieve in business.
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- – The process of creating new ideas or products.
- – Building professional connections.
- – The process of expanding a company’s success or size.
- – Collaborative effort by a group to achieve goals.
- – An experienced person who guides others.
- – Promoting and selling products or services.
- – Money provided for a business project.
- – The possibility of losing money in a business venture.
- – A group of potential buyers and sellers.
- – A clear idea of what a business aims to achieve.
20 Clues: – A newly established business. • – The total income a company earns. • – Building professional connections. • – A plan of action to reach success. • – A person who buys goods or services. • – Money provided for a business project. • – A person who starts and runs a business. • – An experienced person who guides others. • – A group of potential buyers and sellers. • ...
Crossword Puzzle 2024-11-22
Across
- , A detailed plan of action designed to achieve business goals.
- , The web address that identifies a business online.
- , The process of reaching an agreement that benefits all parties.
- ,The individuals or organisations that purchase your products or services.
- ,Managing day-to-day activities to keep a business running efficiently.
- , Delegating tasks or services to external parties to save time or costs.
- , Allocating resources like money or time for future returns.
- ,The goods or materials a business holds for production or sale.
- , The act of starting and running your own business venture.
- , Promoting products or services to attract and retain customers.
- , Financial assets or resources available for starting or growing a business.
- , The process of identifying and focusing on specific customer groups.
- , The standard of excellence in products or services that satisfies customer expectations.
- ,The process of generating and developing new business ideas.
- ,The distinct features or qualities that set your business apart.
- , Encouraging customers to purchase higher-end or additional products.
- , The value or usefulness a product or service provides to customers.
Down
- ,Ownership value held by stakeholders in a business.
- , Building connections with people to share information and resources.
- , Introducing new ideas, methods, or products to improve business.
- ,The process of producing goods on a large scale for sale or distribution.
- , The process of creating a unique identity for your business.
- , Conducting business in a way that meets present needs without compromising future
- , Buying and selling goods or services over the internet.
- , Planning how to allocate financial resources effectively.
- , A specialised market segment catering to specific customer needs.
- ,Turning an idea, product, or service into a source of revenue.
- ,The web address that identifies a business online.
- ,The process of expanding business operations, revenue, or market share.
- , The coordination and organisation of business activities to achieve goals.
- , The activity of selling goods or services to generate revenue.
- ,The systematic analysis of data to inform business decisions.
- ,Resources owned by a business that have economic value.
- , The ability of a business to grow without losing quality or efficiency.
- ,The ability of a business to quickly convert assets into cash.
35 Clues: ,The web address that identifies a business online. • ,Ownership value held by stakeholders in a business. • , The web address that identifies a business online. • ,Resources owned by a business that have economic value. • , Buying and selling goods or services over the internet. • , Planning how to allocate financial resources effectively. • ...
Business Management 1.1-1.4 2023-11-14
Across
- Stakeholders: Entities outside the firm's direct control.
- Backbone of any organizational structure.
- Regulatory authority impacting business environment.
- Public Offering (IPO): Major milestone in a company's lifecycle.
- Liability: Shield against personal financial peril in business.
- Trader (Sole Proprietor): One-person business brigade.
- Board members steering a corporate ship.
- Member-driven business entities.
- Journey of business adventurism and innovation.
- Desires transcending basic necessities.
- Enterprises: Ventures where profit meets purpose.
- Code of Practice: Moral compass for business conduct.
- Chess pieces in the game of business.
Down
- Venture where risk and reward go hand in hand.
- Alternative to litigation in business disputes.
- Roadmaps guiding corporate journeys.
- Management: Symphony conductor of business processes.
- Sector: Foundation level of economic activity.
- Statement: Company's raison d'être.
- Tangible outputs of a production process.
- Sector: Government-run economic segments.
- Sector: Intellectual epicenter of the economy.
- Organizations (NGOs): Actors outside the for-profit theater.
- Art of creating customer desire.
- Market rivals vying for the same customers.
- Objectives: Blueprint for achievable business goals.
- Fundamental human necessities driving demand.
- Social Responsibility (CSR): Ethical framework for corporate conscience.
- and Accounts: Lifeline of business sustainability.
- Resources (HR): Department focusing on workforce dynamics.
30 Clues: Art of creating customer desire. • Member-driven business entities. • Statement: Company's raison d'être. • Roadmaps guiding corporate journeys. • Chess pieces in the game of business. • Desires transcending basic necessities. • Board members steering a corporate ship. • Backbone of any organizational structure. • Tangible outputs of a production process. • ...
