business Crossword Puzzles
Crossword by Emily 2023-11-06
Across
- relating to a large company or group.
- chief executive officer
- in charge of the management of the company's business;
- an organization supplying the community with electricity, gas, water, or sewerage.
- the detailed organization and implementation of a complex operation.
- income tax, real property tax, personal property tax, and taxes on assets
- the action of functioning or the fact of being active or in effect.
- is a person, company, or institution that owns at least one share of a company's stock or in a mutual fund.
- the state of being legally responsible for something
- the cost incurred in or required for something.
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- the degree to which a business or activity yields profit or financial gain
- the business practice of hiring a party outside a company to perform services or create goods that were traditionally performed in-house by the company's own employees and staff
- the total amount of money brought in by a company's operations, measured over a set amount of time.
- estimate the price of.
- an asset or item acquired with the goal of generating income or appreciation.
- the ongoing costs to operate a business but excludes the direct costs associated with creating a product or service.
- Chain the interconnected journey that raw materials, components, and goods take before their assembly and sale to customers.
- a resource of value that you own or lease that helps you run your business.
- the activity of connecting a product with a particular name, symbol, etc. or with particular features or ideas, in order to make people recognize and want to buy it:
- someone who owns a business/service
20 Clues: estimate the price of. • chief executive officer • someone who owns a business/service • relating to a large company or group. • the cost incurred in or required for something. • the state of being legally responsible for something • in charge of the management of the company's business; • the action of functioning or the fact of being active or in effect. • ...
Tic TAC toe cross word 2023-11-09
Across
- a formal contract issued by corporation or other entity that includes a promise to repay borrowed money with interest at fixed intervals
- a nonprofit organization to promote the collective interests of an area or group
- the movement of some of some of a companies operation or resources of production to another country
- a business owned and managed by a single individual
- an organized work stoppage intended to force an employer to address union demands
- the quantity of output produced by a unit of labor
- a type of demand that is set by the demand for another good or service
- a type of cooperative that provides a service rather than a good
- a business organization owned and operated by individuals for their shared benefit
- a business combination merging more than three businesses that produce unrelated products or services
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- the sharee of earnings given by franchisee as payment to the franchiser
- the practice of negotiating labor contracts that keep unnecessary workers on the company's payroll
- the ownership structure of a company or firm
- authorization to operate a business issued by local government
- theory that education increases efficiency of production and thus results in higher wages
- someone who performs manual labor often in manufacturing jobs and who earns an hourly wage
- business organization owned by two two or more persons who agree who agree on a specific division of responsibilities and profits
- all nonmilitary people who are employed or unemployed
- a legal entity, or being, owned by individual stockholders, each of whom has limited liability for the firm's debts
- the money and other valuables belonging to an individual or business
20 Clues: the ownership structure of a company or firm • the quantity of output produced by a unit of labor • a business owned and managed by a single individual • all nonmilitary people who are employed or unemployed • authorization to operate a business issued by local government • a type of cooperative that provides a service rather than a good • ...
CRACK THE CODE 2024-11-05
Across
- ,A business-to-consumer model of e-commerce.
- ,This is the process of dividing a market into smaller segments based on specific critera
- ,The movement of cash into and out of a business
- , The quantity of goods or services desired
- , A general increase in prices over time
- , This term refers to a person who starts and runs a business
- ,This is a formal agreement between two or more parties to exchange goods or services.
- ,The ease with which a company’s assets can be converted into cash.
- ,Property owned by a business that has value or a future benefit.
- ,This term refers to a person who buys goods and services for personal use.
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- ,The reduction in the value of assets over time, usually due to wear and tear
- ,This term refers to the exchange of goods and services, often involving money.
- , This term refers to a person who buys goods and services for personal use.
- ,This is the process of buying and selling goods and services
- , A financial statement that reports a company's assets, liabilities, and shareholders' equity at a specific point in time
- ,A marketing strategy that involves creating a unique name and image for a product or service.
- ,A financial institution that accepts deposits, makes loans, and provides other financial services.
- , This term refers to a financial gain, often expressed as a percentage
- ,ownership interest in a business
- ,An individual who provides capital for a business start-up in return for a stake in the company
- ,A trade restriction set by a government on how much of a product can be imported and exported
21 Clues: ,ownership interest in a business • , A general increase in prices over time • , The quantity of goods or services desired • ,A business-to-consumer model of e-commerce. • ,The movement of cash into and out of a business • ,This is the process of buying and selling goods and services • , This term refers to a person who starts and runs a business • ...
25236 2025-11-22
Across
- Spreadsheet software commonly used for data analysis.
- Measure of how accurate, complete, and consistent data is.
- Process of evaluating data for accuracy and relevance.
- Representation of data using visual elements like charts and graphs.
- The use of data, statistical methods, and technology to uncover insights.
- Process of discovering patterns in large datasets.
- Discipline focused on identifying business needs and recommending solutions.
- Popular programming language used in data analytics.
- Centralized repository used for reporting and data analysis.
- Processed, organized data that has meaning.
- Language used to manage and query relational databases.
- Machine learning method for pattern discovery without labels.
- Process of correcting or removing inaccurate data.
- Actionable understanding derived from analysis.
- The simulation of human intelligence by machines.
- Field involving algorithms and machine learning to predict trends and behaviors.
- Ensuring data is collected legally and ethically.
- Field focused on analyzing historical data to support business decisions.
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- A subset of AI that enables systems to learn from data automatically.
- Machine learning method using labeled data for training.
- Subset of a data warehouse used for specific business lines.
- Collection of related data points used for analysis.
- Raw, unprocessed facts and figures.
- Converting raw data into meaningful information.
- AI model inspired by the structure of the human brain.
- The practice of using data and analysis to improve business decisions.
- Business intelligence tool for interactive data visualization.
- Understanding or awareness gained from information.
- Predictive model that uses branching methods to show outcomes.
- Visual display of key business metrics and data summaries.
- Statistical method for identifying relationships between variables.
31 Clues: Raw, unprocessed facts and figures. • Processed, organized data that has meaning. • Actionable understanding derived from analysis. • Converting raw data into meaningful information. • The simulation of human intelligence by machines. • Ensuring data is collected legally and ethically. • Process of discovering patterns in large datasets. • ...
Business Terminology 2013-05-02
Across
- mailing or emailing any advertisement, flyers, coupons, etc. directly to a person's gine or email address.
- the general type and category, of product or services that a business sells or offers to their customers.
- the act of meeting people and building relationships with them to help marketing your business.
- the group of customers that you are trying to attract and sell your product to.
- a complete overview of every aspect of a business. includesinfo on the product/service, marketing strategies, the target market, financial data, etc.
- when a customer tells other people about your product or service, wheter good or bad.
- the statistics about the area your business is located in.
Down
- a business selling or performing a service.
- a business selling products(clothes, auto supplies).
- the customer who purchases the product or service that a business is selling.
- the moment or event that cause the customer to decide to purchase your product or service.
- a similar business selling similar products or services in a nearby location.
12 Clues: a business selling or performing a service. • a business selling products(clothes, auto supplies). • the statistics about the area your business is located in. • the customer who purchases the product or service that a business is selling. • a similar business selling similar products or services in a nearby location. • ...
Business Ownership 2024-04-29
Across
- a store that sells to the consumer
- another word for someone who owns a business
- A name of a permit given by the government to buy wholesale
- the name of the code that is given when you pick a category for your business
- selling goods in bulk to retail stores
- liability protects personal debts from the business and keeps them separate.
- is a state issued certificate for people who provide a service such as barbers or dentists.
Down
- agreement that is a legal document to form a legal business with two or more people.
- partnership made of two or more people who have a business together
- when you buy a whole business model, including the branding and products.
- liability responsible for all debts of the business.
- proprietorship that is owned and ran by one person.
- partnership made of two or more people where one has limited debts to the business and not all of the debts.
13 Clues: a store that sells to the consumer • selling goods in bulk to retail stores • another word for someone who owns a business • proprietorship that is owned and ran by one person. • liability responsible for all debts of the business. • A name of a permit given by the government to buy wholesale • partnership made of two or more people who have a business together • ...
Three Types of Business 2025-11-06
Across
- What kind of business operates under an established brand name?
- What do you call a person who starts their own business?
- What do you call an individual licensed to operate a branded outlet?
- What is a business that has full control over operations and brand identity?
- What's the term for when identifying and mitigating potential threats to the business?
Down
- What do you call an individual or organization that's granting a franchise?
- What is it called when there is rivalry between businesses?
- What do you call an owner who has full creative control?
- What is the process of promoting and presenting a product to customers?
- What type of business operates without external rules/brand?
- What is the term for the money a business earns after expenses?
- What is a business started from scratch?
12 Clues: What is a business started from scratch? • What do you call an owner who has full creative control? • What do you call a person who starts their own business? • What is it called when there is rivalry between businesses? • What type of business operates without external rules/brand? • What kind of business operates under an established brand name? • ...
Business Planning Vocabulary 2023-12-11
Across
- written statement of goals, objectives, and strategy to achieve them.
- Independent federal agency dedicated to helping entrepreneurs with their business.
- borrowing money that must be repaid for use in the business.
- lack of _____ (reason why a business fails)
- nonprofit association of retired and active business people, who help small businesses succeed.
Down
- an asset that will be claimed by the lender if the loan is not repaid.
- ____ capital; money necessary to start a business.
- lack of _____ (reason why a business fails)
- movement of money into and out of a business.
- _____ skills (reason why a business fails)
- Most successful entrepreneurs start with a great ____
- someone with experience, who can provide advice, suggestions and ideas.
12 Clues: _____ skills (reason why a business fails) • lack of _____ (reason why a business fails) • lack of _____ (reason why a business fails) • movement of money into and out of a business. • ____ capital; money necessary to start a business. • Most successful entrepreneurs start with a great ____ • borrowing money that must be repaid for use in the business. • ...
Key Terms Outcome 1 and Outcome 2 2019-11-10
Across
- A written set of broad guidelines to be followed by all employees when dealing with important areas of decision making (6)
- A product’s _______ cycle consists of the phases a product passes through: innovation, introduction, growth, maturity and decline (4).
- A set of actions or steps that enable a policy to be put into action (9)
- A _________ normally consists of two sections, with cash receipts recorded on the left hand side and cash payments recorded on the right (4,4)
- Occurs when businesses vary their range of products or their field of operations (15)
- _____________ is the process of researching and selecting suppliers, establishing payment terms, negotiating contracts and the purchasing of resources that are vital for maintaining the production of the business’s good or service (11).
- ______________ describes the methods used by a business to inform, persuade and remind a target market about its products (9).
- A type of insurance that businesses take out in case of workplace injuries (9)
- A stage in the product lifecycle. Instead of going into the decline stage, some products can be revived and begin a new cycle of growth and eventual maturity. (9).
- _______ share refers to the business’s share of the total industry sales for a particular market. (6).
- Price _________ occurs where two businesses in competition with each other agree to set identical prices for their products (6)
Down
- The money being transferred into and going out of the business is referred to as _______ flow (4)
- The website address of a business is its _______ name. (6)
- Businesses can develop ________ databases to keep track of existing and potential customers (8).
- An _________ facility allows a business to withdraw more money form their bank account then they have available (9)
- Market ________ occurs when the total market is subdivided into groups who share one or more common characteristics. (12)
- selling involves the activities of a sales representative directed to a customer in an attempt to make a sale (8).
- A ________ communication plan outlines the policies and procedures to follow when handling unfavourable publicity. (6)
- making a profit, growing the business and increasing market share are examples of business _________ (10)
- The distance of the business to its supplier (9)
- A _____________ market is a group of customers with similar characteristics who currently purchase the product or may do so in the future (6).
- The separate ______ principle states that we should always record the transactions of the business and its owners separately. (6)
- ___________ distribution occurs where business wishes to saturate the market with its product. A product distributed this way is available in a large proportion of possible stores (9)
23 Clues: The distance of the business to its supplier (9) • The website address of a business is its _______ name. (6) • A set of actions or steps that enable a policy to be put into action (9) • A type of insurance that businesses take out in case of workplace injuries (9) • Occurs when businesses vary their range of products or their field of operations (15) • ...
Business Exploration 1 2021-07-18
Across
- Analysis of the external environment
- Obligation of business towards society
- intensity of Competitive Rivalry
- Eco-friendly process
- oversee operation of the corporation
- External challenges the company faces
- Profits distributed to stockholders
- Serving one’s own personal interest
Down
- share management/liability of business
- Physical and mental abilities
- Limited liability
- Obtaining and using money effectively
- The goal of business
- Internal capabilities of the company
- Developing plans
15 Clues: Developing plans • Limited liability • Eco-friendly process • The goal of business • Physical and mental abilities • intensity of Competitive Rivalry • Profits distributed to stockholders • Serving one’s own personal interest • Analysis of the external environment • oversee operation of the corporation • Internal capabilities of the company • Obtaining and using money effectively • ...
Office Procedures 2013-04-09
Across
- A fee that is within the range of the usual fee charged for the service.
- Record of all checks issued on and deposits made to a specific account.
- The process of managing the financial accounts of a business.
- Coordinating insurance coverage between two insurance carriers.
- A system designed to maintain the financial records of a business.
- Payments on any outstanding accounts payable.
Down
- The overhead costs of a business that must be paid to keep operating.
- The insurance company that pays the claims and collects premiums.
- Publication that lists the procedure codes assigned to dental services for the processing of dental insurance.
- Fixed amount of cash.
- A draft or an order drawn on a bank account for payment of a specified amount of money.
- The total of all professional income received.
- Expenses and disbursements paid out from a business.
- Business expenses that are ongoing.
- Form of insurance that reimburses an employer for loss resulting from theft by an employee.
- Method of tracking the accuracy and completeness of bookkeeping records.
- An itemized memorandum of funds to be deposited into the bank.
17 Clues: Fixed amount of cash. • Business expenses that are ongoing. • Payments on any outstanding accounts payable. • The total of all professional income received. • Expenses and disbursements paid out from a business. • The process of managing the financial accounts of a business. • An itemized memorandum of funds to be deposited into the bank. • ...
E-Commerce Chapter 1 & 2 Crossword 2013-09-20
Across
- Play Retailer Sell primarily through the internet
- Service Provider A company that provides others with access to or a presence on the Internet.
- Commerce the conducting of business by electronic means.
- search engines Use automated computer programs to scan Internet databases.
- host provider Allows customers to house their Web site documents on the company’s servers.
- name An addressing scheme to identify and locate computers on the Internet
- retailer A retailer that sells its products through traditional channels and online.
- Control Protocol / Internet Protocol (TCP / IP) The commonly used language through which systems communicate on the Internet.
Down
- markup language The standard language for the Web browser.
- Resource Locator Indicates the address of a Web Site.
- business A business with physical storefronts.
- Wide Web A global collection of graphical and hypertext Internet pages that can be viewed with a computer.
- Internet Service Providers Companies offering wireless connection services to the public.
- Is any Process a business conducts and cooperate network
- Chain
- Loyalty Refers to a customers preference
- Customization Is the production of goods that offers special choices to mainstream buyers
17 Clues: Chain • Loyalty Refers to a customers preference • business A business with physical storefronts. • Play Retailer Sell primarily through the internet • Resource Locator Indicates the address of a Web Site. • Commerce the conducting of business by electronic means. • Is any Process a business conducts and cooperate network • ...
Economics 2015-03-18
Across
- the people or businesses that provide goods and services
- selling products to other states and countries
- buying products from other states and countries
- businesses that are controlled by individuals or groups of people
- a person who creates their own business
- a person who buys and uses goods and services
- limited resources or goods; in short supply
- work that is performed for others
- the amount of a good or service that is available to consumers
- items you can buy and can touch
Down
- a group of customers that a business has decided to aim its product at
- businesses that are controlled and funded by the government
- the amount of money needed to begin a business
- the way in which human resources and natural resources are used to produce goods and services
- a company that sells goods or services for a profit
- the desire of consumers for a good or service
- the amount of money a business loses when the cost of producing something is greater than the cost of selling
17 Clues: items you can buy and can touch • work that is performed for others • a person who creates their own business • limited resources or goods; in short supply • the desire of consumers for a good or service • a person who buys and uses goods and services • selling products to other states and countries • the amount of money needed to begin a business • ...
Industrial Revolution Crossword Puzzle 2017-01-30
Across
- One who is usually wealthy invests in ideas regarding Capitalism
- Ethical theory that states that the best action is the one that maximizes utility
- Protest regarding an issue between workers, business, and government. Refusal of labor
- A working group joining together for their rights
- Material used in clothing
- Building blocks of the economy (Land, Labor, Capital, Entrepreneurship)
- Developer of Capitalism
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- System considering the government interferes with business affairs and promotes equal distribution of wealth and includes protection of workers\
- Developer of Communism
- The goods or merchandise kept on the premises of a business or warehouse and available for sale or distribution
- Group of people acting with one goal such as a business
- Reorganizing an economy using new technology and development of industries
- Process of transforming an area from town to city using population growth and industrialization
- Government's absence from the market and businesses; businesses are on their own
- One who establishes their own business
- Breakout invention during Industrial Revolution. Changed transportation techniques completely
- System in which property is owned by the government and what is needed is what is given
17 Clues: Developer of Communism • Developer of Capitalism • Material used in clothing • One who establishes their own business • A working group joining together for their rights • Group of people acting with one goal such as a business • One who is usually wealthy invests in ideas regarding Capitalism • Building blocks of the economy (Land, Labor, Capital, Entrepreneurship) • ...
Accounting Vocabulary 2025-03-14
Across
- The total amount of income to be received from outside parties.
- The amount of money that comes from an investment turned into a percentage.
- A type of debt by putting money owed on a credit card.
- Where your business sells accounts receivable to another company at a discount to raise cash.
- The amount you owe would be given to you by a..
- The amount of money that investors have given to the business.
- A form on a paper that shows assets and liabilities.
- Assets that will last more than one year.
Down
- How much money came into the business, where it came from and cash that went out.
- The measure of profit from a business.
- A method of examining a company's balance sheet and income.
- The list of financial accounts and reference numbers.
- The revenue, expenses, and taxes from a period of time.
- Something of value pledged as security for repayment of a loan.
- Assets that can't be converted into cash quickly.
- Current assets that can be used in a year or less.
- The amount of money that a business takes by using a loan.
- Money is coins or notes.
18 Clues: Money is coins or notes. • The measure of profit from a business. • Assets that will last more than one year. • The amount you owe would be given to you by a.. • Assets that can't be converted into cash quickly. • Current assets that can be used in a year or less. • A form on a paper that shows assets and liabilities. • ...
Business Crossword 2023-10-03
Across
- A type of business that has shareholders
- Legally, you have less responsibility for your organization
- A service is something that is done to assist someone with an aspect of their life
- How many people want to purchase a product or service
- A business that two or more parties made for certain objectives while still remaining independent organizations
- This type of business consist of parties that come together to try to progress their same interests
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- How much of a product or service is available
- A business that is created between two or more parties and is shared
- A type of business that, for example, McDonald's uses
- It is an organization that is involved within commercial, industrial, or professional aspects
- The type of business that is owned by only one person
- The trade agreement between the U.S., Canada and Mexico
12 Clues: A type of business that has shareholders • How much of a product or service is available • A type of business that, for example, McDonald's uses • The type of business that is owned by only one person • How many people want to purchase a product or service • The trade agreement between the U.S., Canada and Mexico • ...
BUSINESS PLAN 2025-01-25
Across
- The internal users of business plan are called____.
- This is a summary of the most important information in the business.
- The _____ of a business plan include essential sections that address the needs of target audience.
- _____ are the persons who create business plans.
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- A nickname for business plan.
- A business plan is a ______ document.
- Name of method companies use when creating business plans privately.
- One type of reason for writing a business plan.
- Example given on slide of where a business plan may be used or comes in handy. Hint: TV Series.
- ________ principle recognized by entrepreneurs regarding insights, that may have not been initially apparent.
10 Clues: A nickname for business plan. • A business plan is a ______ document. • One type of reason for writing a business plan. • _____ are the persons who create business plans. • The internal users of business plan are called____. • Name of method companies use when creating business plans privately. • This is a summary of the most important information in the business. • ...
BAT Ch 1 & Ch 2 Review 2022-01-06
Across
- the right side of an account
- the set of accounting standards that indicate how to report economic events
- current obligations to make future payments of assets or services
- the account debited when a customer makes a payment on account
- the type of journal entry that affects three or more accounts
- the left side of an account
- a record of increases and decreases in a specific asset, liability, or OE item; often represented by a T
- (2 words) the account debited when a sale is made on account
- the information system that identifies, records, and communicates the economic events of an organization
- the amount by which expenses are greater than revenues
- __________ accounting equation
- an economic event that is recorded in the accounting records because it changes the financial position of the organization
- all of the people or entities a company owes money to
- the account credited when an owner invests additional money in the business
- an association of two or more persons to carry on as co-owners
- the book of original entry, where transactions are recorded
- _____ expense; the account created when a business pays cash for costs incurred in advance of being used or consumed
- a collection of all business accounts
- (abbrev.) a financial statement that summarizes the changes in owner's equity for a specific period of time
Down
- a small business owned by one person
- (2 words) the owner's claim on the assets of the company
- (2 words) created at the end of a fiscal period to help verify the accuracy of the ledger
- (2 words) the principle that only transactions that can be expressed as an amount of money may be included in the records
- a business organized as a separate legal entity
- the word describing the period of time over which the accounting cycle is completed
- the procedure of transferring journal entries to the ledger
- the type of liability when a business owner is personally responsible for business debts
- withdrawals of assets for the owner's personal use
- the cost of assets consumed or services used in a company's business activities
- a word that describes the nature of accounting activities
- _______ revenue, created when a customer pays in advance of being provide a service or product
- the increase in assets, or decrease in liabilities, that result from business activities that are done to earn profit
- resources owned that are expected to provide future benefit
- (2 words) the account credited when a purchase is made on account
- the amount by which revenues are greater than expenses
35 Clues: the left side of an account • the right side of an account • __________ accounting equation • a small business owned by one person • a collection of all business accounts • a business organized as a separate legal entity • withdrawals of assets for the owner's personal use • all of the people or entities a company owes money to • ...
Key Terms Outcome 1 and Outcome 2 2019-11-10
Across
- A _____________ market is a group of customers with similar characteristics who currently purchase the product or may do so in the future (6).
- The distance of the business to its supplier (9)
- An _________ facility allows a business to withdraw more money form their bank account then they have available (9)
- _____________ is the process of researching and selecting suppliers, establishing payment terms, negotiating contracts and the purchasing of resources that are vital for maintaining the production of the business’s good or service (11).
- A written set of broad guidelines to be followed by all employees when dealing with important areas of decision making (6)
- A ________ communication plan outlines the policies and procedures to follow when handling unfavourable publicity. (6)
- The separate ______ principle states that we should always record the transactions of the business and its owners separately. (6)
- A set of actions or steps that enable a policy to be put into action (9)
- A product’s _______ cycle consists of the phases a product passes through: innovation, introduction, growth, maturity and decline (4).
- Occurs when businesses vary their range of products or their field of operations (15)
- The website address of a business is its _______ name. (6)
- Price _________ occurs where two businesses in competition with each other agree to set identical prices for their products (6)
Down
- _______ share refers to the business’s share of the total industry sales for a particular market. (6).
- Businesses can develop ________ databases to keep track of existing and potential customers (8).
- ______________ describes the methods used by a business to inform, persuade and remind a target market about its products (9).
- A stage in the product lifecycle. Instead of going into the decline stage, some products can be revived and begin a new cycle of growth and eventual maturity. (9).
- Market ________ occurs when the total market is subdivided into groups who share one or more common characteristics. (12)
- A _________ normally consists of two sections, with cash receipts recorded on the left hand side and cash payments recorded on the right (4,4)
- making a profit, growing the business and increasing market share are examples of business _________ (10)
- A type of insurance that businesses take out in case of workplace injuries (9)
- selling involves the activities of a sales representative directed to a customer in an attempt to make a sale (8).
- The money being transferred into and going out of the business is referred to as _______ flow (4)
- ___________ distribution occurs where business wishes to saturate the market with its product. A product distributed this way is available in a large proportion of possible stores (9)
23 Clues: The distance of the business to its supplier (9) • The website address of a business is its _______ name. (6) • A set of actions or steps that enable a policy to be put into action (9) • A type of insurance that businesses take out in case of workplace injuries (9) • Occurs when businesses vary their range of products or their field of operations (15) • ...
Chapter 4 Key Terms 2022-12-23
Across
- An organization with fewer levels of management than traditional structures.
- A broad, lasting, and often inspirational view of a company’s reason for existing.
- A written financial plan for business operations developed for a specific period of time.
- (1) Authority given to individual employees to make decisions and solve problems they encounter on their jobs with the resources available to them. (2) Letting workers decide how to perform their work tasks and offer ideas on how to improve the work process.
- The number of employees that any one manager supervises directly.
- A short, specific statement of the business’s purpose and direction.
- Business structure in which all authority and responsibility can be traced in a direct line from the top executive down to the lowest employee level.
- Guidelines used in making decisions regarding specific, recurring situations.
- A written document that describes the nature of the business, its goals and objectives, and how they will be achieved.
- A time plan for reaching objectives.
- A specific measure by which something is judged.
- The obligation to accept responsibility for the outcomes of assigned tasks.
- An examination of an organization’s internal strengths and weaknesses as well as external opportunities and threats.
- An illustration of the structure of an organization, major job classifications, and the reporting relationships among the organization’s personnel.
- Short-term planning that identifies specific activities for each area of the business.
- The number of employees that any one manager supervises directly.
- An organization which combines workers into temporary work teams to complete specific projects.
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- The addition of staff specialists to a line organization.
- A grouping of employees that serve a similar need for the company.
- Business structure in which a few top managers do all the major planning and decision making.
- Business structure that divides employees into permanent work teams.
- A team in which members together are responsible for the work assigned to the team.
- Principle which states that no employee has more than one supervisor at a time.
- A sequence of steps to be followed for performing specific task.
- A business which is divided into smaller operating units, and managers who head the units have almost total responsibility and authority for operations.
- The right to make decisions about work assignments and to require other employees to perform assigned tasks.
- Long-term planning that provides broad goals and directions for the entire business.
- The obligation to do an assigned task.
- A specific statement of a result the business expects to achieve.
- The special capabilities of a company that allows it to create a product or service that is measurably better than any competing company.
- Hierarchy of the organization, from the highest level to the lowest level.
31 Clues: A time plan for reaching objectives. • The obligation to do an assigned task. • A specific measure by which something is judged. • The addition of staff specialists to a line organization. • A sequence of steps to be followed for performing specific task. • A specific statement of a result the business expects to achieve. • ...
Business 1.1 What is Business 2024-09-19
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- Management A business function that involves people, processes, and systems that collect, organize, store and secure relevant data and information, and makes it accessible and useful for making informed decisions.
- Planning, organizing, staffing, controlling and leading people, processes, and assets in order to achieve a goal or task in the best way possible.
- Focuses on the management of the assets, liabilities, equity, and cash flow of an organization, financial analysis like ROI and ROE, and financial planning of future growth.
- A route or plan of action designed to achieve certain goals and objectives.
- A company's purpose; its reason for being; the problem it is solving.
- The daily functioning of an organization, managing the inputs and outputs, and includes manufacturing, purchasing, and logistics.
- on Investment ROI measures the gain or loss generated on an investment, compared to the amount of money invested; ROI is usually expressed as a percentage.
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- The enterprise and pursuit of ideation, creation, communication, and delivery of profitable products and services to targeted customers for their benefit and for the benefit of society as a whole.
- Resources Refers to the people assets who work for an organization, and the business function responsible for recruiting, hiring, onboarding, training, evaluating, and terminating employees.
- A specific procedure or action used to support strategy, in order to achieve goals and objectives.
- An aspirational view of the future, that if the company is successful in accomplishing its mission, the company and/or world might look a certain way.
- A for-profit or non-profit organization involved in commercial, industrial, or professional commerce.
- on Equity ROE is a measure of a company’s financial performance, calculated as net income divided by total shareholder’s equity.
- The process of recording, maintaining, and reporting an organization’s financial transactions and records.
14 Clues: A company's purpose; its reason for being; the problem it is solving. • A route or plan of action designed to achieve certain goals and objectives. • A specific procedure or action used to support strategy, in order to achieve goals and objectives. • A for-profit or non-profit organization involved in commercial, industrial, or professional commerce. • ...
Business plan 2013-03-27
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- what resources the business currently has available and what it needs in the future
- how the business plans to get its product to the customer
- how many competitors there are and what they are doing
- how much all this is going to cost
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- considers what is happening around the business that will effect it
- states what needs to be done to achieve the goal
- how much money the business expects to earn
- how the business plans to let potential customers know about its product
- a description of what the business is offering
- when it is going to happen
- states the goal of the business
11 Clues: when it is going to happen • states the goal of the business • how much all this is going to cost • how much money the business expects to earn • a description of what the business is offering • states what needs to be done to achieve the goal • how many competitors there are and what they are doing • how the business plans to get its product to the customer • ...
Accounting, basic 2022-05-24
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- where we track cash and cash at bank coming into and going out of the business
- The amount contributed by proprietor to start his business
- equipment, a related to electronics items business purchased by the business
- when the owner takes out from the business for personal use
- voucher, is prepared when the business pays by cheque
- Asset and Expense accounts increase with which?
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- entry, The proof of the equality of debit and credit balances is called _____
- the company’s obligations
- note, is issued when the business return goods (previously bought on credit
- Total Liabilities + Equity = ?
- Liability and Equity and Revenue accounts increase with a
- the items of value owned by the company
12 Clues: the company’s obligations • Total Liabilities + Equity = ? • the items of value owned by the company • Asset and Expense accounts increase with which? • voucher, is prepared when the business pays by cheque • Liability and Equity and Revenue accounts increase with a • The amount contributed by proprietor to start his business • ...
Cash Flow 2022-02-11
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- The months ending balance
- What's the net cash flow prediction for this month?
- the word used to imply a business cant pay its debts.
- What does a business need to pay its suppliers?
- Opposite of outflow?
- lets say the business doesn't want to go to court for debts, what to they do?(Its a way to improve cash flow)
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- what to business owners take out for personal use?
- No not the state of matter, the asset that can be changed into assets
- payments
- what does a business spend on to keep the business operational?
- Cash coming in and out of a business
11 Clues: payments • Opposite of outflow? • The months ending balance • Cash coming in and out of a business • What does a business need to pay its suppliers? • what to business owners take out for personal use? • What's the net cash flow prediction for this month? • the word used to imply a business cant pay its debts. • ...
Accounting Chapter 1 2023-09-07
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- Business A business that performs a service for a fee
- An increase in equity resulting from the sale of goods or services
- The process of planning, recording, analyzing, and interpreting financial information
- Any business activity that changes assets, liabilities, or owner's equity
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- Anything of value that is owned
- A record that summarizes all the transactions pertaining to a single item in the accounting equation
- Assets taken from the business for the owner's personal use
- The cost of goods or services used to operate a business
- Financial rights to the assets of a business
- An account used to summarize the owner's equity in a business
- An amount owed
11 Clues: An amount owed • Anything of value that is owned • Financial rights to the assets of a business • Business A business that performs a service for a fee • The cost of goods or services used to operate a business • Assets taken from the business for the owner's personal use • An account used to summarize the owner's equity in a business • ...
Chapter 6 Accounting Terms 2023-10-10
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- A paper that is evidence of a business transaction.
- Lists specific information about a business transaction involving the buying or selling of an item on account.
- Helps keep a business' accounting records in order.
- A record of the transactions of a business.
- Beings January 1 and ends December 31.
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- An accounting cycle that's 12 months long.
- An all-purpose journal where all transactions are recorded.
- The process of recording business transactions in a journal.
- A brief written message that describes a transaction that takes place within a business.
- Lists all the information written on a check.
- A record of cash received by a business.
11 Clues: Beings January 1 and ends December 31. • A record of cash received by a business. • An accounting cycle that's 12 months long. • A record of the transactions of a business. • Lists all the information written on a check. • A paper that is evidence of a business transaction. • Helps keep a business' accounting records in order. • ...
LT2 2024-04-07
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- RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT - A strategy for managing interactions with customers and potential customers.
- - Laws designed to promote fair competition and prevent monopolies.
- LEADERSHIP - A strategy aimed at becoming the lowest-cost producer in an industry.
- - The desire, willingness, and ability of consumers to purchase goods or services.
- - The ability to adapt to changing circumstances or requirements.
- - Rewards or benefits offered to encourage specific behaviors or actions.
- - The process of acquiring assets or companies.
- - The process of reaching a mutually acceptable agreement through discussion and compromise.
- - The process of increasing interconnectedness and interdependence among countries, economies, and cultures.
- - The process of creating new ideas, products, or methods.
- - Principles of conduct governing an individual or group.
- MANAGEMENT - The process of managing a company's investments and assets.
- OCEAN STRATEGY - A strategy that focuses on creating uncontested market space rather than competing in crowded industries.
- VENTURE - A business arrangement in which two or more parties collaborate to undertake a specific project or business activity.
- - The likelihood that a proposed project or plan can be successfully implemented.
- SCORECARD - A strategic planning and management system used to align business activities with the organization's vision and strategy.
- OF SCALE - The cost advantages that result from increased production or efficiency.
- MODEL - The framework through which a company creates, delivers, and captures value.
- TAIL - A business strategy that focuses on selling a large number of unique items in relatively small quantities.
- - The ability to inspire, influence, and guide others toward a common goal.
- FORCES - A framework for analyzing the competitive forces within an industry.
- MATRIX - A strategic planning tool used to analyze a company's portfolio of products or business units.
- - The process of starting and managing a new business venture.
- FLOW - The movement of money into and out of a business.
- - A legally binding agreement between two or more parties.
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- MAKING - The process of making choices or reaching conclusions.
- ANALYSIS - The process of evaluating competitors' strengths, weaknesses, strategies, and market positions.
- MANAGEMENT - The process of managing a brand's image, reputation, and perception in the market.
- ADVANTAGE - The unique strengths or capabilities that allow a company to outperform its competitors.
- - The process of assigning authority and responsibility to others.
- - A seamless and effortless experience for customers or users.
- - The ability to accomplish a task with minimal waste of time, effort, or resources.
- MANAGEMENT - The planning, organizing, directing, and controlling of financial activities within an organization.
- INTEGRATION - The acquisition of competitors or businesses operating in the same industry.
- STRATEGY - A plan for expanding a company's business activities and increasing its market share.
- COMPLIANCE - Adherence to laws, regulations, and standards governing business activities.
- RESOLUTION - The process of addressing and resolving disputes or disagreements.
- - A cooperative relationship between two or more parties for mutual benefit.
- PENETRATION - The strategy of increasing market share by selling more products or services to existing customers or by entering new markets.
- - The strategy of entering new markets or industries to reduce risk.
- GOVERNANCE - The system of rules, practices, and processes by which a company is directed and controlled.
- PLAN - A document outlining a company's objectives, strategies, and financial forecasts.
- DILIGENCE - The investigation or research conducted by a potential buyer or investor to assess the value and risks of a business opportunity.
- ANALYSIS - The process of evaluating business processes, systems, and strategies to identify opportunities for improvement.
- - The delegation of authority and responsibility to employees to make decisions and take action.
- - The process of creating a plan to allocate financial resources for specific purposes.
- PROPERTY - Legal rights to intangible assets such as patents, trademarks, and copyrights.
- - A significant change or disturbance that interrupts an existing market, industry, or business model.
- STATEMENT - A concise statement that defines the purpose and objectives of an organization.
- STRUCTURE - The composition of a company's costs, including fixed and variable costs.
50 Clues: - The process of acquiring assets or companies. • FLOW - The movement of money into and out of a business. • - Principles of conduct governing an individual or group. • - The process of creating new ideas, products, or methods. • - A legally binding agreement between two or more parties. • - A seamless and effortless experience for customers or users. • ...
Chapter 4 - Global Opportunities 2012-11-06
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- a person hired to translate other languages into English
- (SITC) tells you what kind of products are traded in specific countries
- selling and shipping of goods to another country
- Domestic Product (GDP) total value of all goods produced during the year
- agency that serves as a distributor in a foreign country.
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- A business that handles overseas shipments
- Let small business owners meet & talk with foreign agents , distributors , or potential business partners.
- alliance between an American business and a company in a different country.
- Business that handles all tasks related to exporting for a manufacturer.
- (IBEX) Lets you sell products and services online anywhere in the world.
- restrictions on goods entering or leaving a country
- interconnected economies of the nations of the world
- List of products other countries are looking for.
- type of trade barrier, taxes on goods imposed by government
- Income Money people have to spend after paying necessary expenses.
- buying or bringing in goods to another country
16 Clues: A business that handles overseas shipments • buying or bringing in goods to another country • selling and shipping of goods to another country • List of products other countries are looking for. • restrictions on goods entering or leaving a country • interconnected economies of the nations of the world • a person hired to translate other languages into English • ...
Chapter 22 Recall Key Terms Robert Ford 2016-04-20
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- is a government-regulated program that provides medical and income benefits to employees who are injured on the job
- is the threat of a loss to your business without any possibility of gain
- protects them against claims for injuries that result from using their products
- pays net profits and expenses if a business is shut down for repairs or rebuilding
- credit authorizers machines that verify if a credit card is good
- Breaking into a home or business with the intent to commit a felony
- protect a business if work is not finished on time or as agreed
- works for one insurance company
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- protect a company in case of employee theft
- protects them against lawsuits for mistakes in advertising
- taking the property by force or threat
- works in a specific geographic area and represents several insurance companies
- involves taking a chance for profit or loss
- protects a business from lawsuits
- the failure to exercise reasonable care
- required to transfer risk to an insurance company
16 Clues: works for one insurance company • protects a business from lawsuits • taking the property by force or threat • the failure to exercise reasonable care • protect a company in case of employee theft • involves taking a chance for profit or loss • required to transfer risk to an insurance company • protects them against lawsuits for mistakes in advertising • ...
Innovation Enterprunership 2024-07-03
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- design idea
- methodology an approach to project management they emphasize flexibility collaboration and incremental development
- the act of radically changing or transforming an industry or market
- understanding and sharing the feelings of others especially users of customers
- research the process of gathering analysing and interpreting information about a marketincludin customer and competition
- model canvas a strategic management tool that helps business visualise design and describe their business model
- and valuation
- changing direction or strategy based on feedback
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- proposition the unique benefit that a product or service offers a customer
- the ability of a business to grow and adapt without compromising performance and quality
- experience a overall experience a person has when interacting with a product or service
- startup a methodology for developing business and products based on short feedback loops and interative process
- and communicating new examples
- process of generating, devel
- a preliminary version of product used for
- the process of repeating a sequence of step to improve
16 Clues: design idea • and valuation • process of generating, devel • and communicating new examples • a preliminary version of product used for • changing direction or strategy based on feedback • the process of repeating a sequence of step to improve • the act of radically changing or transforming an industry or market • ...
The balance sheet 2024-03-27
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- another term for stocks (not shares)
- an example of a current liability
- this is the first item in the balance sheet after the title
- the term used for the lowering of an asset's value over time
- debts of a business, i.e. the money owed to others
- the comes after total assets
- refers to the value of the owners' stake in the business
- These are advances from a financial lender, such as a commercial bank, that needs to be repaid within 12 months
- refers to the value of equity in a business that is funded by shareholders, either through an initial public offering or via a share issue.
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- the long-term debts of a business, falling due after 12 months of the balance sheet date
- an example of equity
- an example of a current asset
- possessions of a business that have a monetary value.
- this must be equal to equity for the balance sheet to balance
- a type of current assets, referring to individual or business customers that owe money to the organization
- another term for non-current assets
- an example of a non-current asset
17 Clues: an example of equity • the comes after total assets • an example of a current asset • an example of a current liability • an example of a non-current asset • another term for non-current assets • another term for stocks (not shares) • debts of a business, i.e. the money owed to others • possessions of a business that have a monetary value. • ...
Business Related Terms 2025-08-13
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- Moral principles that govern a person's or business's behavior.
- The total amount of a specific good or service available to consumers.
- A resource with economic value that a company owns.
- Money or wealth used to invest in or start a business.
- The total income generated from the sale of goods or services.
- The financial gain; the difference between revenue and costs (Revenue−Costs=Profit).
- A business where an owner licenses its operations and brand to a third party.
- The value of ownership in a business.
- A person who starts a business, taking on financial risks.
- An estimate of income and expenses for a set period.
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- A company's financial debts or obligations.
- A newly established business, often one that is innovative.
- A name, term, design, or symbol that identifies a seller's products.
- The act of allocating money with the expectation of a future profit.
- Interacting with others to exchange information and develop contacts.
- A consumer's desire and willingness to pay for a specific good or service.
16 Clues: The value of ownership in a business. • A company's financial debts or obligations. • A resource with economic value that a company owns. • An estimate of income and expenses for a set period. • Money or wealth used to invest in or start a business. • A person who starts a business, taking on financial risks. • ...
Investments 2020-02-24
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- assets are the sum of the current assets
- cost averaging investing roughly equal amounts of money at regular intervals
- are the earnings of a business from business activities
- Securities includes Treasury bills or notes and other securities with ready markets
- Payable bills the company must pay. These include materials, supplies, and services the company has contracted for and usually pays for within 30 days
- Includes raw material inventories and finished product inventories
- Income It is net income or net income after taxes
- investing in different companies representing different industries, you reduce the risk of your overall portfolio
- Taxes payable taxes due on corporate income, but not yet paid
- are the amounts a business pays to operate the business and earn the revenue
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- Assets are longer term assets such as land, buildings, and equipment
- sheet shows what the company owns and what it owes plus the shareholder's equity at a particular time
- line represents totals sales during the accounting time period minus products returned and allowances
- are debts that a business owes to others
- Equity is the difference between assets and liabilities
- Report is a yearly record summarizing the financial condition of a corporation
- are the items of the value the company owns
- profit the company's profit after the cost of goods sold is subtracted from company revenues
- Statement reports financial information over a specific period of time, indicating the financial progress of a business in earning a net income or a net loss
- Receivable dollars owed to the corporation by customers from the sale of goods and services
20 Clues: assets are the sum of the current assets • are debts that a business owes to others • are the items of the value the company owns • Income It is net income or net income after taxes • are the earnings of a business from business activities • Equity is the difference between assets and liabilities • Taxes payable taxes due on corporate income, but not yet paid • ...
Word work 2024-02-22
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- A business that has the to make more money then the cost of running th business
- putting money into your bank account
- An agreement to exchange between 2 idividuals
- Borrowing money form a bank or financial institution to buy a property
- When a person decides to end their career and live off their pension or savings
- A business or organization developed from similiar systems and ideas
- The person that finalizes the transaction when you make a purchase
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- A person that manages the finacial statement of a business or person
- The financial systems or study of financial patterns
- An oppinion or anoucement
- when someone takes a chance to make more money or to lose money
- An operation in which a product or service is created and sold
- The money situation of a person or organization
- The use of money in a country
- Taking money out of a bank account
15 Clues: An oppinion or anoucement • The use of money in a country • Taking money out of a bank account • putting money into your bank account • An agreement to exchange between 2 idividuals • The money situation of a person or organization • The financial systems or study of financial patterns • An operation in which a product or service is created and sold • ...
External Business Environment and Planning 2024-05-24
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- The relative price at which the currency of one country can be exchanged for another country
- The percentage of income that is required to be paid to the government by businesses or individuals
- Free and automatic protection on original ideas
- An operating factor
- The extent to which a business achieves its stated objectives
- Organisations who represent employees in a particular industry
- Essential requirements that customers fulfil with the of a good or service
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- The process by which businesses are becoming more interconnected
- Involves a business moving its services or processes to another country
- A macro factor
- Licence that provides a business with exclusive rights to use innovative devices
- Is the price paid for money that has been borrowed
- A business that sells products directly to customers
- Individuals or businesses that provide resources required to produce goods and services
- The resources used by a business to produce goods and services
15 Clues: A macro factor • An operating factor • Free and automatic protection on original ideas • Is the price paid for money that has been borrowed • A business that sells products directly to customers • The extent to which a business achieves its stated objectives • Organisations who represent employees in a particular industry • ...
Operations Influences 2021-10-27
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- Manufacturing process is controlled by computer (computer aided manufacture)
- ________________ regulations are laws that affect operations of Australian businesses e.g. Australian Consumer Law
- _________________responsibility refers to the open and accountable business actions based on respect for people, the community and the broader environment.
- The removal of barriers of trade between nations.
- _______________________ policies impact on business operations e.g. Taxation rates, Environmental policies and Trade and industry practices
- How well designed, made and functional goods are, and the degree of competence with which services are organised and delivered.
- Corporate ________________ responsibility is the commitment of business’ to contribute to sustainable economic development, working with employees, their families, the local community and society at large to improve the quality of their life.
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- Legal ___________________ involves making sure that the laws and regulations relating to the operation of a business are strictly observed.
- Environmental ____________ involves ensuring business operations are able to consume resources today without compromising access to those resources for future generations e.g. use renewable resources (solar) and reduce waste
- How a business acquires its inputs.
- The design, construction and/or application of innovative devices, methods and machinery.
- ________________-based competition involves reducing operational costs in order to gain a price advantage e.g. through using cheaper inputs, updating technology, relocating operations to a cheaper location.
- Computer software technology allowing designers, architects to draw a visual representation using a computer (computer aided design)
- when a business buys inputs rather than producing them themselves, usually to reduce costs.
- Having predictable and reliable ______________ chain management is critical to business to keep operations flowing smoothly.
15 Clues: How a business acquires its inputs. • The removal of barriers of trade between nations. • Manufacturing process is controlled by computer (computer aided manufacture) • The design, construction and/or application of innovative devices, methods and machinery. • when a business buys inputs rather than producing them themselves, usually to reduce costs. • ...
Business Word 16 2019-04-16
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- Compromise
- Zero-based-budgetting
- Committee
- Business-cycle
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- Credit
- Contract
- Welfare-function
- Consumption
- Business-plan
- Commerce
10 Clues: Credit • Contract • Commerce • Committee • Compromise • Consumption • Business-plan • Business-cycle • Welfare-function • Zero-based-budgetting
ok 2023-02-24
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- what is the second reason for Americans to move to urban areas?
- what type of person did AFL accept?
- what did farmers use to protect their property?
- who was the head of AFL?
- what allowed women and black men to join the union?
- who else worked in industry?
- what is the third reason for Americans to move to urban areas?
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- what business did Andrew Carnegie have?
- what business did J.P Morgan have?
- what happened in 1882?
- what is the first reason for Americans to move to urban areas?
- old transport way?
- who worked in industry?
- what did native Americans depend on for survival?
- what business did John D Rockefeller have?
- what business did Cornelius Vanderbilt have?
16 Clues: old transport way? • what happened in 1882? • who worked in industry? • who was the head of AFL? • who else worked in industry? • what business did J.P Morgan have? • what type of person did AFL accept? • what business did Andrew Carnegie have? • what business did John D Rockefeller have? • what business did Cornelius Vanderbilt have? • ...
Accountancy 2025-05-31
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- owners claim over the business assets
- assets with no physical form but of great importance
- money earned from business operation
- Cost incurred for earning revenue
- a person or firm whom money is owned
- Transactions of a financial nature
- Resources owned by the business
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- Principle that states revenue and related expenses should be recorded in the same period
- Goods held for resale
- Purchase of goods on credit increases this account
- A fixed asset used in production
- Process of recording financial transactions
- a person who owns money to the business
- value of all assets minus liabilities
- System of accounting recognizing income and expenses only when cash is received or paid
- Money withdrawn by the owner for personal use
16 Clues: Goods held for resale • Resources owned by the business • A fixed asset used in production • Cost incurred for earning revenue • Transactions of a financial nature • money earned from business operation • a person or firm whom money is owned • owners claim over the business assets • value of all assets minus liabilities • a person who owns money to the business • ...
Entrepreneurship Vocab #1 2019-08-30
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- A legal agreement to sell a parent company's product or services in a designated geographic area
- The use of small amounts of capital from a large number of individuals to finance a new business venture
- The skills of people who are willing to invest their time and money to run a business; the process of starting and operating your own business.
- A business that is owned and operated by one person
- A type of business ownership in which each partner shares in the profits and losses
- A legal entity created by either a state or federal statuate, authorizing individuals to operate an enterprise
- A type of investment in which the personal assets of the owners cannot be taken if a company does not meet its financial obligations or if it gets into legal trouble
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- An owner of a corporation with limited liability
- Someone who crates, launches, organizes, and manages a new business and takes the risk of business ownership
- A legal agreement between two or more people to be jointly responsible for the success or failure of a business
- A type of business ownership in which each limited partner is liable for any debts only up to the amount of his or her investment in the company
- A type of investment in which the business owner's financial liability is not limited to investments in the business, but extends to his or her total ability to make payments
12 Clues: An owner of a corporation with limited liability • A business that is owned and operated by one person • A type of business ownership in which each partner shares in the profits and losses • A legal agreement to sell a parent company's product or services in a designated geographic area • ...
Characteristics of Successful Entrepreneurs 2025-02-03
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- Develops fresh ideas to stay ahead in the competitive market.
- Brings enthusiasm and energy to business ventures.
- Seeks and seizes new business opportunities with initiative.
- Adjusts quickly to market changes and business challenges.
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- Shows unwavering commitment to business goals despite challenges.
- Thinks outside the box to solve business problems.
- Able to bounce back from setbacks and keep a business moving forward.
- Displays self-assurance when making key business decisions.
- Someone who embraces uncertainty to achieve business success (4,5)
- Builds strong relationships with clients and employees through charm and approachability.
10 Clues: Thinks outside the box to solve business problems. • Brings enthusiasm and energy to business ventures. • Adjusts quickly to market changes and business challenges. • Displays self-assurance when making key business decisions. • Seeks and seizes new business opportunities with initiative. • Develops fresh ideas to stay ahead in the competitive market. • ...
Business Studies 2025-11-17
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- Marketing, finance, human resources, operations are all examples of business....
- A tax on foreign goods imported into a country.
- Goods and services purchased from overseas by consumers of businesses.
- An individual owning a business on their own
- A specific target of a business.
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- Someone who owns a percentage of a business
- People or an organisation that are impacted on decisions of a business.
- A general goal of a business.
- Where a business is started and owned by more than one person
- Land, labor, enterprise, capital are all examples of business ...
10 Clues: A general goal of a business. • A specific target of a business. • Someone who owns a percentage of a business • An individual owning a business on their own • A tax on foreign goods imported into a country. • Where a business is started and owned by more than one person • Land, labor, enterprise, capital are all examples of business ... • ...
Introduction to Accounting 2021-05-07
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- Investment by owner in business
- Another name for raw material, WIP & finished goods
- Earning from sale of product
- Customer buying on credit
- Money spent in business repeatedly
- Supplier selling on credit to business
- Property of business
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- Defective stock returned
- Buying raw material
- Defective products returned by
- Daily payment to workers
- Money taken by owner for personal use
12 Clues: Buying raw material • Property of business • Defective stock returned • Daily payment to workers • Customer buying on credit • Earning from sale of product • Defective products returned by • Investment by owner in business • Money spent in business repeatedly • Money taken by owner for personal use • Supplier selling on credit to business • ...
Culinary Arts Vocabulary Crossword puzzle 2015-09-01
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- dining restaurant has an upscale atmosphere or overall mood, excellent food and service, and higher menu prices.
- is created when a state grants an individual or a group of people a charter with legal rights to form a business.
- train giving employees work experience in many different tasks
- cook prepares ingredients to be used by the line cooks
- is proof that you are an expert in a specific topic
- contract between a business and an insurance company.
- is a restaurant where customers serve themselves.
- a written permission to participate in a business activity.
- a legal association of two or more people who share the ownership of the business
- scientist uses culinary science to set new standards in food technology
- manager or pantry chef, responsible for preparing cold food items.
- is a style of cooking
- operation earns more than enough to pay for daily expenses
- sells an individual business owner the right to use the company’s home, logo, concept, and product.
- level part time job you do not need training or experience to hold this job such as dishwasher, and cashier
- service restaurant servers take customers orders and then bring the food to the table
- is a company that sells products and equipment to the food service industry
- plan is a document that describes a new business and a strategy to launch that business.
- chef works closely with food scientists to produce new food products
- cooks giving employees work experience in many different tasks
- room supervisor coordinates and assigns duties to the serving staff such as, hotels, servers, and bussers.
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- an advanced culinary student works at a food service business to get hands-on training
- operation works to pay for daily expenses such as wages and food costs
- restaurant A restaurant that has two or more locations that sell the same products and are operated by the same company.
- divides land into sections that can be used for different purposes
- service director manages the banquet operations of hotels, banquet facilities, hospitals, and universities
- director coordinates food for each function. Each special event must be carefully planned and coordinated so that there are enough servers and enough food
- chef responsible for making baked items, such as breads, desserts, and pastries
- industry supplies food and lodging to customers who are away from home
- is a self motivated person who creates and runs a business.
- restaurant has one or more owners and is not part of a national restaurant business.
- manager orders ingredients for menu dishes, and makes sure that they are prepared correctly
- site catering a caterer prepares and delivers food from a central kitchen to different locations.
- recruiter helps businesses to find the right employees.
- works under the guidance of a skilled worker to learn the skills of a particular trade or art
- service restaurants a restaurant that quickly provides a limited selection of food at low prices
- manager oversees the work of the entire restaurant
- chef manages all kitchen operations
- buys food and supplies for restaurants according to his or her restaurant clients' current needs
- enterprise businesses or individuals may buy and sell products
- chef supervises and sometime assists other chefs in the kitchen
- representative helps chef to select the food products and equipment that will best fit their needs and budgets
- cost is an expense other than food and wages.
- rotation when training employees some food manages use this method of training
- proprietorship a business that has only one owner
- site catering means that food for special occasions is made at a customers location.
- is a general preference or dislike for something within an industry
47 Clues: is a style of cooking • chef manages all kitchen operations • is a restaurant where customers serve themselves. • is proof that you are an expert in a specific topic • contract between a business and an insurance company. • cost is an expense other than food and wages. • proprietorship a business that has only one owner • ...
LT2 2024-04-07
Across
- - The ability to accomplish a task with minimal waste of time, effort, or resources.
- MANAGEMENT - The planning, organizing, directing, and controlling of financial activities within an organization.
- MODEL - The framework through which a company creates, delivers, and captures value.
- STRATEGY - A plan for expanding a company's business activities and increasing its market share.
- RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT - A strategy for managing interactions with customers and potential customers.
- MATRIX - A strategic planning tool used to analyze a company's portfolio of products or business units.
- SCORECARD - A strategic planning and management system used to align business activities with the organization's vision and strategy.
- STRUCTURE - The composition of a company's costs, including fixed and variable costs.
- - The process of increasing interconnectedness and interdependence among countries, economies, and cultures.
- FORCES - A framework for analyzing the competitive forces within an industry.
- - The desire, willingness, and ability of consumers to purchase goods or services.
- - The delegation of authority and responsibility to employees to make decisions and take action.
- MANAGEMENT - The process of managing a brand's image, reputation, and perception in the market.
- - The process of reaching a mutually acceptable agreement through discussion and compromise.
- - Principles of conduct governing an individual or group.
- ADVANTAGE - The unique strengths or capabilities that allow a company to outperform its competitors.
- TAIL - A business strategy that focuses on selling a large number of unique items in relatively small quantities.
- - Rewards or benefits offered to encourage specific behaviors or actions.
- MANAGEMENT - The process of managing a company's investments and assets.
- - A significant change or disturbance that interrupts an existing market, industry, or business model.
- LEADERSHIP - A strategy aimed at becoming the lowest-cost producer in an industry.
- VENTURE - A business arrangement in which two or more parties collaborate to undertake a specific project or business activity.
- PENETRATION - The strategy of increasing market share by selling more products or services to existing customers or by entering new markets.
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- - The ability to adapt to changing circumstances or requirements.
- - The likelihood that a proposed project or plan can be successfully implemented.
- GOVERNANCE - The system of rules, practices, and processes by which a company is directed and controlled.
- MAKING - The process of making choices or reaching conclusions.
- STATEMENT - A concise statement that defines the purpose and objectives of an organization.
- - The process of creating new ideas, products, or methods.
- - The strategy of entering new markets or industries to reduce risk.
- OCEAN STRATEGY - A strategy that focuses on creating uncontested market space rather than competing in crowded industries.
- COMPLIANCE - Adherence to laws, regulations, and standards governing business activities.
- FLOW - The movement of money into and out of a business.
- - The process of acquiring assets or companies.
- - A legally binding agreement between two or more parties.
- - The process of creating a plan to allocate financial resources for specific purposes.
- - The ability to inspire, influence, and guide others toward a common goal.
- - A seamless and effortless experience for customers or users.
- ANALYSIS - The process of evaluating business processes, systems, and strategies to identify opportunities for improvement.
- - The process of assigning authority and responsibility to others.
- DILIGENCE - The investigation or research conducted by a potential buyer or investor to assess the value and risks of a business opportunity.
- - The process of starting and managing a new business venture.
- ANALYSIS - The process of evaluating competitors' strengths, weaknesses, strategies, and market positions.
- INTEGRATION - The acquisition of competitors or businesses operating in the same industry.
- - Laws designed to promote fair competition and prevent monopolies.
- PLAN - A document outlining a company's objectives, strategies, and financial forecasts.
- - A cooperative relationship between two or more parties for mutual benefit.
- PROPERTY - Legal rights to intangible assets such as patents, trademarks, and copyrights.
- RESOLUTION - The process of addressing and resolving disputes or disagreements.
- OF SCALE - The cost advantages that result from increased production or efficiency.
50 Clues: - The process of acquiring assets or companies. • FLOW - The movement of money into and out of a business. • - Principles of conduct governing an individual or group. • - The process of creating new ideas, products, or methods. • - A legally binding agreement between two or more parties. • - A seamless and effortless experience for customers or users. • ...
Globalization 2016-03-10
Across
- makes the world go around
- affected by globalization
- this business has changed eating habits
- a way a company promotes its business
- a way that people can communicate around the world
- how good business is in a country
- how we identify a brand
- how people dress
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- a global business
- this popular entertainment device also pushes globalization
- this also powers globalization
- this country is a big part of globalization
- this is threatened by globalization
13 Clues: how people dress • a global business • how we identify a brand • makes the world go around • affected by globalization • this also powers globalization • how good business is in a country • this is threatened by globalization • a way a company promotes its business • this business has changed eating habits • this country is a big part of globalization • ...
Business key words 2023-02-14
Across
- an individual or group with an interest in the operation of a business
- amount of goods or work produced by a person machine or factory
- sector business organizations owned by the central or local government
- non physical objects but more of a convenience that is provided
- sector business organizations owned by individuals or groups of individuals
- without limits in space or time
- physical products such as a phone or shoes
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- having an end or limit
- person who takes risks and sets up a business
- a company that provides goods and services
- group that has formed for a particular purpose
- buildings and land used by a shop or business
12 Clues: having an end or limit • without limits in space or time • a company that provides goods and services • physical products such as a phone or shoes • person who takes risks and sets up a business • buildings and land used by a shop or business • group that has formed for a particular purpose • amount of goods or work produced by a person machine or factory • ...
commerce 2024-10-15
Across
- exteral debts that the business owes
- receipt: A cash receipt in commerce is a document or record that shows the receipt of cash in exchange for goods.
- getting money of the
- a cost that businesses incur in running their operations
- Revenue in commerce refers to the total income
- When a business has sold an item
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- equity: is the interest in the assets of a business after doing liabilities
- A balance sheet is a financial statement in business that provides a snapshot of a company financial
- payment: Cash payment in commerce refers to the direct exchange of cash for goods or services
- statement: investing money to make profit
- debts that the business owes
- getting money of the investment you made
- An item owned by a business thats has value and is avaiable.
13 Clues: getting money of the • debts that the business owes • When a business has sold an item • exteral debts that the business owes • getting money of the investment you made • statement: investing money to make profit • Revenue in commerce refers to the total income • a cost that businesses incur in running their operations • ...
Chapter 1 2016-02-04
Across
- Relationship between the price and the benefits
- Measureable characteristics of a population:
- An organization the provides goods or services in an effort to earn a profit
- of life The overall sense of well-being experienced by an individual or a group
- natural resources, capital, human resources, and entrepreneurship
- People who take risk to start and manage a business
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- Business transactions conducted online, typically via the internet
- How fast a product moves from idea to commercialization
- The setting in which business operates: economic, global, competitive, technological, social
- Businesses with the main goal of giving back to the community rather than financial gain
- When a business expenses are greater than its sales
- of living The quality and quantity of goods and services available to a population
- Money that a business earns after expenses (Sales-Expenses= ?)
13 Clues: Measureable characteristics of a population: • Relationship between the price and the benefits • When a business expenses are greater than its sales • People who take risk to start and manage a business • How fast a product moves from idea to commercialization • Money that a business earns after expenses (Sales-Expenses= ?) • ...
Marketing and Business Development 2025-05-07
Across
- General contractors, realtors, and suppliers can become valuable business __________.
- Happy clients can provide valuable __________ to bring in new business.
- Building relationships with other businesses and professionals is called __________.
- Written or spoken statements from satisfied clients are called __________.
- Responding to comments and questions builds trust and __________ with followers.
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- Regular posting and branding creates __________ and reliability.
- Simple, affordable __________ options include yard signs and local bulletins.
- A social media platform ideal for reaching homeowners and community members.
- A platform useful for professional networking with contractors and property managers.
- Marketing helps increase __________ so potential clients know about your business.
- A social media platform that showcases project photos and videos.
- Social media posts should include helpful __________ like tips or project updates.
- A clean, easy-to-use __________ is essential for presenting a professional image.
- Creating a __________ Business Profile helps people find your business online.
- Consistent use of this visual symbol builds recognition.
15 Clues: Consistent use of this visual symbol builds recognition. • Regular posting and branding creates __________ and reliability. • A social media platform that showcases project photos and videos. • Happy clients can provide valuable __________ to bring in new business. • Written or spoken statements from satisfied clients are called __________. • ...
INSURANCE 2024-09-03
Across
- A home is _______-insured for R750 000 when it would sell for R850 000.
- Another name for long-term insurance.
- Amount paid (per month or year) to receive cover.
- The purpose of insurance is to place a business in the same ______ position as before the event took place.
- The RAF protects all road users, even against _______ drivers.
- Type of insurance that protects a business against employees' dishonesty
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- The fund ("_IF") responsible for payout to those without jobs.
- Business _________: business losing revenue as result of suppliers not delivering.
- An uninsurable event
- The monthly payment amount for insurance is calculated based on the value of the good and the degree of _______ involved.
- Public _____ insurance.
- The party that provides the cover
- Retirement annuities cannot be used as security for a _____.
- Type of long-term insurance where a person's dependents receive the payout.
- _______ insurance covers a business against any structural damage.
15 Clues: An uninsurable event • Public _____ insurance. • The party that provides the cover • Another name for long-term insurance. • Amount paid (per month or year) to receive cover. • Retirement annuities cannot be used as security for a _____. • The fund ("_IF") responsible for payout to those without jobs. • The RAF protects all road users, even against _______ drivers. • ...
Basic Terms of Accounting 2022-07-27
Across
- reduction in price for increasing sale
- ________ Asset is which you can feel, touch, see.
- responsibilities arises on happening of an uncertain event.
- Responsibilities of the business
- credit suppliers
- goods lying in godown for resale purpose
- transactions are being measured in terms of______
- Money which is being lost due to insolvency or other reason of the customer.
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- Activities done by the person for his/her own satisfaction.
- Properties of the business
- Process of Identifying, Measuring, Recording, Classifying, Summarising, Interpreting and Communicating.
- Invoices against which money is going to be received by the businessman.
- person not able to make the payment of its dues
- selling on credit
- The reputation of the business.
- Products of business
16 Clues: credit suppliers • selling on credit • Products of business • Properties of the business • The reputation of the business. • Responsibilities of the business • reduction in price for increasing sale • goods lying in godown for resale purpose • person not able to make the payment of its dues • ________ Asset is which you can feel, touch, see. • ...
INTRODUCTION TO ACCOUNTING 2021-07-18
Across
- It means the users must be able to depend on the information.
- Information in financial reports is based on ..................... transactions.
- The purpose of this branch of accounting is to keep a record of all financial transactions.
- It means quantification of business transactions
- ..................... users are groups outside the business entity, who uses the information to make decisions about the business entity.
- It is related to analysis of two companies accounting information.
- The purpose of this branch of accounting is to assist the management in taking rational policy decisions
- The economic events are identified, measured and recorded in order to ……………to the management.
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- It refers to a business enterprise, whether for profit or not-for profit motive.
- Accounting measures the business transactions in terms of ............ units.
- It means decision-makers must interpret accounting information in the same sense as it is prepared and conveyed to them.
- It means determining what transactions to record…………….
- Identified and measured economic events should be recording in ............ order.
- Once the economic events are identified and measured in financial terms, these are ……………in books of account.
- Internal users are the .......... of the business entity.
15 Clues: It means quantification of business transactions • It means determining what transactions to record……………. • Internal users are the .......... of the business entity. • It means the users must be able to depend on the information. • It is related to analysis of two companies accounting information. • ...
Chapter 1 - The Accounting Equation 2022-10-30
Across
- providing a product or service to a customer results in this
- the most liquid asset a business can have
- costs associated with preparing an asset for it's intended use; the value assigned to the asset
- a creditor or supplier has a claim against certain assets regarding this account
- the ownership of assets to those in the business as well as investors
- an asset that lacks physical substance
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- an asset long-term in nature; expected to last more than one year
- a principle on how business transactions are recorded; hint: dollar value
- anything that will provide a future economic benefit
- a record maintained for each category of an asset, liability, or equity
- a system that organizes, maintains, records, and analyzes financial activities
- a concept where personal assets are separated from those that are owned by the business
- the consumption of resources; the necessary evil needed in business
- the information gathered by the accountant; affects what a business owns or owe
14 Clues: an asset that lacks physical substance • the most liquid asset a business can have • anything that will provide a future economic benefit • providing a product or service to a customer results in this • an asset long-term in nature; expected to last more than one year • the consumption of resources; the necessary evil needed in business • ...
business revision roulette 2022-12-13
Across
- The next best alternative (2 words)
- Someone who organises, operates and takes risks in a new business venture
- Leadership style that listens to employees and encourages their opinions
- Business doesn't exist as a separate legal entity from owner. Therefore, the owner can have their personal property seized if the company goes bankrupt (2 words)
- Anyone with a direct interest in the performance and activities of a business
- Two businesses agree to join together
- Businesses owned by the government, to provide the people of a country (2 words)
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- Checking for quality at the end of the production process, whether a good or a service (2 words)
- Products are made specifically to order, customized for each customer (2 words)
- A business based upon the use of brand names, promotional logos and trading methods of an existing business
- Sales Revenue – Total cost
- A person who invests in a business
- We cannot live without these
- What sector would a school be part of
14 Clues: Sales Revenue – Total cost • We cannot live without these • A person who invests in a business • The next best alternative (2 words) • What sector would a school be part of • Two businesses agree to join together • Leadership style that listens to employees and encourages their opinions • Someone who organises, operates and takes risks in a new business venture • ...
Chapter 3 Section 1 2016-01-26
Across
- benefits given by the government to a business to reduce costs and encourage increased production
- issued by companies to raise debt finance, often with a fixed rate of interest
- agreement where a customer can purchase goods on account (without paying cash), paying the SUPPLIER at a later date.
- finance
- the use of equipment or vehicles and paying a rental or leasing charge over a fixed period. This avoids the need for the business to raise long-term capital to buy the asset; ownership remains with the leasing company
- capital
- that do not have to be repaid for at least one year
- issue: existing shareholders are given the right to buy additional shares at a discounted price
- purchase
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- loans
- capital invested in business startups or expanding small businesses, which have good profit potential, but do not find it easy to gain finance from other sources
- investors who put in their own money in a variety of businesses and are seeking a better return than they would obtain from conventional investments
- overdraft
- from sources outside the business
- provision of very small loans by specialist finance businesses, usually not traditional commercial banks
- profit
- angels
- credit
- ability of a firm to pay its short-term debts
19 Clues: loans • profit • angels • credit • finance • capital • purchase • overdraft • from sources outside the business • ability of a firm to pay its short-term debts • that do not have to be repaid for at least one year • issued by companies to raise debt finance, often with a fixed rate of interest • ...
Entrepreneurship Vocabulary 2025-03-11
Across
- basic calculations using data from a company's financial statement
- financial document that summarizes a company's revenue,expenses, and profits
- examination of inflows and outflows
- money owed to your business by customers for good or services delivered but not yet paid
- money a business has in its disposal
- assets that can not be quickly and easily converted into cash
- commercial document that records products and services delivered to customers
- when a company sells out its invoices to a third party
- financial statement that summarizes a company's assets
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- easy, secure assets that can be quickly exchanged for legal tender
- list of all the financial accounts a business uses to track its transactions
- tangible, long-lived assets used by a company in its operations
- capital that a company owns that is not tied to debt
- measures the profit or return from an investment based on cost
- an asset pledged as security to secure a loan
- capital that a business raises by taking out a loan
- loan that allows you to borrow money up to a set limit
- measures how efficiently a business generates profit from its shareholders' equity
18 Clues: examination of inflows and outflows • money a business has in its disposal • an asset pledged as security to secure a loan • capital that a business raises by taking out a loan • capital that a company owns that is not tied to debt • loan that allows you to borrow money up to a set limit • when a company sells out its invoices to a third party • ...
Economics crossword 2024-11-19
Across
- corporations Headquarters in one country, but operating in many
- a business organization owned and operated by a group of individuals for their shared benefit
- The labor force is all nonmilitary people who are employed or unemployed.
- The most complex form of business
- A refusal to work organized by a body of employees as a form of protest.
- partnership one person holds the liability and the other invests in the money earned
- proprietorship A business owned by one person
- A business owned by 2 or more people
- is a merger of 3 or more unrelated businesses joinin
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- As the economy changes, so does the job market
- More and more businesses are using these workers referred to as contingency employment
- of workers Name one type of worker
- Semiindependent business that pays fees to a parent company for the exclusive right to sell something in an area
- purpose is to increase wages and better the working conditions of the members
- No owner, often run by a board Usually provide a benefit to the public
- cooperatives name one cooperative
- mergers Help corporations grow
- Function like a general partnership but each partner only has a limited amount of liability
18 Clues: mergers Help corporations grow • cooperatives name one cooperative • The most complex form of business • of workers Name one type of worker • A business owned by 2 or more people • proprietorship A business owned by one person • As the economy changes, so does the job market • is a merger of 3 or more unrelated businesses joinin • ...
Cash Flow 2022-02-11
Across
- The months ending balance
- What's the net cash flow prediction for this month?
- the word used to imply a business cant pay its debts.
- What does a business need to pay its suppliers?
- Opposite of outflow?
- lets say the business doesn't want to go to court for debts, what to they do?(Its a way to improve cash flow)
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- what do business owners take out for personal use?
- No not the state of matter, the asset that can be changed into assets
- payments
- what does a business spend on to keep the business operational?
- Cash coming in and out of a business
11 Clues: payments • Opposite of outflow? • The months ending balance • Cash coming in and out of a business • What does a business need to pay its suppliers? • what do business owners take out for personal use? • What's the net cash flow prediction for this month? • the word used to imply a business cant pay its debts. • ...
Key Terms Outcome 1 and Outcome 2 2019-11-10
Across
- The separate ______ principle states that we should always record the transactions of the business and its owners separately. (6)
- Businesses can develop ________ databases to keep track of existing and potential customers (8).
- The distance of the business to its supplier (9)
- A product’s _______ cycle consists of the phases a product passes through: innovation, introduction, growth, maturity and decline (4).
- The website address of a business is its _______ name. (6)
- making a profit, growing the business and increasing market share are examples of business _________ (10)
- A _________ normally consists of two sections, with cash receipts recorded on the left hand side and cash payments recorded on the right (4,4)
- Occurs when businesses vary their range of products or their field of operations (15)
- A written set of broad guidelines to be followed by all employees when dealing with important areas of decision making (6)
- An _________ facility allows a business to withdraw more money form their bank account then they have available (9)
- A set of actions or steps that enable a policy to be put into action (9)
- A ________ communication plan outlines the policies and procedures to follow when handling unfavourable publicity. (6)
- _______ share refers to the business’s share of the total industry sales for a particular market. (6).
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- A stage in the product lifecycle. Instead of going into the decline stage, some products can be revived and begin a new cycle of growth and eventual maturity. (9).
- ______________ describes the methods used by a business to inform, persuade and remind a target market about its products (9).
- ___________ selling involves the activities of a sales representative directed to a customer in an attempt to make a sale (8).
- Market ________ occurs when the total market is subdivided into groups who share one or more common characteristics. (12)
- _____________ is the process of researching and selecting suppliers, establishing payment terms, negotiating contracts and the purchasing of resources that are vital for maintaining the production of the business’s good or service (11).
- ___________ distribution occurs where business wishes to saturate the market with its product. A product distributed this way is available in a large proportion of possible stores (9)
- A _____________ market is a group of customers with similar characteristics who currently purchase the product or may do so in the future (6).
- The money being transferred into and going out of the business is referred to as _______ flow (4)
- A type of insurance that businesses take out in case of workplace injuries (9)
- Price _________ occurs where two businesses in competition with each other agree to set identical prices for their products (6)
23 Clues: The distance of the business to its supplier (9) • The website address of a business is its _______ name. (6) • A set of actions or steps that enable a policy to be put into action (9) • A type of insurance that businesses take out in case of workplace injuries (9) • Occurs when businesses vary their range of products or their field of operations (15) • ...
Entrepreneur and Business Terms 2024-10-04
Across
- The process of working together with others to achieve a common goal, often enhancing creativity and problem-solving in business.
- A detailed plan designed to achieve a specific goal or outcome, often involving careful consideration of resources and actions.
- The ownership value of an asset after deducting any liabilities, often used in relation to ownership shares in a business.
- The introduction of new ideas, products, or methods that improve or change existing processes and practices.
- The process of interacting with others to exchange information and develop professional or social contacts.
- The money provided to support a business or project, which can come from various sources like investors, loans, or grants.
- A person who starts and runs their own business, taking on financial risks in the hope of profit.
- An event or process that drastically changes an industry or market, often due to new technology or business models.
- The action of leading a group or organization, guiding and influencing people to achieve common goals.
- The reason or reasons one has for acting or behaving in a particular way, often driving entrepreneurs to pursue their goals.
- The ability to find quick and clever ways to overcome difficulties, making effective use of available resources.
- The quality of being determined and persistent in pursuing goals, even in the face of obstacles or challenges.
- The ability to adjust to new conditions, allowing entrepreneurs to respond effectively to changes in the market or environment.
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- The ability of a business to grow and manage increased demand without compromising performance or losing revenue potential.
- The ability to recover quickly from difficulties or setbacks, showing perseverance in the face of challenges.
- The willingness to take chances or face uncertainty in pursuit of a goal, often involving potential loss or failure.
- The process of creating an early model or version of a product to test and validate ideas before full-scale production.
- A mindset focused on long-term goals and planning, considering how actions taken today will impact tomorrow.
- Having a strong belief in one's abilities and judgment, which helps entrepreneurs make decisions and take risks.
- Financial assets or resources that can be used to fund a business or investment.
- The process of creating a unique name and image for a product or company in the consumer's mind, often through marketing and advertising
- A person with original ideas about what the future will or could be like, especially in relation to business or technology.
- A presentation or proposal made to persuade others to support an idea, project, or business venture.
- The ability to imagine and plan for a future goal or direction, often inspiring others to work towards that vision.
24 Clues: Financial assets or resources that can be used to fund a business or investment. • A person who starts and runs their own business, taking on financial risks in the hope of profit. • A presentation or proposal made to persuade others to support an idea, project, or business venture. • ...
Nature, Purpose, Scope and Environment of Accounting 2013-03-09
Across
- Factual information is preferred because it is likely to be beyond dispute
- Includes purchasing a fixed asset or repaying loan
- One of the users of accounting information who need to know whether the business is giving them return on their investment
- Process of checking the accuracy of a business accounting system
- Independent, registered accountants providing services for a fee
- One of the characteristics of accounting data where data should be available to users when needed
- Temporary memory storage of the computer system
- The assumption that a business will continue to trade for the foreseeable future
- An accounting system will contain records of that organisation only
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- Original cost of an asset written in Balance Sheet
- These professionals get paid around $80 000 on n yearly basis
- Fiji Institute of Accountants
- Includes the business day-to-day expenses
- Life of business divided into equal arbitrary time frames
- Also known as matching concept
15 Clues: Fiji Institute of Accountants • Also known as matching concept • Includes the business day-to-day expenses • Temporary memory storage of the computer system • Original cost of an asset written in Balance Sheet • Includes purchasing a fixed asset or repaying loan • Life of business divided into equal arbitrary time frames • ...
Word work 2024-02-22
Across
- A business that has the to make more money then the cost of running th business
- putting money into your bank account
- An agreement to exchange between 2 idividuals
- Borrowing money form a bank or financial institution to buy a property
- When a person decides to end their career and live off their pension or savings
- A business or organization developed from similiar systems and ideas
- The person that finalizes the transaction when you make a purchase
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- A person that manages the finacial statement of a business or person
- The financial systems or study of financial patterns
- An oppinion or anoucement
- when someone takes a chance to make more money or to lose money
- An operation in which a product or service is created and sold
- The money situation of a person or organization
- The use of money in a country
- Taking money out of a bank account
15 Clues: An oppinion or anoucement • The use of money in a country • Taking money out of a bank account • putting money into your bank account • An agreement to exchange between 2 idividuals • The money situation of a person or organization • The financial systems or study of financial patterns • An operation in which a product or service is created and sold • ...
Word work 2024-02-22
Across
- A business that has the to make more money then the cost of running th business
- putting money into your bank account
- An agreement to exchange between 2 idividuals
- Borrowing money form a bank or financial institution to buy a property
- When a person decides to end their career and live off their pension or savings
- A business or organization developed from similiar systems and ideas
- The person that finalizes the transaction when you make a purchase
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- A person that manages the finacial statement of a business or person
- The financial systems or study of financial patterns
- An oppinion or anoucement
- when someone takes a chance to make more money or to lose money
- An operation in which a product or service is created and sold
- The money situation of a person or organization
- The use of money in a country
- Taking money out of a bank account
15 Clues: An oppinion or anoucement • The use of money in a country • Taking money out of a bank account • putting money into your bank account • An agreement to exchange between 2 idividuals • The money situation of a person or organization • The financial systems or study of financial patterns • An operation in which a product or service is created and sold • ...
Accounting Chapter 1 and 2 Vocab Review 2024-08-25
Across
- Accounts which store amounts to be received in the future from customers.
- Accounts which store amounts to be paid in the future to creditors.
- A business owned by one person.
- The receipt of assets from an owner or equity holder of a business.
- Anything of value that is owned.
- An amount recorded on the LEFT side of an account.
- An amount owed to a creditor.
Down
- A list of accounts used by a business.
- A sale for which payment will be received at a later date.
- A visual accounting device used to analyze transactions into debit and credit parts.
- An increase in equity resulting from the sale of goods or services.
- Assets taken from the business for the owner's personal use.
- The cost of goods or services used to operate a business.
- The difference between assets and liabilities.
- An amount recorded on the RIGHT side of an account.
15 Clues: An amount owed to a creditor. • A business owned by one person. • Anything of value that is owned. • A list of accounts used by a business. • The difference between assets and liabilities. • An amount recorded on the LEFT side of an account. • An amount recorded on the RIGHT side of an account. • The cost of goods or services used to operate a business. • ...
Theme 2. 2.1 2021-09-30
Across
- tax on imports
- goods coming into a country
- When one business buys out another business
- when two business joint together to make a new business
- ---- Trade, when a group of counties trade freely with each other.
Down
- When a business operates in more than on country
- goods leaving a country
- Growth from within a business
- the moral decisions of a business
- Type of ownership where share can be bought on the stock market
10 Clues: tax on imports • goods leaving a country • goods coming into a country • Growth from within a business • the moral decisions of a business • When one business buys out another business • When a business operates in more than on country • when two business joint together to make a new business • Type of ownership where share can be bought on the stock market • ...
Types of Company Ownership 2025-01-08
Across
- Company with on owner
- Owner of Proprietorship
- Only owner’s business is a risk
- Legal Document of LLC
- tax on business profit
- Legal Document of partnership
Down
- Has limited liability but lasts forever
- Legal Document of Corporation
- Owner of LLC
- Rule that govern how a company is run
- Owner of Corporation
- Has limited liability but it temporary
- Owner’s business and personal assets are at risk
- Company with 2 of more owners
- A Corporation is managed by this
- Owners of Partnership
16 Clues: Owner of LLC • Owner of Corporation • Company with on owner • Legal Document of LLC • Owners of Partnership • tax on business profit • Owner of Proprietorship • Legal Document of Corporation • Company with 2 of more owners • Legal Document of partnership • Only owner’s business is a risk • A Corporation is managed by this • Rule that govern how a company is run • ...
What is Business? 2016-09-24
Across
- that vary directly in proportion to output.
- income earned by a business over a period of time.
- the right thing. Socially accepted codes of conduct
- Objective/Goals of the whole organisation, such as improve profitability.
- organisation or economic system where goods and services are exchanged for one another or for money.
Down
- difference between total sales and total costs.
- incurred by a business as a result of its trading operations.
- business/No distinction in law between the owner of the business and the business itself.
- Costs + Variable Costs.
- that do not vary with the level of output.
- Statement/A written declaration of an organisation's core purpose and focus that normally remains unchanged over time.
- Objectives/Goals of each of the functions/ departments of the business.
12 Clues: Costs + Variable Costs. • that do not vary with the level of output. • that vary directly in proportion to output. • difference between total sales and total costs. • income earned by a business over a period of time. • the right thing. Socially accepted codes of conduct • incurred by a business as a result of its trading operations. • ...
Topic 5 2022-12-11
Across
- legally binding payment made to an individual or company
- security that represents the ownership of a fraction of the issuing corporation
- someone who owns an unincorporated business alone
- a corporation of several different, sometimes unrelated, businesses
- form of business where two or more people share ownership
- loan from an investor to a borrower such as a company or government
- grants the owner the right to start and run a particular type of business
- being responsible for something, especially by law
Down
- contract that forms an agreement among business partners to pool labor and capital and share in profit, loss, and liability
- anything that has current or future economic value to a business
- business arrangement by which two or more individuals agree to share in all assets
- the distribution of a company's earnings to its shareholders
12 Clues: someone who owns an unincorporated business alone • being responsible for something, especially by law • legally binding payment made to an individual or company • form of business where two or more people share ownership • the distribution of a company's earnings to its shareholders • anything that has current or future economic value to a business • ...
Chapter 5 Vocabulary 2021-10-23
Across
- instructions on how to do something a certain way.
- businesses who help producers by selling their goods and services to customers or companies.
- legal document that establishes the organization and its procedures.
- a legal document containing business operations and responsibilities approved by all owners.
- someone who temporarily work for a company, but are not employees.
- a diagram containing an organization’s structure/hierarchy, and relationships of jobs.
- rules created a business to follow and use when making decisions.
- businesses that offer help and assistance to customers such as physicians and cleaning companies.
Down
- a business belonging and controlled by one person.
- a short statement of the company’s purpose and it’s main goal.
- an expectation that a business sets for itself to accomplish.
- is owned by a group of people or company who act as one organization by state.
- a business belonging and controlled by more than one person.
- a contract giving a business the right to sell goods and services of another company in exchange of payment.
14 Clues: a business belonging and controlled by one person. • instructions on how to do something a certain way. • a business belonging and controlled by more than one person. • an expectation that a business sets for itself to accomplish. • a short statement of the company’s purpose and it’s main goal. • rules created a business to follow and use when making decisions. • ...
Chapter 5 key words 2012-10-19
Across
- a written contract granting permission to operate a business to sell producers and services in a set way
- businesses involved in selling the goods and services of producers to consumers and othe businesses
- carries out activities that are consumed by its customers
- a writtne agreement among all owners
- a precise statement of results the business expects
- descriptions of the way work is to be done
- guidelines used in making consistent decisions
Down
- a business organized by two or more other businesses for a limited time.
- a seperate legal entity formed by documents filed with a state
- a diagram that shows the structure of an organization, classifications of work and jobs, and the relationships among those classifications
- a written legal document that defines ownership and operating procedures and conditions of business
- one who has no explicit or implicit contract for longterm employment
- a business owned and run by just one person
- the direction for a business expects
14 Clues: a writtne agreement among all owners • the direction for a business expects • descriptions of the way work is to be done • a business owned and run by just one person • guidelines used in making consistent decisions • a precise statement of results the business expects • carries out activities that are consumed by its customers • ...
Chapter 5 Vocab 2013-10-04
Across
- chart a diagram that shows structure of an organization, classifications of work and jobs, and the relationships among those classifications.
- are guidelines used in making consistent decesions.
- bussinesses involved in selling the goods and services of producers to consumers and other businesses.
- a written legal document that defines ownership and operating procedures and conditions for the business.
- carries out activities that are consumed by its customers.
- a business owned and run by just one person
Down
- a precise statement of results the business expects to achieve.
- a written agreement among all owners.
- one who has no explicit or implicit contract for long-term employment
- are descriptions of the way work is to be done.
- the direction for a business comes from...
- a written contract granting permission to operate a business to sell products and services in a set way.
- a separate legal entity formed by documents filed with your state.
- a business owned and controlled by two or more people who have entered into a written agreement.
14 Clues: a written agreement among all owners. • the direction for a business comes from... • a business owned and run by just one person • are descriptions of the way work is to be done. • are guidelines used in making consistent decesions. • carries out activities that are consumed by its customers. • a precise statement of results the business expects to achieve. • ...
Accounts 2020-11-28
Across
- flow / term that describes the inflow and outflow of cash in a business.
- balance / listing of all accounts in the General Ledger with their balance amount (either debit or credit)
- payable / all of the expenses that a business has incurred but has not yet paid
- / Amount of money paid to workers on daily basis
- / the term that accounts for the loss of value in an asset over time
- / Money invested by the owner into the business
- / term used to classify the assets that a company has purchased to sell to its customers that remain unsold
- / any money earned by the business.
- / Occurs when expenses exceed revenue
Down
- / a document that proves payment was made
- sheet / A financial statement that reports on all of a company’s assets, liabilities, and equity
- / A term referencing how quickly something can be converted into cash
- act of buying goods or services
- / Money taken by the proprietor for personal use
- debt / The state of being unable to pay the money owed, by a person or a company
- expense / An expense that been incurred but hasn’t been paid
- are recorded because of this principle
- / A Person who owns the business
- profit / Net sales minus cost of goods sold
- / the amount paid on a loan or line of credit that exceeds the repayment of the principal balance.
20 Clues: act of buying goods or services • / A Person who owns the business • / any money earned by the business. • are recorded because of this principle • / Occurs when expenses exceed revenue • / a document that proves payment was made • profit / Net sales minus cost of goods sold • / Money invested by the owner into the business • ...
Marketing Finances 2022-01-22
Across
- Financial _________ predict sales and expenses that are used to secure capital.
- Money owed to the government for operating in its country.
- Investment ________ are any assets used to further a businesses goals.
- Retained ________ is money left over after a business has paid all its expenses.
- __________ businesses are firms engaged in marketing, in finance, and in furnishing products or services.
- Financial____________ show credits and debits from sales and expenses.
- Accounts _________ is money owed by a company to its suppliers or creditors.
- Includes any machinery needed for production or distribution.
- A sales ________ predict potential profits
Down
- Accounts _________ is money owed to a company by its debtors.
- The activity of buying and selling, especially on a large scale.
- deals with all money matters related to running a business.
- Materials needed to produce sale items.
- Includes the items the business has made or purchased to sell.
- ________ expenses are all the initial costs needed to start a business including production equipment and materials.
- Money owed to the employees of a company for their labor.
- __________ analysis is the comparison between the financial projections and statements.
- _________ expenses are all the fixed costs that sales must account for to maintain your business.
- Owners _______ The amount of money the company is worth to its shareholders.
19 Clues: Materials needed to produce sale items. • A sales ________ predict potential profits • Money owed to the employees of a company for their labor. • Money owed to the government for operating in its country. • deals with all money matters related to running a business. • Accounts _________ is money owed to a company by its debtors. • ...
Review 2016-05-25
Across
- Debt/The total amount owed by the federal government
- quantity of a good or service that consumers are willing and able to buy
- change in the physical location of a business
- Price/The point where supply and demand are equal
- exclusive right of an inventor to make, sell and use a product or process
- of the creative work of authors, composers, and artists
- Resources/The products and money used to produce goods and services
- in a corporation
- Business Environment/Business activities needed for creating, shipping, and selling goods and services
- domestic product) The total dollar value of all final goods and services produced in a country during one year
- Cycle/The movement of the economy from one condition to another and back again.(has four cycles)
Down
- Making Process/ 7 of them
- quantity of a good or service that businesses are willing and ably to provide
- Resources/Raw materials supplied by nature
- company) An organization that does business in several countries
- that add comfort and pleasure to your life
- Resources/People producing goods and services
- distinctive nam, symbol, word, picture, or combination of these that a company uses to identify products or services
- that are required in order to live
19 Clues: in a corporation • Making Process/ 7 of them • that are required in order to live • Resources/Raw materials supplied by nature • that add comfort and pleasure to your life • Resources/People producing goods and services • change in the physical location of a business • Price/The point where supply and demand are equal • Debt/The total amount owed by the federal government • ...
Cost Classification 2024-02-06
Across
- - Is an expense that is constant when sales volume increase or decrease.
- - Business expenses that cannot be directly attributed to a specific activity.
- - An inventory system that continuously estimates your inventory based on records.
- - Recognizing and recording as they occur.
- - An asset that is intended to be sold in the ordinary course of business.
- - The father of cost accounting
- - Materials that become part of a certain manufactured product and can be readily traced or identified with that product.
- - Monetary value of expenditures
- - Costs that depends on the number of units produced
- - An inventory system in which physical count of inventories is a must.
- - Allocation of costs to the activities or objects that triggered the incurrence of the costs.
Down
- - A document which shows the inflow and outflow of goods in a business.
- - Labor costs involved in the hands-on production of goods, and are directly traceable to the finished product.
- - An inventory system that continuously estimates your inventory based on records.
- - The process of recording financial transactions relating to a business.
- - The variable cost per unit produced
- - Process of collecting cost information and maintaining a database of the expenses incurred by a business in the course of its operation.
- Inventory which refers to materials that are waiting to be assembled and sold.
- tense)
- - Period that is less than 1 year.
- goods - Goods that have completed the manufacturing process but not yet sold.
21 Clues: tense) • - The father of cost accounting • - Monetary value of expenditures • - Period that is less than 1 year. • - The variable cost per unit produced • - Recognizing and recording as they occur. • - Costs that depends on the number of units produced • - A document which shows the inflow and outflow of goods in a business. • ...
The nature of business 2024-04-01
Across
- The act of people performing a vast range of services for others.
- The acronym for small to medium enterprises.
- Aspects outside a company that can affect its operations and success.
- Has no separate legal existence from its owners.
- After all business expenses have been deducted from revenue.
- The process companies go through to become a separate legal entity from the owners.
- People who buy goods and services from businesses.
- A fixed regular payment from employer to employee.
- A legal business structure that is owned and operated by between two and 20 people.
- The most common type of company structure in Australia.
- The businesses involved in the collection of natural resources.
Down
- People who take risks within a business to make a profit.
- Things that have the potential to affect business performance but that managers can influence.
- The owner of shares in a company
- A legal process where a business is declared unable to pay their debts.
- A physical asset that can be bought and sold from one person to another.
- When a company sells whatever they can to pay off debts.
- A person who owns a company.
- The act of providing something to someone in exchange for money.
19 Clues: A person who owns a company. • The owner of shares in a company • The acronym for small to medium enterprises. • Has no separate legal existence from its owners. • People who buy goods and services from businesses. • A fixed regular payment from employer to employee. • The most common type of company structure in Australia. • ...
Entreprenuership 2023-08-28
Across
- Funds needed and used to operate a business and make new purchases
- Process of recording and reporting financial position of a business
- Economy in which individuals have the freedom to control what they make and sell based on supply and demand
- The desire and ability of buyers to purchase products
- Financial statement reporting net income or net loss of a company
- Department responsible for employment process and staff development
- Four marketing strategies used to meet consumer needs
- Items of value owned by a business
Down
- When revenue outweighs costs
- Debts or obligations of a business
- Businesses that provide goods and services but can only operate off of donations
- Completing work or tasks by effectively allocating resources and includes planning, organizing, implementing, and controlling
- The desire and ability of produces to offer a product for purchase
- Businesses that create products from raw goods and materials
- Financial statement reporting totals in asset, liability, and owner's equity accounts
- Businesses that create finished goods for sale from raw materials
- Organization that provides goods or services to earn profits.
- A person that takes initiative to bundle resources in innovative ways and is willing to bare the risk of uncertainty.
- Businesses being able to challenge each other for market share and customer loyalty
19 Clues: When revenue outweighs costs • Debts or obligations of a business • Items of value owned by a business • The desire and ability of buyers to purchase products • Four marketing strategies used to meet consumer needs • Businesses that create products from raw goods and materials • Organization that provides goods or services to earn profits. • ...
Business Terms 2022-06-21
Across
- structure in which a business allows another operator to trade under their name
- company, factory or organisation in which all the people working there own an equal share of it
- someone who introduces changes and new ideas
- people employed in a business/used in production
- business owned by between 2 and 20 people
- business where there is no legal difference between the owner and the business
- business owned by a single person (two words)
Down
- owner of a business is personally liable for all business debts (two words)
- goods that are being cold
- business that has a separate legal identity from that of its owners
10 Clues: goods that are being cold • business owned by between 2 and 20 people • someone who introduces changes and new ideas • business owned by a single person (two words) • people employed in a business/used in production • business that has a separate legal identity from that of its owners • owner of a business is personally liable for all business debts (two words) • ...
Key terms for business unit one 2025-03-18
Across
- a legal entity formed by one or more individuals to engage in and operate a business
- New or improved idea or object, or unique product, or way of completing something.
- People/groups who can be affected by and therefore have an interest in the business
- are owners, employees, managers etc.
- are customers, shareholders, suppliers etc.
- a specific, measurable, and time-bound goal that a company aims to achieve to contribute to its overall vision
Down
- Examples include: Passionate, enthusiastic, hardworking etc.
- If the company goes bankrupt the owner can only loose what they put into the business
- any person, company, or institution that owns shares in a company's stock
- Type of business structure that has one owner
- The owner is responsible for all debts & personal assets may be sold to cover these.
- someone willing to take the risk starting and operating a business.
- Type of business structure that has 2-20 owners
- If the death of an owner the owernship is able to continue through the inheritance of shares
14 Clues: are owners, employees, managers etc. • are customers, shareholders, suppliers etc. • Type of business structure that has one owner • Type of business structure that has 2-20 owners • Examples include: Passionate, enthusiastic, hardworking etc. • someone willing to take the risk starting and operating a business. • ...
The Workplace 2 2023-01-04
Across
- a group of people who work together, especially in a sports, business, or other organization
- a group of people who come together for a common purpose
- a business relationship in which two or more people or organizations work together
- a business organization that is legally recognized as a separate entity from its owners
- a person who buys goods or services from a store or business
- a person with a high rank or position in a company or organization
Down
- a person who is responsible for the work of a group of people
- a business organization that produces or sells goods or services
- a person who works for someone else, typically for pay
- a person who is responsible for the organization and supervision of the work of others
- a wise and trusted teacher or adviser
- a commercial enterprise or organization
- a division of a larger organization, typically responsible for a specific area of activity
- a person who works with someone else, especially in the same organization or profession
14 Clues: a wise and trusted teacher or adviser • a commercial enterprise or organization • a person who works for someone else, typically for pay • a group of people who come together for a common purpose • a person who buys goods or services from a store or business • a person who is responsible for the work of a group of people • ...
Key Financial Terms 2025-02-03
Across
- a failure to pay a loan or other debt obligation
- property or assets a lender can take ownership of when a loan is not repaid
- the goods or materials a business currently has on hand
- a list of goods or materials a business holds for sale
- any financial expense or amount owed
- wealth in the form of money or property owned by a business
- the fixed costs associated with operating a business
Down
- things you own
- a person who promises to repay a loan if the borrower cannot meet the repayments
- the total revenue a business earns minus its total expenses
- the value of ownership interest in the business, calculated by deducting liabilities from assets
- how much of the original amount is still owing on a loan
- a lending term for when a customer purchases a good or service with an agreement to pay at a later date
- the percentage of a company's earnings that is paid to its shareholders
14 Clues: things you own • any financial expense or amount owed • a failure to pay a loan or other debt obligation • the fixed costs associated with operating a business • a list of goods or materials a business holds for sale • the goods or materials a business currently has on hand • how much of the original amount is still owing on a loan • ...
glossary 2024-05-01
Across
- social responsibility when businesses consider the interests of stakeholders, society and the
- regarded as innovative.
- a person who sets out to build a successful business in a new field. An entrepreneur’s methods are
- factors population characteristics that affect customer spending which include: age, ethnicity,
- refers to rivalry among businesses that try to supply the needs and wants of a market
- process whereby a company has become a separate legal entity from its owners (shareholders)
- statement a summary of the income earned and the expenses incurred over a period of trading
- whether the benefits outweigh the costs
Down
- involves buying the rights from another business to distribute its products under its name
- opportunity something an entrepreneur can see as an avenue to success
- funds contributed by the business owner(s)
- analysis a detailed examination of the strengths and weaknesses of different alternatives in order to
- money owing to external sources; e.g. a bank
- marital status, family size and income
- when making economic and business decisions
- the ability to be resourceful and decide, in an independent way, what to do and when to do it
- refers to the process companies go through to become a separate legal entity from the owner/s
- the monetary value of a business’s reputation
- items of value
19 Clues: items of value • regarded as innovative. • marital status, family size and income • whether the benefits outweigh the costs • funds contributed by the business owner(s) • when making economic and business decisions • money owing to external sources; e.g. a bank • the monetary value of a business’s reputation • ...
chapter 5 2025-03-06
Across
- an organization made up of individuals and businesses in a specific industry that works to promote that industry
- end users of the service also called the consumer
- how business will expand in the future
- forecasts for the future of the business and includes financial statements
- process that tests a business concept, see if its attainable
- delegations of the aspirations of a company. the major goals for which it will strive. (specific)
- list your direct and indirect competitors
- a working model used by entrepreneurs to determine what it takes to develop their product or service
Down
- trying to have expertise in all areas, claiming performance above industry averages
- do able, reasonable, profitable, and possible
- natural disaster, government forces and economic downturn
- distribution channel through which a product or service flows the product to the customer
- include the most important info from each section of business plan
- purpose of a company(broad)
- federal agency that provides services to small businesses and new entrepreneurs including counseling, publications, and financial aid.
- research, study, watch, conclusion
- distinctive aspects qualities or characteristics of a product or service
- when developing a business concept
- SBA,SCORE, SBDCS, chambers of commerce and Trade associations
19 Clues: purpose of a company(broad) • research, study, watch, conclusion • when developing a business concept • how business will expand in the future • list your direct and indirect competitors • do able, reasonable, profitable, and possible • end users of the service also called the consumer • natural disaster, government forces and economic downturn • ...
Food Service Industry 2022-11-21
Across
- works closely with food scientists to produce new food products
- a contract between a business and an insurance company
- A restaurant that quickly provides a lim-ited selection of food at low prices
- coordinates the food for each function
- work on the food production line
- wide selection
- divides land into sections that can be used for different purposes
- food for special occasions is made at a customer’s location
- a resturant that has one or more owners and is not part of a national restaurant business
- a business that has only one owner
- a style of cooking
- works under the guid-ance of a skilled worker to learn the skills of a particular trade or art
- a company that sells products and equipment to the foodservice industry
- responsible for mak-ing baked items, such as breads, desserts, and pastries
- prepares ingredients to be used by the line cooks
- entry-level employees are rotated, or given specific amounts of time at one job, and then moved through a series of jobs
- a common type of ownership used by chain restaurants
- a caterer prepares and delivers food from a central kitchen to different locations
- a general preference or dislike for something within an industry
- super-vises and sometime assists other chefs in the kitchen
- correct and updated
- manages all kitchen operations
- coordinates and assigns duties to the serving staff, such as hosts, servers, and bussers
- responsible for preparing cold food items
- a restaurant where customers serve themselves
- a document that describes a new business and a strategy to launch that business
- means that businesses or individuals may buy and sell products
- overall mood
- earns more than enough to pay for daily expenses
- manages the banquet operations of hotels, banquet facilities, hospitals, and universities
- Servers take customer orders and then bring the food to the table in a _____
Down
- proof that you are an expert in a specific topic
- an upscale atmosphere, excellent food and service, and higher menu prices.
- helps businesses to find the right employees
- to study all the components of
- when specific preparation and cooking tasks are assigned to each member of the kitchen staff
- the money a business makes after paying all of its expenses
- created when a state grants an individual or a group of people a charter with legal rights to form a business
- rules
- You do not need to have training or experience to hold an _____ job
- works to pay for daily expenses, such as wages and food costs
- orders ingredients for menu dishes, and makes sure that they are prepared correctly
- supplies food and lodging to customers who are away from home
- uses culinary science to set new standards in food technology
- an advanced culinary student works at a foodservice business to get hands-on training
- buys food and supplies for restaurants according to his or her restaurant clients’ current needs
- legal association of two or more people who share the ownership of the business
- helps chefs to select the food products and equipment that will best fit their needs and budgets
- a restaurant that has two or more loca-tions that sell the same products and are operated by the same company
- offers advice and information to other foodservice business owners and managers
- oversees the work of the entire restaurant
- an expense other than food and wages
- study
- a written permission to participate in a business activity
- a self-motivated per-son who creates and runs a business
- giving employees work experience in many different tasks
56 Clues: rules • study • overall mood • wide selection • a style of cooking • correct and updated • to study all the components of • manages all kitchen operations • work on the food production line • a business that has only one owner • an expense other than food and wages • coordinates the food for each function • responsible for preparing cold food items • ...
Business activity 2023-02-02
Across
- someone who owns something
- physical items
- A person who runs the company
- Amount of goods
- A business that sells to someone that isn't a business
- An area of a business that helps operate
Down
- someone who works in a company
- a group that affects the business
- Non tangable product
- financial resources,physical resources and human resources
- A business that sells something to
11 Clues: physical items • Amount of goods • Non tangable product • someone who owns something • A person who runs the company • someone who works in a company • a group that affects the business • A business that sells something to • An area of a business that helps operate • A business that sells to someone that isn't a business • ...
Accounting Basics 2023-04-18
Across
- Financial reports that summarize the financial condition and operations of a business
- Plan A formal written document that describes the nature of a business and how it will operate
- Assets = Liabilities + Owner's Equity
- Anything of value that is owed
- An increase in equity resulting from the sale of goods or services
Down
- The cost of goods or services used to operate a business
- The difference between assets and liabilities
- The process of planning, recording, analyzing, and interpreting financial information
- A person or business to whom a liability is owed
- An amount owed
- A sale for which payment will be received at a later date
- Any business activity that changes assets, liabilities, or owner's equity.
12 Clues: An amount owed • Anything of value that is owed • Assets = Liabilities + Owner's Equity • The difference between assets and liabilities • A person or business to whom a liability is owed • The cost of goods or services used to operate a business • A sale for which payment will be received at a later date • ...
lap crossword 2024-10-02
Across
- The process of creating, communicating, delivering, and exchanging offerings that have value for customers.
- making the goods
- business that makes money to fulfill a specific mission.
- using outside organizations or consulting to perform one or more of the primary business activities.
- business that operates to make money to fulfill financial gooals
- your goal for what your business will be in the future
Down
- Ensuring that the product meets predetermined standards
- investors that hope for growth in return for risky investments
- money received, especially on a regular basis, for work.
- Producing goods in foreign countries
- an organized effort to produce and/or distribute goods and service
- The day-to-day activities required for continued business functioning
12 Clues: making the goods • Producing goods in foreign countries • your goal for what your business will be in the future • Ensuring that the product meets predetermined standards • money received, especially on a regular basis, for work. • business that makes money to fulfill a specific mission. • investors that hope for growth in return for risky investments • ...
peartree crossword 4.01 4.02 4.03 2023-04-18
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- a individual with specialized training in accounting procedures
- selling The form of promotion that determines client needs and wants and responds through planned, personalized communication that influences purchase decisions and enhances future business opportunities
- Resources
- Debts that the business owes
- A sum of money paid to an investor or stockholder as earnings on an investment
- A summary of accounting information
- A process or series of steps that businesses complete to maintain their financial records effectively
- Any nonpersonal presentation of ideas, goods, or services that is not paid for by the company or individual that benefits from or is harmed by it
- The total value of the business
- Decisions that determine which projects a business will invest in, how the investment(s) will be financed, and whether to pay dividends to shareholders
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- A financial statement that captures the financial condition of the business at that particular moment
- A marketing function needed to communicate information about goods, services, images, and/or ideas to achieve a desired outcome
- Any paid form of nonpersonal presentation of ideas, goods, or services
- In business, the function that involves all money and money management matters
- Refers to managing the flow of goods and services from production to consumption
- Finance activity involving making decisions about a firm’s investments
- The money it takes to keep inventory in stock
17 Clues: Resources • Debts that the business owes • The total value of the business • A summary of accounting information • The money it takes to keep inventory in stock • a individual with specialized training in accounting procedures • Any paid form of nonpersonal presentation of ideas, goods, or services • ...
key terms 2023-04-07
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- a individual with specialized training in accounting procedures
- selling The form of promotion that determines client needs and wants and responds through planned, personalized communication that influences purchase decisions and enhances future business opportunities
- Resources
- Debts that the business owes
- A sum of money paid to an investor or stockholder as earnings on an investment
- A summary of accounting information
- A process or series of steps that businesses complete to maintain their financial records effectively
- Any nonpersonal presentation of ideas, goods, or services that is not paid for by the company or individual that benefits from or is harmed by it
- The total value of the business
- Decisions that determine which projects a business will invest in, how the investment(s) will be financed, and whether to pay dividends to shareholders
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- A financial statement that captures the financial condition of the business at that particular moment
- A marketing function needed to communicate information about goods, services, images, and/or ideas to achieve a desired outcome
- Any paid form of nonpersonal presentation of ideas, goods, or services
- In business, the function that involves all money and money management matters
- Refers to managing the flow of goods and services from production to consumption
- Finance activity involving making decisions about a firm’s investments
- The money it takes to keep inventory in stock
17 Clues: Resources • Debts that the business owes • The total value of the business • A summary of accounting information • The money it takes to keep inventory in stock • a individual with specialized training in accounting procedures • Any paid form of nonpersonal presentation of ideas, goods, or services • ...
Account Terminology 2015-04-29
Across
- happen; taken place
- To choose.
- Year An accounting period of 12 months.
- A record of cash received by a business.
- Process of doing something by hand.
- A source document that lists the quantity, description, unit price, and total cost of the items sold and shipped to a buyer.
- Cycle Account periods of a business with separated activities.
- journal An all-purpose journal in which all the transactions of a business may be recorded.
- A record of the transactions of a business.
- stub List of the same information that appears on a check.
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- year Account period that begins in Jan.1 and ends on Dec.1
- To influence or change someone or something.
- A brief written message that describes a transaction that takes place in a business.
- The process of recording data into your journal.
- document A document that provides evidence of a transaction.
15 Clues: To choose. • happen; taken place • Process of doing something by hand. • Year An accounting period of 12 months. • A record of cash received by a business. • A record of the transactions of a business. • To influence or change someone or something. • The process of recording data into your journal. • year Account period that begins in Jan.1 and ends on Dec.1 • ...
Marketing Entrepreneur Managment 2018-03-27
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- Items or tangible things that are sold for money
- Where a business or company is located
- Someone who comes up with new ideas for a business or just for the public in general
- A thought that could benefit a business or company
- A specific group products are trying to get to buy
- Something done by a company for payment, like medical care
- A catchy song used by businesses to make someone remember them
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- A picture used by a business to make someone remember their icon
- The amount of money a company is making off of a product or good
- Something a specific company sells
- A person who introduces new ideas, methods, or products
- Someone who starts their own company or business
- Advertisement or recognition a company is getting
- The amount of money something costs
- A catching saying used by businesses to make someone remember them
15 Clues: Something a specific company sells • The amount of money something costs • Where a business or company is located • Items or tangible things that are sold for money • Someone who starts their own company or business • Advertisement or recognition a company is getting • A thought that could benefit a business or company • ...
Commerce Glossary words 2024-05-01
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- opportunity something an entrepreneur can see as an avenue to success
- whether the benefits outweigh the costs
- refers to rivalry among businesses that try to supply the needs and wants of a market
- marital status, family size and income
- factors population characteristics that affect customer spending which include: age, ethnicity,
- money owing to external sources; e.g. a bank
- funds contributed by the business owner(s)
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- regarded as innovative.
- items of value
- analysis a detailed examination of the strengths and weaknesses of different alternatives in order to
- a person who sets out to build a successful business in a new field. An entrepreneur’s methods are
- social responsibility when businesses consider the interests of stakeholders, society and the
- the monetary value of a business’s reputation
- when making economic and business decisions
- involves buying the rights from another business to distribute its products under its name
15 Clues: items of value • regarded as innovative. • marital status, family size and income • whether the benefits outweigh the costs • funds contributed by the business owner(s) • when making economic and business decisions • money owing to external sources; e.g. a bank • the monetary value of a business’s reputation • ...
Franchise 2022-05-19
Across
- A method of distributing products or services involving an investor.
- You ______ something to a specific group of people.
- Good customer ______ is critical to business success.
- People who put money into a franchise to make a profit.
- A person or a group who intends to order, orders, or uses purchased goods, products, or services.
- Ex. Life, health, long-term disability, and auto.
- The ______ paid to writers for recorded music.
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- Ex. Tv commercials, Billboards, Newspapers, Social Media, etc.
- When business owners, employees and outside factors influence the success of a company.
- What is it called when two people open a business together?
- "i'm lovin it"
- A chain of coffeehouses and roastery reserves.
- The process of providing funds for business activities, making purchases, or investing
- Largest hotel chain in the world.
- It's so important to ______with others when starting a new business.
15 Clues: "i'm lovin it" • Largest hotel chain in the world. • A chain of coffeehouses and roastery reserves. • The ______ paid to writers for recorded music. • Ex. Life, health, long-term disability, and auto. • You ______ something to a specific group of people. • Good customer ______ is critical to business success. • People who put money into a franchise to make a profit. • ...
Operations vocab 2024-11-26
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- when a company decides to perform tasks rather than having an outside company do the work
- occurs when a business decides to have an outside company perform certain tasks
- costs that can change month to month
- approach to reduce waste in the production process
- percentage measure of the extent to which a business is producing fully
- occurs when a company decides to bring its operations back to its home country
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- japanese term that means continuous improvement
- each product is produced individually
- continuous improvements that are made to business processes, services and products
- production of large amounts of products
- costs that are used across multiple areas and parts of the business
- costs that do not change
- methods used to produce similar items in groups
- product that fails to meet quality standards
- occurs when a business moves its operations to another country
15 Clues: costs that do not change • costs that can change month to month • each product is produced individually • production of large amounts of products • product that fails to meet quality standards • japanese term that means continuous improvement • methods used to produce similar items in groups • approach to reduce waste in the production process • ...
Introduction to Accounting and Business 2020-07-08
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- the name given to an organisation that exists to sell products
- some businesses provide these to their customers instead of selling items
- some people buy goods for cash and others buy goods on ......
- this is paid by working individuals and businesses to the government
- a person put in charge of running a business
- this famous Australian business started in Longreach
- the aim of most businesses is to make a ......
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- items sold by a business
- this famous Australian business provides goods and services in telecommunications
- one of Australias main financial institutions
- people who buy a part ownership in a large company on the stock exchange
- the name given to managing the cash of a business
12 Clues: items sold by a business • a person put in charge of running a business • one of Australias main financial institutions • the aim of most businesses is to make a ...... • the name given to managing the cash of a business • this famous Australian business started in Longreach • some people buy goods for cash and others buy goods on ...... • ...
CBM 2025-11-18
Across
- Circular business models are considered ____________ as business will consider more than the financial profits and costs.
- ______________ obsolescence refers to the practice of manufacturing goods with an artificially short life span resulting in the need to replace the product.
- Circular business models could give businesses a ____________ advantage if it is done properly.
- ______________ business models focus on the long-term environmental consequences and sustainability matters related to business activities.
- Product life extension models are CBM based on the notion that businesses try to extend the __________ of their goods.
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- Product service system models focus on organizations that provide a service instead of selling _________ products.
- ____________ could lead to difficulty in implementing CBM.
- ______________ business models, have focused on costs, revenues, and profits related to business activities.
- Sharing models are a type of circular business models that focus on allowing customers to ______ products instead of consumers having to purchase and own such items.
- Resource _________ models are a type of CBM that focus on recycling waste into reusable raw materials.
- Circular supply models are a type of CBM that focus on reducing _______ and been more efficient in the production process.
- Circular business models generally have a high cost _______ which will lead to fewer businesses using this model.
12 Clues: ____________ could lead to difficulty in implementing CBM. • Circular business models could give businesses a ____________ advantage if it is done properly. • Resource _________ models are a type of CBM that focus on recycling waste into reusable raw materials. • ...
BM Crossword 2022-10-19
Across
- a large corporation that owns businesses in different industries
- type of business analysis
- entering a new market with all together new products
- a business owned and controlled by the government
- working on a business is a ______
- cost saving from operating on a large magnitude
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- a business owned and controlled by private individuals and organisations
- type of business
- self proprietor of their own business
- valuable products or services to a business
10 Clues: type of business • type of business analysis • working on a business is a ______ • self proprietor of their own business • valuable products or services to a business • cost saving from operating on a large magnitude • a business owned and controlled by the government • entering a new market with all together new products • ...
Environmental Factors 2023-03-17
Across
- How to turn waste into useful materials
- Another word for keeping a business warm with minimal energy output
- This is often found near airports, This can be unbearable for the people living nearby
- How to reduce costs and reduce Carbon footprint
- A Business can benefit from reducing this
- Often first thing people think when talking about environmental damage
- This is where carbon enters the air and is then breathed in by humans or animals
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- Where a business damages the land to mine resources or dump waste
- Things a business need to consider when implementing new ideas or when they are starting
- How a business can make sure they don't waste products and keep their customers happy.
- This is where ships spill oil and can damage Marine life which affects their habitats
- What a business produces and can reduce with simple measure
- This can damage the air and heats up the environment.
- How to Manage Energy consumption when asleep or during the day
14 Clues: How to turn waste into useful materials • A Business can benefit from reducing this • How to reduce costs and reduce Carbon footprint • This can damage the air and heats up the environment. • What a business produces and can reduce with simple measure • How to Manage Energy consumption when asleep or during the day • ...
Ch 2 Terms 2024-10-29
Across
- customers pay an upfront subscription price for a product.
- a corporation that requires Its owners to file their profits and losses on their personal tax returns.
- organization that generates Income for its owners
- companies that are created to benefit a public Interest.
- rules that explain how business will be conducted by a
- a business owned and operated by a single Individual
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- a document that outlines the procedures for how an LLC will function.
- refers to the way a company's mission relates to Its structure.
- owned and managed by members of a group who benefit from services the business
- the owner of a company grants another business owner the right to use the company's name
- a business owned by stockholders who share in profits and losses.
- a plan for making a profit
- a share In ownership and a claim to a portion of a corporation's profits.
- a form of business owned by two or more individuals who share management and profits.
14 Clues: a plan for making a profit • organization that generates Income for its owners • a business owned and operated by a single Individual • rules that explain how business will be conducted by a • companies that are created to benefit a public Interest. • customers pay an upfront subscription price for a product. • ...