Business Terms

3. Increase in a company's output and profit, as a result of mergers, acquisitions or relationships with other businesses.
6. Making and selling of goods in large quantities, resulting in an increase of production costs.
7. Increase in a company's output and profit, as a result of internal development. Excludes growth from mergers and acquisitions.
11. An arrangement between two or more parties, whereby the combination of all involved party's resources helps to establish a separate business entity or accomplish a certain task.
12. An arrangement between two parties, whereby resources are shared to undertake a specific project that is beneficial to both parties.

1. A company that has facilities and/or assets based in at least one country other than its country of origin.
2. the combining of two businesses into one business.
4. The purchasing of most, if not all of a target company's ownership in order to control said company.
5. Making and selling of goods in large quantities, resulting in the lowering of production costs.
8. A company that has bought the rights to sell the products or services of another company.
9. A company that sells the rights to sell its products or services.
10. The selling to parties or other companies of the rights to sell the products or services of your company.
13. The act of bidding for a target company. If successful, resulting in the control and responsibility of said target company.
14. The development of business and investment beyond domestic and national markets to overseas markets. Thereby developing the interconnectedness of markets around the world.