Chapter 2: Business
Across
- 2. Corporations Are owned by federal, provincial, or muncipil governments. Usually provide a special service to the public
- 3. Independently operated, not dominant in its field, meets certain limites
- 5. Corporation Can have up to 50 shareholders. Shares are not offered to the public though and a single person who incorporates may only have one shareholder him or herself. They are usually small
- 7. People who buy shares in a company
- 8. Doing business internationally
- 11. Are not organized to make a profit. Their purpose is a fundraiser
- 14. A form of business organization in which two or more people own and operate the business together
- 15. Legal entity that exist independently of its owners, who are called shareholders
- 16. The right to use the business name and to sell a product or service in a given territory
- 17. Standards of conduct that society beleives people should follow
- 18. Liability The liability for the companys debts to the extent of their financial involvement. This is an advantage for those who share ownership in a corporation
Down
- 1. Businesses owned and operated by a group of people with a strong common interest
- 4. Duty to care for others whos actions can be affected in a damaging way
- 6. Corporation It does not have restrictions on its number of shareholders. Shares can be sold to the general public and bought and sold (trades) on stock exchanges
- 9. Responsibility of having to pay debits, or liabilities of a business
- 10. Business operated out of a home
- 12. The written contract between the franchise seller and buyer
- 13. A business owned and operated by one person