Characteristics of Business
Across
- 2. Work done as the product; no ownership transferred
- 5. Mandatory payments to government required by law
- 6. Horizontal axis on the market graph
- 8. Vertical axis on the market graph
- 10. Better production methods that increase supply
- 13. Trends and tastes that can shift demand
- 15. Consumers’ desire and willingness to buy at various prices
- 17. Sudden events (like disasters or strikes) that cut supply
- 18. More or fewer buyers in the market; can shift demand
- 21. The seller or maker of goods and services
- 22. Amount producers are willing to sell at various prices
- 23. Organization that does not distribute profits to owners
- 24. Government payments that encourage production
- 25. Typical ladder of authority inside a business
- 26. Different goods that can replace each other
Down
- 1. Rules set by government that can affect markets
- 3. Goods that are used together
- 4. Owner pays to use an established brand’s name and system
- 7. Two or more owners share profits and losses
- 9. Beliefs about future prices that can shift demand or supply
- 11. Physical items you can own and take home
- 12. Changes in buyers’ earnings that can shift demand
- 14. Point where the supply and demand curves meet
- 16. One owner; simplest form of business
- 19. Business structure that can protect owners’ personal assets
- 20. The buyer of goods and services