Conquer Capitalism

2. When a company grows and starts doing business in other countries.
5. Money, buildings, tools, or equipment that businesses use to make products or provide services.
7. The money a business spends to keep running, like rent, salaries, and supplies.
8. Money that a company pays to people who own its stock, usually as a reward for their investment.
10. A person who works for a business or company.
11. How much people want a certain product or service; high demand means lots of people want it.
12. When businesses try to sell more than their rivals by offering better products, prices, or services.
18. A person who buys goods or services.
20. How much work a person or company can do in a certain amount of time.
21. Buying and selling goods or services between different countries.
23. When individuals or businesses, not the government, own property, land, or companies.

1. Money people and businesses must pay to the government to help fund public services like roads and schools.
3. An economic system where the government owns or controls major industries and provides services like healthcare and education for everyone.
4. A group of workers who join together to fight for better wages, benefits, and working conditions.
6. A person who starts and runs a business, taking on financial risks to make a profit.
9. A business that lets others use its name and system to open new locations (like McDonald's or Subway).
10. The system of buying, selling, and making goods and services in a country or region.
13. When a country’s economy gets stronger because businesses are making more money and creating more jobs.
14. An economic system where businesses are owned by individuals or private companies, not the government, and people can buy and sell freely.
15. Using money to buy something (like a business, stocks, or property) with the hope that it will make more money in the future.
16. A document that businesses create each year to show how much money they made, spent, and plan to make in the future.
17. Money that someone borrows from a bank or another lender and must pay back, usually with interest.
19. The extra money a business makes after paying all of its expenses.
22. Something that a business makes or sells, like food, clothes, or electronics.
24. The products a business has in stock and is ready to sell.