Entrepreneurship

5. When two or more people start a business together.
8. Determining the economic worth of a business.
9. Practice of promoting products or services to a big audience.
12. Process of estimating the value of some asset.
13. Process of purchasing another company or a part of it.
17. The movement of cash in and out of a company.
18. This is a US-specific type of company which is a legal entity that’s not taxable itself.
20. A union between two or more companies where they share ownership, returns, and risks.
21. The technology used to manage and analyze relationships.
23. Obtaining funds by selling debt instruments to investors.
24. Analyzing information about a market to understand customers, competitors, and industry trends.
25. A type of organizational structure where every partner shares full responsibilities.
26. A brief, direct message from one person to another to outline a business.

1. Program designed to support the development of a new businesses.
2. An individual who starts a new business solely.
3. A self-employed individual who provides services.
4. It is a legal concept that grants the creators of original works exclusive rights.
6. Person or business entity that puts their money into a project.
7. Framework that outlines the structure and key elements of how a company creates, delivers, captures value, and makes a profit.
10. The process of conducting a thorough investigation.
11. Releasing a new product on the market.
13. Program that provides support for the faster growth of small businesses.
14. This is a term used for a new company struggling in the market.
15. Concept of backing up small businesses by using an online platform.
16. is someone who has the mindset of an entrepreneur, but their skills and ideas are developing within an existing company.
19. Someone who provides financial support.
22. is anything that brings benefits to the owner.
27. It represents a legal entity that is separate and distinct from its owners.