Lawn Boy

1. the increase in an asset’s market value over its original purchase price.
3. What Lawnboy's grandmother gave to him.
7. Achieving an outcome through military power, physical violence, or overt coercion rather than legal or peaceful negotiation.
9. A stock, supply, or asset that can be used by a person, organization, or country to function, solve problems, or create value.
10. An organization or economic entity that provides goods, services, or both to customers in exchange for money or other value.
11. The stock Arnold put Lawnboy's money into
12. To provide or make something available.
13. Author of the book.
16. To ask for with authority.
18. Who the mower belonged to.
20. Shares in a company.
21. A fundamental truth, law, or moral rule that serves as the foundation for a system of belief, behavior, or how something works
22. A thin carrying case for loose papers or, more commonly, a curated collection of a person's work, investments, or responsibilities
24. Maximum amount an object can hold.
29. A manufacturing strategy where a facility maintains a uniform, constant daily or weekly output regardless of fluctuating customer demand.
30. To spread.

2. Main character of the book.
4. The man who mows at night.
5. Making your product more available and public.
6. Who gave Lawnboy the mower.
8. The stockbroker.
14. Work.
15. The social science that studies how people, businesses, and governments make choices when dealing with limited resources.
17. The administrative process of coordinating people, resources, and tasks to achieve an organization's goals efficiently.
19. Shares of a small,public company.
23. The act of obtaining something, or an asset, item, or company that has been gained or bought.
25. An economic system based on private ownership of means to production
26. An official plan, set of guidelines, or course of action adopted by a government, business, or organization to guide decisions and achieve rational outcomes.
27. Lawnboy's Bully.
28. Boxer who Lawnboy sponsored.