Puzzle Creating

4. It determines whether the project is worth financing.
5. The amount of time needed to recover the original investment.
7. The continuous increase of prices in goods and services over time.
8. Money which has been spent and cannot be recovered.
11. The remaining cash after subtracting total cash outflows from total cash inflows.
13. The method of recovering an investment through equal payments over a specific period of time.
14. The flow of cash entering and leaving a business, investment, or project.
15. The stage where total income exactly matches total expenses, resulting in no profit or loss.
16. The total income generated from selling products or providing services.
17. Different amounts of money can have the same value when it changes in time and interest.
18. The lowest return an investor is willing to accept before choosing a project.

1. The cost of obtaining money used to finance business investments.
2. The amount charged for borrowing money or earned from investing it.
3. Expenses that can be directly linked to producing a product or completing a project.
6. is the idea that money changes in value over time because of its earning or loss.
8. It estimates the amount of asset that can be sold after it has reached the end.
9. Costs that support business operations but cannot be directly assigned to a specific product or project.
10. The value of the benefit sacrificed when selecting one option instead of another.
12. Worth that a person places on an item or service.
19. The possibility that actual outcomes may differ from its expectation.