Revision
Across
- 2. Growth achieved by combining with other businesses.
- 5. A study conducted to determine if a business idea will succeed.
- 8. A merger between companies in the same industry.
- 11. A written order from a buyer requesting goods.
- 13. Liability that is restricted to the amount invested in the business.
- 15. The group of customers a business aims to serve.
- 16. When one company takes control of another.
- 18. A contract that cannot be enforced by law.
- 19. When both parties agree to the same terms in a contract.
- 20. Growth achieved by expanding operations within the business.
- 21. A plan outlining business goals and how to achieve them.
Down
- 1. Growth involving businesses in unrelated activities.
- 3. The element of a contract where one party proposes terms to another.
- 4. A business structure where owners have unlimited liability and are not separate from the business.
- 6. False statement that induces someone into a contract.
- 7. The formal agreement that is enforceable by law.
- 9. Something of value exchanged between parties in a contract.
- 10. The legal principle that requires businesses to act honestly and fairly in agreements.
- 12. The legal ability of a person to enter into a contract.
- 14. A document sent by a seller to request payment for goods supplied.
- 17. A document showing details of goods returned by a buyer.