Types of Agribusiness

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Across
  1. 2. Regular Coporations
  2. 4. Shares of ownership in a corporation.
  3. 6. Agriculture business form
  4. 8. Not for profit organizations
  5. 9. A group of individuals chosen to make the decisions for a company.
  6. 10. An organization owned by many people.
  7. 12. Purchasing Associations buy supplies, such as feed, seed, fertilizer, and fuel, in quantity for resale to their members.
  8. 14. First paying taxes on the profits of the firm, and then the income is taxed again as individual income when stockholders receive their dividends.
  9. 16. Management training and assistance with advertising, selling, and day to day operations.
  10. 17. A license to operate from that state.
  11. 18. A contract in which a franchiser sells to another business the right to to use its name and sell it's products.
  12. 21. Type of Agribusiness
  13. 22. A payment given to investors
  14. 23. A corporation meaning it is separate from the people who own it or work for it.
  15. 25. Some partners are not completely liable for their partner's debts.
  16. 26. Risks whatever investment he or she makes in the firm but has limited liability and cannot legally help manage the company.
  17. 27. Gives a person the right to vote on business matters of a co-op.
Down
  1. 1. Give the person the opportunity to invest in the business, and it is hoped, to receive a reasonable return on investment
  2. 3. Assist production agriculturalists in marketing their agricultural products by finding buyers who will pay the highest price.
  3. 4. owners, that pay a set price for their shares and get one vote in major decisions made by the corporation
  4. 5. Formed when two or more people manage a business together as owners.
  5. 7. (person purchasing the franchise)
  6. 8. The owner is in complete control, one person
  7. 11. Creditors can claim personal assets as well as business assets for business debts.
  8. 13. Franchisor
  9. 15. Sells to another business the right to use it's name and sell it's products.
  10. 19. Family farms and small businesses
  11. 20. Sharing responsibility and benefiting from someone else's skills.
  12. 24. Limited partners are not responsible for the business's debts beyond the amount of their investment.