Yr 10 Christmas Crossword

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Across
  1. 2. Holding as little stock as possible. Items are ordered when needed.
  2. 4. Buying or selling using the internet.
  3. 6. The production of one off items to meet the needs of each individual customer.
  4. 9. The movement of goods, services, information and money through the production process.
  5. 15. The type of tax paid by companies.
  6. 19. a good or service that meets or exceeds customer expectation.
  7. 20. Growth by selling more products, e.g. opening new shops.
  8. 21. Where a small number of senior managers make all of the decisions.
  9. 22. The power to control others and to make decisions.
  10. 24. Growth by joining with or buying another business.
  11. 26. Products bought from overseas for sale to domestic consumers.
  12. 29. A rise in the price of goods or services over time.
  13. 30. A Japanese term meaning continuous improvement.
  14. 31. Non-essential items that we can survive without.
  15. 32. Maximising outputs from given inputs
  16. 33. Production that focuses on reducing unnecessary waste in the production process.
  17. 36. The type of liability that sole traders have.
  18. 38. The money raised from selling ownership in a limited company.
  19. 40. The smallest type of business and easiest to set up.
  20. 44. The sector also known as the service sector.
  21. 45. The type of tax paid by sole traders.
  22. 48. Targets other than profit set by, for example charities.
  23. 49. When a business uses another business to produce for it.
  24. 51. A target that a business wants to achieve.
  25. 52. Selecting suppliers, establishing terms or payment and negotiating contracts.
  26. 53. The number of items sold or services provided.
Down
  1. 1. Expenses incurred by a business when providing goods or services.
  2. 3. The owners of PLC’s and LTD’s.
  3. 5. A fall in average cost as a consequence of business growth.
  4. 7. The experience that a customer receives before, during and after purchasing a product.
  5. 8. Resources that are scarce and will run out.
  6. 10. All of the businesses involved in stocking the production process.
  7. 11. A big business that allows smaller businesses to use its name and sell its products.
  8. 12. Mass producing products using non-stop production lines.
  9. 13. The cost of the next best alternative given up when a decision is made.
  10. 14. Where two or more people own and run a business.
  11. 16. Holding stock so that manufacturing is not affected if there is a problem with suppliers.
  12. 17. Checking quality throughout the production process.
  13. 18. A legal document setting out how a partnership will be run.
  14. 23. The cost of the next best alternative given up when a decision is made.
  15. 25. An employee’s immediate superior.
  16. 27. Where decisions are made throughout the business not just in head office.
  17. 28. They will never run out.
  18. 34. The exchange of one thing in return for another.
  19. 35. A compulsory contribution to state finances.
  20. 37. The passing down of authority to a more junior employee.
  21. 39. The person who uses the product.
  22. 41. Ideas from entrepreneurs who coordinate resources to create businesses.
  23. 42. The money made from sales (quantity sold x selling price).
  24. 43. Checking quality at the end of the production process.
  25. 46. The person who buys the product.
  26. 47. A surplus when revenue is more than costs.
  27. 50. Essential items that we cannot live without like food, water and warmth.