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3. This business objectives aims to increase the size and value of a business organizations.
5. Most important objective for newly created, also for large and established businesses during economic recession.
8. This is a measure of the proportion of total sales of a product over a period of time captured by a given business
10. The process of selecting production methods, output, and prices to earn the greatest possible profit from available resources.
12. share This is a measure of the proportion of total sales of a product over a period of time captured by a given business.
13. A person who uses business skills and risks money to create enterprises that help disadvantaged people or protect the environment, rather than focusing on profit.
14. A goal or aim a business wants to achieve.
16. People and organizations that help to finance business activity.

1. the ability of a business to continually generate revenues from the sale of goods and services.
2. People who buy a business’s products or services.
4. A measurable and time-limited business objective, e.g., increasing profits by 10% per year over three years.
6. People or organizations that own shares in a company.
7. create and enforce laws and regulations that businesses must follow.
9. Government authorities’ objetive is collecting....
11. A short summary of the main aims and objectives of a business organization. They enable stakeholders interested in the business to understand its ambitions and actions.
12. These stakeholders are employed in senior positions to make important business decisions. They may focus on growth for status, salaries, or power rather than maximizing shareholder profit.
13. People living near or affected by a business. Businesses can impact them through things like employment opportunities, pollution, traffic, noise, or social contributions.
15. Different groups or individuals who have a direct or indirect interest in a business and whose interests may conflict.