Across
- 4. – A unit of ownership in a company’s stock.
- 6. – The value of resources sacrificed to produce or obtain something.
- 7. – Money or resources put into assets or projects with the expectation of generating profit.
- 11. – Ownership shares in a company; can be traded in stock markets.
- 12. – A contract where a business or individual pays premiums to receive compensation for specified risks.
- 17. – The value of ownership interest in a business (Assets - Liabilities = Equity).
- 18. – A financial plan that estimates income and expenses over a specific period.
- 19. – Money paid to settle a debt or purchase something.
- 21. – A percentage used to calculate interest, returns, or costs (interest rate, tax rate).
- 22. – The income earned from an investment, often expressed as a percentage (dividend yield, bond yield).
- 24. – Money earned by a business from selling goods or services.
- 28. – Mandatory payments made by businesses and individuals to the government.
- 29. – The amount of money charged for a product or service.
- 30. – Total money earned by a business from sales or services before expenses.
- 32. – The total amount of goods or services available for sale.
- 34. – The potential for financial loss or uncertainty in business decisions.
- 35. – A platform where buyers and sellers trade goods, services, or financial assets.
- 37. – Money borrowed from a lender that must be repaid with interest.
- 38. – The financial gain after subtracting all expenses from revenue.
- 39. – A portion of a company’s profits distributed to shareholders.
Down
- 1. – An increase in the size, value, or profitability of a business over time.
- 2. – An estimate of future financial performance, such as sales, expenses, or profits.
- 3. – An independent review of financial records to ensure accuracy and compliance.
- 4. – Money set aside for future use, often earning interest.
- 5. – Money that a business or individual owes to lenders or creditors.
- 8. – The overall financial and production system of a country, including industries, businesses, and consumers.
- 9. – The difference between sales revenue and costs (profit margin).
- 10. – A documented set of rules, standards, or procedures guiding business operations (financial policy, insurance policy).
- 13. – An economic system where businesses and resources are privately owned and operated for profit.
- 14. – The profit earned from an investment, often expressed as a percentage.
- 15. – Money or assets invested into a business to generate profits (can be financial or physical).
- 16. – A pool of money set aside for a specific purpose (investment fund, emergency fund).
- 20. – The buying and selling of goods and services.
- 23. – A new business project or investment, usually involving risk.
- 25. – An agreement where a borrower receives goods, services, or money now and pays later; also refers to entries on the right side of an accounting ledger.
- 26. – An obligation or debt a business owes to others (loans, accounts payable).
- 27. – The exchange of a product or service for money.
- 31. – Anything owned by a business or individual that has value and can provide future economic benefits (cash, equipment, buildings).
- 33. – Physical money or funds available for immediate use.
- 36. – Costs incurred by a business to generate revenue (rent, salaries, utilities).