Across
- 4. to predict or to estimate in advance
- 6. customer who bought goods but did not pay for them yet
- 7. using an asset (such as a car) without buying it nor renting it, based on a long-term agreement
- 8. simplified: writing down and analyzing how a business gets and spends money
- 11. long term debt that could be converted to stocks (=shares) of the business the money is lent to
- 12. the price of a loan
- 14. the capital that is needed to pay for day-to-day expenses such as wages and raw materials is called XXX capital
- 15. an agency that gives the business money straight away for debts that customers have not paid yet is called a debt XXX
- 17. money flowing in and out of a business during a period of time is called XXX flow
- 19. money from a government that a business does not have to pay back
- 21. share of all capital from long-term loans
- 22. assets that can be sold if a business is not able to pay back a loan
Down
- 1. giving small loans to the poor who would not be able to get a bank loan (hint: two words with a hyphen between them)
- 2. ownership of a part of a company (usually a small part)
- 3. raising capital for start-ups - the probably easiest way in which you could use your savings to help a business get started
- 5. profit that is not divided between owners but set aside to be reinvested in the business is called XXX profit
- 9. permission by a bank to use more money than a business has on its account
- 10. using profits made and selling assets owned by the business are examples of XXX finance
- 13. capital to buy non-current (fixed) assets such as buildings and inventories is called XXX capital (hint: two words with a hyphen between them)
- 16. items of value that the business owns, e.g. buildings, land and machinery - it could sell these if it stops operating
- 18. capital, i.e. money to pay for business expenses
- 20. the money spent on day-to-day expenses such as wages is called XXX revenue