Across
- 5. a business model where an owner licenses a their established brand in exchange for fees and royalties
- 8. to trade by exchange of commodities rather than by the use of money.
- 9. the final use of goods, services, or raw materials to satisfy needs or facilitate production
- 12. a business structure where two or more people own
- 14. refers to an arrangement where a business receives goods and services immediately, but pays later, usually with interest
- 15. The Red a business losing money, or in debt
- 16. accounting entry made on the left side of a ledger account that increases assets
- 17. Proprietorship a simple business structure owned by an individual, where there is no legal distinction between the owner and the business
- 20. someone who starts their own business
- 21. a legal claim or hold placed on a person’s property (like a house or car) by a creditor to ensure repayment of a debt
- 23. a business method of asking a targeted group of people
- 24. a manager within a company who promotes innovative product development marketing
Down
- 1. rivalry between companies that offer similar products to the same audience
- 2. successfully applying new ideas to solve problems and improve efficiency to create value to customers
- 3. Enterprise a business owned by private investors
- 4. borrowed money by a company that must be repaid to a lender, usually with interest, over a set period
- 6. an early, working sample or rough model of a product for testing
- 7. a single item of ownership having exchange value
- 9. the money, assets, and resources a company uses to operate, produce goods, and grow.
- 10. total money a business receives from selling goods
- 11. a market structure where a single company is the exclusive seller of a product or service with no close substitutes
- 13. The Black a business making a profit, earning more money than it spends
- 18. a new project or invested aimed at making money
- 19. a financial instrument which represents partial ownership of a corporation
- 22. Enterprise a business owned and financed by the government
