Business Terms

3. Large businesses or franchises that operate multiple locations across regions or countries.
6. what a company owns
8. act as a bridge between the producer and the retail seller.
12. is the process of turning raw materials or components into finished, usable goods on a large scale using machinery, tools, and labor
13. A business shared by two or more people who split profits, losses, and management duties.
15. purchasing products in massive volumes at a deep discount.
17. Digital storefronts and websites that ship products directly to your home.
19. Physical shops you can visit in person, such as grocery stores, clothing boutiques, and department stores
20. An entity organized for charitable, educational, or religious goals rather than profit.

1. what is left after costs
2. A hybrid business structure that shields personal assets from business debts while keeping operations flexible.
4. is a person or business that sells goods and services directly to the final consumer for personal use, rather than to other businesses.
5. selling goods in smaller, manageable batches to storefronts or online shops at a markup.
7. is the business process of buying goods in large quantities directly from manufacturers and reselling them in smaller quantities to retailers, other businesses, or commercial users
9. what a company owes
10. money earned from sales
11. The entire network of people and companies involved in making and delivering a product.
14. A business owned and run by one person with no legal separation between the owner and the business
16. A separate legal entity completely independent of its owners, overseen by a board of directors
18. Money invested into a company or project by its owners.