Chapter 5—Forms of Business Ownership and Organization

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Across
  1. 3. shares that give owners voting rights but only residual claims to the firm’s assets and income distributions
  2. 5. written document that provides an orderly statement of a company’s goals, methods, and standards
  3. 7. merger that combines firms operating at different levels in the production and marketing process
  4. 8. money invested in a business by another business firm or group of individuals in exchange for an ownership share
  5. 10. corporation that secures the corporate advantage of limited liability while avoiding the double taxation characteristic of a traditional corporation
  6. 11. principal government agency concerned with helping small U.S. firms
  7. 12. firm whose products are sold to customers by the franchisee
  8. 14. partnership between companies formed for a specific undertaking
  9. 15. small-business loans often used to buy equipment or operate a business
  10. 16. shares that give owners limited voting rights, and the right to receive dividends or assets before owners of common stock
  11. 19. agreement in which two or more firms combine to form one company
Down
  1. 1. corporations that do not pay corporate taxes on profits; instead, profits are distributed to shareholders, who pay individual income taxes
  2. 2. local programs designed to provide low-cost shared business facilities to small start-up ventures
  3. 4. merger that joins firms in the same industry for the purpose of diversification
  4. 6. owners of a corporation due to their purchase of stock in the corporation
  5. 9. legal organization with assets and liabilities separate from those of its owner(s)
  6. 13. agreement in which one firm purchases another
  7. 16. association of two or more persons who operate a business as co-owners by voluntary legal agreement
  8. 17. individual or business firm purchasing a franchise
  9. 18. merger that combines unrelated firms, usually with the goal of diversification