Across
- 3. The least competitive market structure with only one seller
- 4. The joining of two or more companies that produce the same or similar products
- 5. A situation that occurs when the average cost of production falls as the production grows larger
- 8. The most common market structure that's the closest thing to perfect competition
- 12. Where one partner doesn't take part in running the business and their liability is limited to their investment
- 13. A company owned and run by two or more people
- 16. When the government owns and runs a business or authorizes only one producer
- 18. A business that is owned and operated by one individual
- 20. Laws to define monopolies that gives the government the power to control them or break them up
- 22. The most competitive market structure that has standardized products
- 23. A legal registration that gives an inventor the exclusive property rights to that invention for a certain time
- 24. The combining of companies involved in different steps of producing or marketing a product
- 25. This type of business makes up 20% of the companies in the U.S., but produces most of the goods and services in the U.S.
- 26. A large corporation which branches into several countries
Down
- 1. Where sellers work to show that their products are different than everyone else's
- 2. Acts like a business, but for a societal benefit
- 6. Both partners share profits and losses equally
- 7. When a business takes a percentage of their profits every so often and uses it to expand the company
- 9. Where a small number of sellers dominate a market
- 10. Where all partners are only responsible for their own actions
- 11. A business made up of semi-independent businesses that all offer the same product
- 14. When there are no other producers in a certain region
- 15. A business that's operated for the shared benefit of its owners
- 17. When a firm controls a manufacturing method, invention, or type of technology
- 19. When the costs of production are lowest with only one producer
- 21. A business composed of several companies, each of which produce unrelated goods and services
