Across
- 4. Anyone with an interest in a business and its activities.
- 6. A limit to the number of items a business can export to a foreign country.
- 7. A person who owns shares in a limited company, making them one of the business’s owners.
- 8. The price of one currency for another, for example 1 euro = $2
- 10. A tax on imports
- 12. When a country has a company that has business activities in a different country. That other country becomes a host country to that business' activities.
- 16. This is when a government limits the number of products that international businesses can sell in their country.
- 17. Value of a currency falls
- 19. Taking profits earned in a foreign market and transferring to the home country of the business
- 20. Achieving development (growth) without negatively impacting the environment
Down
- 1. The cost of borrowing money. Lower interest rates means higher spending and greater economic activity
- 2. Any labour that is used by a business to produce goods and services.
- 3. Sending money made in one country back to one's own country.
- 5. Value of a currency rises
- 9. Businesses that sell goods/services or have production in more than one country
- 11. Taxes that governments charge international businesses to import their goods into a country
- 13. Group that tries to influence business or consumer activity in the interest of a particular cause
- 14. An economy is a system that organizes the money, industry and trade of a country or region.
- 15. When the value of one currency reduces against another currency. depreciation
- 18. The reduction of average costs as a result of a businesses growth in size.