Across
- 4. Tools and innovations that change how businesses operate.
- 5. Increased worldwide connections affecting trade and markets.
- 7. A period of economic decline affecting demand.
- 8. Groups who have an interest in business decisions.
- 9. Rival firms offering similar products or services.
- 11. Government priorities that influence business decisions.
- 13. Population characteristics that affect markets.
- 14. Compulsory payments to government that affect profit.
Down
- 1. Rules set by authorities to control business activity.
- 2. People who buy the business’s goods or services.
- 3. The cost of borrowing money, set by the Bank of England.
- 6. The use of machines or software to perform tasks.
- 8. External partners providing raw materials or components.
- 10. A rise in general prices that increases business costs.
- 12. Laws that businesses must follow.
