Across
- 3. A form of private equity and a type of financing that investors provide to small businesses and startup companies
- 5. The amount of time it will take a business to give back the money from the investment
- 6. items of value that a business owns, creates, or benefits from
- 11. gives the percentage of the rate that a business gives back the money from an investment compared to the initial cost
- 13. An award (usually financial) given by one entity to an individual or business
- 16. The amount of net income left over after a business has paid off dividends to its shareholders
- 19. When a business sells its accounts receivables to a third party
- 21. Funds used by a company to buy or upgrade assets such as equipment, property, etc.
- 24. Fixed costs/contribution per unit
- 25. These costs have a fixed cost element as well as a variable cost element
- 26. A cost which can be directly tied to the production of goods or a service
- 27. Business-to-Business agreement in which customers can buy goods on account without paying cash up front
- 28. A financial agreement where a person or company pays to use the land, workspace, office, etc. for a particular period of time
Down
- 1. When the actual output is larger than the break even quantity, this means the business will make a profit
- 2. A benefit given to an individual, business, or institution usually by the government
- 4. These costs change over time due to changes with the output or sales revenue of a company
- 7. when a company has different ways of getting money into the business
- 8. An individual that invests their personal resources and time for the development of a startup which expect a return on their investment
- 9. A cost that can not be directly tied to the production of goods or a service
- 10. Extension of credit from a lending institution that is granted when an account reaches 0
- 12. Short term expenses which are used to meet ongoing operational costs of running a business
- 14. The money a company raises by issuing common or preferred stocks
- 15. total revenue - (total variable costs) / total units
- 17. Money coming into the business
- 18. Contribution per unit x number of units sold
- 20. Tells you the value of the investment each year
- 22. Funding that must be repaid (back to investors)
- 23. These costs in theory do not change