Across
- 5. – The possibility of losing money or failing.
- 9. – The process of hiring new employees.
- 10. Sector – Businesses owned by individuals or private organisations.
- 12. – A person who starts and runs a business, taking financial risks.
- 13. Sector – Businesses owned and controlled by the government.
- 16. – A person responsible for organising and supervising staff.
- 18. – A person who works for a business.
- 20. – When costs are greater than revenue.
- 23. – A business owned by two or more people.
- 24. – The materials used to wrap and present a product.
- 25. – The amount produced by a worker in a given time.
Down
- 1. – Permission to operate a business using another company's name and system.
- 2. – An organisation that produces goods or services to satisfy customer needs.
- 3. – The amount customers pay for a product.
- 4. – Teaching employees the skills needed for their job.
- 6. – The total income from sales.
- 7. – A chance to start or improve a business.
- 8. – Where and how a product is sold.
- 11. – The ability to identify opportunities and start a business.
- 14. – Money spent to run a business.
- 15. – A good or service offered for sale.
- 17. – A person or business that hires employees.
- 19. – Money left after all costs have been paid.
- 20. – A symbol that identifies a business or brand.
- 21. Trader – A business owned and run by one person.
- 22. – A fixed amount of money paid regularly to an employee.