Across
- 2. The ability to make good choices for the business
- 4. This is increased by the business selling more products in relation to competitors
- 7. A company listed on the ASX would be this type of business
- 9. this enterprise exists to fulfil a community need
- 10. An example of this stakeholder would be a cashier or salesman
- 13. This stakeholder may complain if the quality of the product is not high enough
- 14. Can have between 2 and 20 owners
- 15. The management skill of assigning tasks to employees
- 16. Being able to interact well with employees is a good example of this skill
- 19. Management style with only top-down communication
- 22. Management style opposite to autocratic
- 23. A benefit for shareholders of a public listed company
- 24. Stakeholders that provide resources to the business
- 26. An example of the time factor that influences management styles
- 29. Not properly informing employees of what their task is is a bad example of this
Down
- 1. When the manager wants either a high or low level of control
- 3. It is beneficial if employees have a high level of this
- 5. A company may fulfil this by becoming more sustainable
- 6. 7 things a business works towards
- 8. This persons role is to coordinate employees and operations in order to achieve business objectives
- 11. An upside of this management style is that employees know why decisions are being made
- 12. A business works to complete their expectation
- 17. The type of corporate culture that the business wants and encourages
- 18. Management style where manager asks employees for their input, then makes a decision
- 20. Abbreviation for a business run by the government
- 21. a type of business that is easy for one person to set up
- 25. revenue-expenses=
- 27. The term for when a company becomes its own legal entity
- 28. A sole trader has _____ liability
- 29. generated when shareholders have opposing interests