Across
- 2. Money paid to the government.
- 4. A device that prints texts or illustrations on paper.
- 6. Anything of value owned by a firm such as cash, accounts receivable, inventory, buildings, land, and equipment.
- 8. A device that controls the movement of the cursor.
- 10. A financial institution where customers can save or borrow money.
- 11. A field of activity involving an independent review of the accounting record.
- 12. The cost asociated with performing a business activity.
- 15. The rights of the owners in a company.
- 16. One who prepares financial statements.
- 17. The process of planning, organizing, directing, and controlling the use of company’s resources to attain its objective effectively and economically.
Down
- 1. A debt of a firm.
- 2. Buying and selling.
- 3. The process of recording, classifying, analyzing, summarizing, reporting, and interpreting the financial information of an organization for use decision making.
- 5. Getting new employees.
- 7. The machines in a computer.
- 9. A person who performs the unique work of management.
- 13. Whatever goes into the computer.
- 14. Stored amount of raw materials, components, or finished product not yet used or sold.
- 17. Relating to money.
- 18. Social science concerned primarily with the way society employs its limited resources, which have alternative uses in order to produce goods and services for present and future consumption.
