N5 Business Understanding Business, Marketing and Finance crossword

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Across
  1. 3. A method of distributing goods by lorry or van
  2. 4. The movement of money into and out of a business
  3. 5. The amount of cash available at the end of a period
  4. 9. An organisation set up primarily to help others rather than make profit
  5. 12. The specific group of customers a business aims to sell to
  6. 13. Activities used to persuade customers to buy
  7. 14. The final profit after all expenses have been deducted
  8. 16. Electronic Point of Sale technology used at checkouts
  9. 17. The four key elements of marketing
  10. 18. The sector of industry involved in manufacturing goods
  11. 19. The stage of the Product Life Cycle where sales rise rapidly
  12. 21. A forecast showing expected cash receipts and payments
  13. 23. A cost that changes as output changes
  14. 30. The sector of industry involved in providing services
  15. 31. A method of distributing goods by train
  16. 32. Individuals or groups with an interest in the success of a business
  17. 34. Something people would like to have but can live without
  18. 37. The money generated from sales
  19. 42. The method used to get products to customers
  20. 43. An organisation that trades to achieve social aims
  21. 44. A pricing strategy based on competitors prices
  22. 45. When costs exceed revenue
  23. 47. The amount left after costs are deducted from revenue
  24. 48. Something essential for survival such as food or water
  25. 49. Using the internet to manage business finances
  26. 51. The stage where a new product is checked before release
  27. 53. Money invested into a business by its owner
  28. 54. A source of finance allowing a business to spend more than is in its bank account
  29. 57. An item that can be touched and owned
  30. 58. The point where total costs equal total revenue
  31. 59. Online platforms used to promote products and communicate with customers
  32. 61. A good expected to last for several years
  33. 62. Workers who are employed by a business organisation
  34. 64. An action performed for a customer rather than a physical product
  35. 65. Funding provided by the government that does not need repaid
  36. 66. A trial version of a product that is tested before launch
  37. 67. A field research method involving written questions
  38. 68. Research collected directly from customers
Down
  1. 1. A business owned by two or more people
  2. 2. A source of finance where money is borrowed and repaid with interest
  3. 5. The extent to which customers are happy with a product or service
  4. 6. The first stage of the Product Life Cycle
  5. 7. Promotion using electronic mail messages
  6. 8. Sales revenue minus cost of goods sold
  7. 10. A field research method involving face to face questions
  8. 11. The amount of cash available at the start of a period
  9. 15. Research using information already collected by others
  10. 20. Promotional items given away to encourage purchases
  11. 22. A promotion where customers receive one item free when buying another
  12. 24. The sector of industry involved in extracting raw materials
  13. 25. Software used to store organise and retrieve information
  14. 26. The stage of the Product Life Cycle where sales peak
  15. 27. Creating a name symbol or design to identify a product
  16. 28. People who purchase goods and services from a business
  17. 29. A long term loan secured against property
  18. 33. Software used to perform calculations and analyse financial data
  19. 35. The sum of fixed and variable costs
  20. 36. A field research method involving watching customer behaviour
  21. 38. A cost that remains the same regardless of output
  22. 39. A method of distributing goods by aircraft
  23. 40. A business owned by shareholders with limited liability
  24. 41. A method of distributing goods by ship
  25. 46. A business owned and run by one person
  26. 47. A model used to analyse external influences on a business
  27. 50. The final stage of the Product Life Cycle
  28. 52. A financial statement showing profit or loss over a period
  29. 55. An organisation owned and operated by the government
  30. 56. Individuals who legally own the business
  31. 60. The amount charged to customers for a product
  32. 63. An item or service offered for sale