Across
- 3. The money you earn after subtracting expenditures from the money earned after a sale.
- 4. The state in which a business doesn’t gain any profit nor does it lose anything
- 7. A valuable item owned by a business in order to achieve something.
- 9. Providing a nonphysical product to a customer often requiring the provider to act or do something that provides value to the customer.
- 10. A business owned by only one person/singular individual.
- 12. Working with another individual or group in order to accomplish one primary task (in this case to own a business and maintain it successfully.)
- 13. Another plan primarily focusing on how the entrepreneur is going to present their business product and how they are going to persuade the consumer to buy their product.
- 15. The amount of money a business has in order to fund daily tasks
- 16. A group of people in a business made up of multiple employers and employees.
Down
- 1. The finances required by a new business to pay for essential fixed and current assets before it can open for business.
- 2. A process involving starting, creating and setting up a business acknowledging what comes with it.
- 5. Responsibilities you have in the workplace.
- 6. An estimate of income and expenditure for a set period of time (Essentially a way to manage your money wisely.)
- 8. A plan answering the 5 purposes of a business; Who’s doing it, for whom are they doing it, where are they doing it, why are they doing it, and how are they gonna do it.
- 11. In the position where a business has nothing of value.
- 14. A person who accepts the risks of a business and starts one using 4 different types of resources; Natural, Financial, Machines, and Human Capital.