REMEDIATION: CROSSWORD PUZZLE

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Across
  1. 2. The primary accounting book of original entry where financial transactions are recorded chronologically.
  2. 4. The detailed, step-by-step procedures and system used to execute operations and create products.
  3. 9. A research tool used in market validation to gather direct feedback and insights from target prospective buyers.
  4. 10. The raw inputs and supplies transformed through manufacturing into finished consumer products.
  5. 11. The process of using historical data and market trends to estimate future sales and business expenses.
  6. 12. The process of acquiring raw materials, parts, and services needed for business production.
  7. 13. The book of final entry containing a grouping of all accounts derived from journal entries.
  8. 14. The financial obligations, debts, or amounts owed by a business to external creditors.
  9. 15. The workers or human workforce who operate processes, reduce costs, and drive business results.
  10. 16. The total income or gross receipts generated by a business from selling goods or services.
  11. 18. The stock of raw materials, work-in-progress, or finished goods stored by a business.
Down
  1. 1. A early physical or virtual sample built to test and refine a product's design and functionality.
  2. 3. The complete process of searching for, screening, and hiring suitable candidates to fill job vacancies.
  3. 5. The valuable physical or non-physical resources and cash owned by a business enterprise.
  4. 6. A basic visual blueprint or structural layout used in the early stages of product design.
  5. 7. The systematic recording, organizing, and tracking of a business enterprise's daily financial transactions.
  6. 8. A person or business entity that provides goods, raw materials, or services to another enterprise.
  7. 10. The equipment and tools used to automate tasks, improve efficiency, and increase production capacity.
  8. 17. The remaining ownership value or interest in a business after deducting total liabilities from total assets.
  9. 19. The operational cost incurred or money spent by a business in its effort to generate profit.