Vocabulary

3. A business project that fails completely.
5. To do something quickly and cheaply, often sacrificing quality.
9. To lose all your money and go out of business.
10. The point at which a business’s revenues equal its costs.
12. To mention or refer to an idea, fact, or source as evidence.
13. A person or company that provides goods or services to another business.
14. Describes a business or activity that makes money.
18. A structure that generates electricity by using the power of moving water.
20. To successfully get or secure something, such as a deal or a contract.
21. A simple drawing used to plan or explain an idea.
22. A group of people who have less visibility, resources, or opportunities compared to others.
23. The total amount of money coming into and going out of a business.
24. A machine that produces electricity by burning diesel fuel.
25. Harmful or poisonous gases released into the air.

1. Having different cultural, social, or educational experiences.
2. A legal agreement that allows someone to rent property such as an office or a store.
4. A short presentation designed to persuade investors or clients.
6. To write or draw something quickly and carelessly.
7. A large-scale construction or development that provides facilities and systems for a society.
8. A person who starts a new business, taking risks in order to make a profit.
11. Information or activities that make people notice something, such as advertising.
15. To make small changes to improve or test something.
16. A nation with less industrialization, lower income, and limited resources.
17. The energy of motion, often used to describe renewable sources.
19. A business owned by two or more people who share responsibilities, profits, and risks.