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Advertising: A period communication through a medium.
Barcode: A system using bars and numbers used to identify products.
Bank: A business that provides banking services for profit: deposits, lending money and processing transactions.
Capital Assets: Consists of property, major equipment and vehicles required for the business. ex. land, building, cars, machinery.
Copyright: This protects literary works, musical works, artistic works and software for 50 years after the authors death.
Directors: People who are voted in by shareholders of the corporation and who are responsible for the management of the corporation.
Entrepreneur: A person who takes the risk of turning an opportunity into profit.
Equity: is equal to total asserts minus total liabilities and stands for the value of the company that is claimed by the owner(s).
Financing: To borrow or provide funding for a transaction or undertaking.
Franchisor: Person or company who sells a franchise.
Goods: It is produced then, bought or sold.
Infrastructure: The basic resources, facilities needed for the functioning of a business or organization.
Investors: An individual or firm that will give start up capital in exchange for shares of ownership.
Liability: The claims against the assets of the creditors.
Medium: The actual method a company pays for to get their message to their customer, ex. TV, radio etc...
Slogans: A memorable phrase used in advertising, politics or other contexts as a repetitive expression of an idea or purpose.
Trademark: Are words, symbols or design or a combination of these used to identify a product or service and distinguish it from its competitors.
Unlimited Liability: owners of a business may be responsible for debts that exceed the amount of their investment.
Venture Capitalists: Those who provide investments for new businesses.
Variable Costs: Cost that will change/increase as production and sales increase. ex. hourly wages, utilities costs, raw materials.
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Across:2. | The basic resources, facilities needed for the functioning of a business or organization. | 4. | The actual method a company pays for to get their message to their customer, ex. TV, radio etc... | 9. | is equal to total asserts minus total liabilities and stands for the value of the company that is claimed by the owner(s). | 11. | This protects literary works, musical works, artistic works and software for 50 years after the authors death. |
| 14. | A memorable phrase used in advertising, politics or other contexts as a repetitive expression of an idea or purpose. | 16. | owners of a business may be responsible for debts that exceed the amount of their investment. | 19. | A period communication through a medium. |
| | Down:1. | Cost that will change/increase as production and sales increase. ex. hourly wages, utilities costs, raw materials. | 3. | Those who provide investments for new businesses. | 5. | To borrow or provide funding for a transaction or undertaking. | 6. | Person or company who sells a franchise. | 7. | A person who takes the risk of turning an opportunity into profit. | 8. | People who are voted in by shareholders of the corporation and who are responsible for the management of the corporation. |
| 10. | It is produced then, bought or sold. | 12. | The claims against the assets of the creditors. | 13. | A system using bars and numbers used to identify products. | 15. | A business that provides banking services for profit: deposits, lending money and processing transactions. | 17. | Are words, symbols or design or a combination of these used to identify a product or service and distinguish it from its competitors. | 18. | An individual or firm that will give start up capital in exchange for shares of ownership. |
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Across:2. | The basic resources, facilities needed for the functioning of a business or organization. | 4. | The actual method a company pays for to get their message to their customer, ex. TV, radio etc... | 9. | is equal to total asserts minus total liabilities and stands for the value of the company that is claimed by the owner(s). | 11. | This protects literary works, musical works, artistic works and software for 50 years after the authors death. |
| 14. | A memorable phrase used in advertising, politics or other contexts as a repetitive expression of an idea or purpose. | 16. | owners of a business may be responsible for debts that exceed the amount of their investment. | 19. | A period communication through a medium. |
| | Down:1. | Cost that will change/increase as production and sales increase. ex. hourly wages, utilities costs, raw materials. | 3. | Those who provide investments for new businesses. | 5. | To borrow or provide funding for a transaction or undertaking. | 6. | Person or company who sells a franchise. | 7. | A person who takes the risk of turning an opportunity into profit. | 8. | People who are voted in by shareholders of the corporation and who are responsible for the management of the corporation. |
| 10. | It is produced then, bought or sold. | 12. | The claims against the assets of the creditors. | 13. | A system using bars and numbers used to identify products. | 15. | A business that provides banking services for profit: deposits, lending money and processing transactions. | 17. | Are words, symbols or design or a combination of these used to identify a product or service and distinguish it from its competitors. | 18. | An individual or firm that will give start up capital in exchange for shares of ownership. |
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