Business and Finance Crossword Puzzles

what's the name of an individual that sets up and runs a business, taking the risks associated with it?, what's the name of an employee that …

attitude of friendliness and goodwill; "you-attitude.", avoids wordy expressions, trite phases, and useless repetition, avoids vague words, …

a safe loan you give to the country, earning you interest, things of value that don’t fit into standard categories, your retirement fund, often …

a measure of the linear relationship between two variables, the arithmetic average of the population, the process of converting a variable by linear …

the increase in the value of an asset when it is sold, the value of the reputation of the business, the codification of the requirement of an …

_ barriers - the firm has a unique ability to produce what other firms cannot duplicate, one seller produces all the output for a good or service, _ …

the desire for goods and services, basic requirements for human survival, goods and services for ordinary people rather than businesses, goods and …

goods sent to another country in exchange for money, money given to industries by the government to attract them or make them more competitive, trade …

the means of making the offering available to the customer at the right time and place, marketing environment which includes people, processes and …

this was the country that silk originally came from, these humped mammals were crucial for transporting goods, <blank> the great had conquered a …

the 12-month accounting period a company uses for financial reporting, an economic resource controlled by a business as a result of past events and …

a clause appended to a legislative bill to secure a usually distinct object, a group of people that seeks to influence public policy, the total value …

evidence that is the least reliable, inherent risk x control risk =......., crypto that has a price pegged to a commodity or currency, type of audit …

what you give up when you choose between two options, the study of how people use limited resources to produce goods and services that people want or …

paid for each item or piece they produce, employee who is paid by the hour works for an, pay that is twice the regular-time pay rate, common average, …

an individual's general approach to investment risk, unearned income received from the sale of an asset above its purchase price, a fee charged …

uk goods or services bought by an over-seas buyer, whether or not a resource will run out in the future, type of profit used from own or …

the way in which documents are organised and presented, the specific appearance of text e.g. the specific size, weight, and style of a typeface, a …

a us satellite system that lets those on the ground, on the water or in the air determine their position with extreme accuracy using gps receivers, …

the extend to which a company’s long-term finance relies on debt as compared to equity; also known as leverage, long-term loan, usually with a fixed …

_ _ became a major problem. too many goods were produced in an economy that lacked spending power, the value of shares had fallen by almost _ _ by the …

second name of job market. ...market, information, especially of a biased or misleading nature, used to promote a political cause or point of view, a …

the extent of which a business trades, 1-9 employees, 9-49 employees, 49-249 employees, 249+ employees, the main aim of private business, the process …

workers with a _ attitude are unpleasant, indifferent and rarely smile, a written list and description of your education and previous jobs, a …

one of the 4ps of marketing, products are referred to as i _ , a good way to gather ideas is to.., a name for a business person who takes risks, has a …

required form for non-covered services, permission from insurance for some tests, procedures, medications, the person financially responsible - if …

fast food chain, yahoo, dogwhisperer, fashion designer, frosted flakes, invested in railroads, owned an aircraft company, auto maker, makes cookies, …

method of spreading an asset's cost over the course of its useful life, items you own that can provide future benefit to your business, a tally …

the price paid to get a good or service, buy now, pay later, people pool their money together to buy a variety of stocks, money charged for the use of …

a spending plan based on income and expenses, an expense whose total amount does not change, money you put aside for future use rather than spending …