Business and Finance Crossword Puzzles

_ are an example of tangible investments, fire insurance is considered a _ investment, the objective of portfolio management is to help select the …

why people purchase rental properties, what tenants pay to live in the unit, the person hired to manage a rental, keeping up with the property, the …

corruption, nepotism and mismanagement of public funds have occurred in many provinces and municipalities resulting in…, the track of land that …

deals with people and their assets and resources, cannot be reduced to monetary values (irreducible), economic product, goods that should be acquired …

the ability to navigate tasks and prioritize in order to meet deadlines, the ability to ensure your work is precise and correct, the ability to …

a market in which agents buy or sell land, labour and capital is called a _ _ , companies take _ . they sometimes pay rent in advance, buy raw …

a person or company that sells goods to a customer, amount of goods that can be produced or stored in a warehouse in a specific period, producing or …

a money system that a country uses, a large amount of possessions, to keep and store up, equal in value, use or meaning, the state of owing money; an …

to send money to someone, for example as payment for goods or services, to get something, for example by buying it or being given it, to obtain …

guiding principles for accounting in the us, resources expected to benefit the company in the future, a business owned by stockholders with limited …

claim that has been received but has not yet been assigned a claim classification, claim denied for the purpose of obtaining additional information …

the sampling method where you decide how many to choose in each category, the group who do not receive whatever is being tested, when you have to …

investigates if the insurance company should pay, overview of your insurance policy; outlines the details and what is insured, insurance that protects …

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

third most important source of income for older adults, inequities experienced in old age are combined with disparities faced as early as childhood to …

used to track routine maintenance and service, purchasing discount available when joining a gpo (group purchasing organization), the point when the …

money given that does not have to be paid back, goods and services brought into a country, good and services sent out of a country, _ of payments. …

the sector that is involved in collecting raw materials for production, an example of infrastructure found in the water to help shipping, a country …

discussing an event or experience for emotional processing and understanding (7), reasoning behind a decision (9), the leadership style predominantly …

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 …

any cost that is identified specifically with a particular final cost objective & includes direct labor, travel, consultants, subcontractors and …

unions negotiate with management for workers as a group, the requirement that children attend school up to a certain age, a person who opposes all …

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 …

you subtract _ from exports before adding exports to gdp, low _ creates economic stability, sum or total. economics term, an _ in working population …

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

cpa provides more _ cost allocation, culturally, cpa helps drive healthy _ , the _ _ waterfall shows the impact of discounts on revenue, cpa factors …

tagging data to assign context, meaning, or risk level, information that presents a moderate amount of risk, categorizing, and protecting content …

a professional who assists in the boying and selling of businesses, someone who purchases the right to operate a business under a well established …

one of the offices or groups that form part of a large business organization, the number of products or services that a company sells compared to the …

the assumption that the business will continue in operational existence for the foreseeable future, the amount paid to acquire a business over and …