Business and Finance Crossword Puzzles

an increase in the amount of capital per worker, which can lead to higher productivity and economic growth, the process of increasing the amount of …

how our government gets paid so that they can run the country, money that you make, money that is spent on what you need, services or goods that you …

is the total amount of tax owed in a given period by individuals and organisations, a set of laws that govern taxation, so much money that needs to be …

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 …

you may transfer a maximum of $5,000 of the current year’s federal tuition amount, minus the amount you used to reduce your tax owing. the …

before deductions or taxes, must do, free or excuse from some obligation, permanent status granted to an employee after a specified period of …

type of technique that makes you want to jump in or be in trend, technique that destroys the credibility of other products, technique that only shows …

internal request made by an employee who needs to acquire goods or services for the business, indicates a return of funds in the event of an invoice …

letters, symbols, or categories used to represent information, a specific subset of a population used for analysis, a collection of values or …

incoterm where shipping and insurance is the responsibility of the buyer, rejection of an old offer and creation of a new offer, extending the …

money paid for borrowing or investing money, something, usually money, that is owed, a legal agreement that a bank lends you money to buy a house or …

federal deposit insurance corporation, an agreement with legal force, decrease in number, the condition of being protected from injury, a financial …

money owed to the practice, money owed by the practice, an approximate measure of a company's operating cash flow based on data from the income …

also known as bookkeeping, transactions are grouped in one place, the 12-month accounting period a company uses for financial reporting and tax …

measure of how well a company uses its money to operate and grow , money the company has to run its day to day operations, we get paid when we issue …

the net amount of cash being transferred into and out of a business. positive cash flow indicates that a company's liquid assets are increasing, …

report of a business’s financial condition at a particular moment, actually recording the business’s financial transactions, arrangement by …

printing on both sides of the page, internet-based voice communication, to add explanatory notes or comments, study of efficient workplace design, …

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 …

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

the desire for a particular good backed up by sufficient purchasing power, this occurs when the quantity demanded exceeds the quantity supplied, this …

an entrepreneur takes a calculated _ by investing money in a business opportunity, _ work for themselves and create their own jobs, entrepreneurs …

a common story pattern or character that occurs over and over in literature, to recognize the difference between things and people; to make distinct, …

_ 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, _ …

when prices increase, _ rates (the cost of borrowing money) also go up, this may happen to people on the job who fail a drug test, these go up with …

items you own that can provide future benefit to your business, the opposite of assets, what you owe to other parties such as debt, three letter …

words or symbols that identify the source of services, intellectual property theft, freely available for use, amount of time an artist has the …

something you sell (plural), tasks you perform for customers (plural), what you charge for what you sell, a strategy for promoting your business, the …

the sub field of economics that applies psychological insights into human behavior and to explain economic decision making, a subconscious error in …

the variable that you change, the variable that you measure, other variables that may affect the outcome of the study, people may change their …