Business Theme Crossword Puzzle

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GRANT: a sum of money given to a business by the government
LEASING: a contract to acquire the use of resources such as properties
LOAN: an external source of finance, where you borrow an amount of money from the bank
OVERDRAFT: when a business has a negative balance in their bank account
LIABILITY: an obligation to pay another person
REVENUE: the amount of income for a business generated by its sales
MOS: the difference between the current and planned level of output and the break-even level of output
BUDGET: a financial plan of income and expenditure prepared in advance
PROFIT: total revenue - total costs
PROFITABILITY: profit as a proportion of sales
TAX: a charge made by the government on financial activities
CAPITAL: cash put into the business by the owner
LIQUIDITY: the ability to pay bills in cash
BATCH PRODUCTION: manufacture of a limited number of identical products
CELL PRODUCTION: manufacture by organising employees into multiskill teams for each stage of production
FLOW PRODUCTION: manufacture of an item in a continuous process
JOB PRODUCTION: manufacture where one product is produced at one time
JIT: ordering stock so it arrives just before previous stock arrives
DOWNSIZING: reducing capacity e.g. redundancy
APPRECIATION: rise of price in one currency against another
DEPRECIATION: fall in the value of a currency
DEFLATION: fall in the general price levels
INFLATION: general increase in price levels
RECESSION: when GDP falls for 6 months

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grant: a sum of money given to a business by the government
leasing: a contract to acquire the use of resources such as properties
loan: an external source of finance, where you borrow an amount of money from the bank
overdraft: when a business has a negative balance in their bank account
liability: an obligation to pay another person
revenue: the amount of income for a business generated by its sales
mos: the difference between the current and planned level of output and the break-even level of output
budget: a financial plan of income and expenditure prepared in advance
profit: total revenue - total costs
profitability: profit as a proportion of sales
tax: a charge made by the government on financial activities
capital: cash put into the business by the owner
liquidity: the ability to pay bills in cash
batch production: manufacture of a limited number of identical products
cell production: manufacture by organising employees into multiskill teams for each stage of production
flow production: manufacture of an item in a continuous process
job production: manufacture where one product is produced at one time
jit: ordering stock so it arrives just before previous stock arrives
downsizing: reducing capacity e.g. redundancy
appreciation: rise of price in one currency against another
depreciation: fall in the value of a currency
deflation: fall in the general price levels
inflation: general increase in price levels
recession: when gdp falls for 6 months