Organisations Crossword Puzzle

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PUBLIC : An organisation ruled by the government, serving the general population.
PRIVATE : An organisation whose objective is to make long-lasting profit. They can go bankrupt.
NON PROFIT : An organisation helping people or animals, or protecting the environment.
FACTORY : The place where finished goods are manufactured.
COMPANY : An institution composed of a CEO, executive staff and employees whose goal is to make profit.
CITY HALL : A public institution run by the mayor, and looking after the good functioning of a town/city.
CHARITY : An organisation aiming at helping people in need, for instance, homeless or unemployed people.
NGO : An organisation, usually trying to improve society which doesn't depend on the government.
TRADE UNION : An organisation making sure workers' rights are respected within a company or public service.
GO BANKRUPT : What when a company has more debts than profit.
PROFIT : Money that a company makes when selling the goods they manufacture or offering their services.
RAW MATERIALS : materials which can be extracted directly from the ground to be later transformed into a finished good.
FINISHED GOODS : The product manufactured by a factory which is meant to be sold.
CIVIL SERVANTS : People working for and paid by the state and providing a public service.
VOLUNTEERS : People willing to help and provide some of their time to a an organisation without being paid.
SHARES : What you own when you have invested money in a company's capital.
DONATION : A sum of money that you give to an organisation, typically an NGO.
LOAN : A sum of money that a bank accepts to give you and that you will pay back over a determined period of time.
SUBSIDIES : Sums of money that the state accepts to give to a company or a sector of the economy because it thinks it will be beneficial for the society.
HEADQUARTERS : Buildings where the managers and the executive staff make decisions.
KNOW-HOW : Something you gain through experience and is the proof that what you offer is good quality.
PATENT : A certified proof that you have been the author / inventor of an object or an idea which improves the trade you're in.
MICRO ENTERPRISE : A company with less than 10 employees.

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public : an organisation ruled by the government, serving the general population.
private : an organisation whose objective is to make long-lasting profit. they can go bankrupt.
non profit : an organisation helping people or animals, or protecting the environment.
factory : the place where finished goods are manufactured.
company : an institution composed of a ceo, executive staff and employees whose goal is to make profit.
city hall : a public institution run by the mayor, and looking after the good functioning of a town/city.
charity : an organisation aiming at helping people in need, for instance, homeless or unemployed people.
ngo : an organisation, usually trying to improve society which doesn't depend on the government.
trade union : an organisation making sure workers' rights are respected within a company or public service.
go bankrupt : what when a company has more debts than profit.
profit : money that a company makes when selling the goods they manufacture or offering their services.
raw materials : materials which can be extracted directly from the ground to be later transformed into a finished good.
finished goods : the product manufactured by a factory which is meant to be sold.
civil servants : people working for and paid by the state and providing a public service.
volunteers : people willing to help and provide some of their time to a an organisation without being paid.
shares : what you own when you have invested money in a company's capital.
donation : a sum of money that you give to an organisation, typically an ngo.
loan : a sum of money that a bank accepts to give you and that you will pay back over a determined period of time.
subsidies : sums of money that the state accepts to give to a company or a sector of the economy because it thinks it will be beneficial for the society.
headquarters : buildings where the managers and the executive staff make decisions.
know-how : something you gain through experience and is the proof that what you offer is good quality.
patent : a certified proof that you have been the author / inventor of an object or an idea which improves the trade you're in.
micro enterprise : a company with less than 10 employees.