Businesses that sells primarily to other businesses

Markets that sell businesses

Businesses that collaborate with other businesses

Businesses that sell produce and agriculture to other businesses

An organization that dictates a business

A manufacturing company that creates business laws

A corporation that directs how and why a business should be run

A group of individuals who make high-level management decisions for a business and establish company policies.

Businesses that sells primarily to other individual consumers

businesses that sell chicken

businesses that sells mainly to other consumers for their own gain

businesses that do not exist

A supermarket that Supplies capital goods

A market that creates artificial consumers

A msrket that sells capital goods

Consists of customers who buy products for their own use

Business that is owned and operated by those using its services; co-op

The state of a business economic status

the feelings of how a CEO feels

Buisness that is cooperative to all labor laws

Businesses that segregate themselves from their consumers

Business that is legally separate from its owners and has most of the legal rights of an actual person

Businesses that recall their products globally

Businesses that submit bankruptcy several times towards the end of the fiscal year

Portion of a corporation's earnings distributed to stockholders

income of a business

expenses of a business

Half of a company's earnings contributed towards charity

A manufacturer that makes natural resources

A corporation that steals work

Business or person that takes natural resources from the land

A business that does cross-selling

Business that destroys its money

A business that works for free

Organization that generates revenue

Business that gives up all their money to the government

A market that destroys the government

A market that buys governments

A market that works with the government

Customers include national, state, and local government offices and agencies.

Non profit organization that may be either public or private

profit organization that is neither public nor private

Profit organization that is public

Non profit organization that is private only

Business that sells stocks

Person or business that sells the goods and services from producers to consumers

Business that gives their money to charity

businesses that keep their prices at a medium level

Legal responsibility

Legal altercation

Illegal bankruptcy

Illegal cross-selling

A company that takes no responsibility

Form of business ownership that combines the benefits of a corporation with those of proprietorships and partnerships

Form of business that combines the cons of illegally selling stocks

A company that has a lot of integrity

Businesses that utilize supplies from other producers to make products

A person that takes natural resources from the earth

A person that steals other products to make their own

A person that makes products artificially

Organization that supports north American economies

Numeric system used to classify businesses and collect economic statistics; pronounced as nĀkes

System used to classify North American countries

A form of government that dictates the functions of the North American economies

An organization that works for the government

Organization that exists to serve some public purpose

Business that works to provide for pets

Organization that works for $$$$

When a person works alone in a business

Association of 2 or more persons who co-own a business with the objective of earning a profit

Assocation of two people working togehter to cross sell

When two or more people decide to stop working together

The decline of collaboration

Written contract that established a partnership; also called the articles of partnership

When one person agrees to work alone

A statement that lists the terms for starting a business

Business that creates goods and services

Businesses that burn products

An organism at the top of the food chain

A business that doesn't care about the well-being of their employees

A Business that is owned by more than two people

A principle that states the terms of finance in business

Business that is owned and often operated by a single individual

Businesses that go bankrupt

Business that buys products from wholesalers or directly from producers, and sells them to consumers to make a profit

Businesses that supply sugary drinks like coca cola

Businesses that buy bowls for a bowling company

businesses that stock up supplies for consumers

Businesses that provide capital goods that are expired

Business that earns profits by providing consumers with services that meet their needs and wants

Businesses that file for bankruptcy

Businesses that offer a service

Share of ownership in a corporation

How much debt a company has to pay off

Amount of supply a business does not have

Amount of demand a business has

A farmer that supplies partners with crops for consumers

Business that purchases large quantities of products directly from producers and sells the products in smaller quantities to retailers; known as a distributor

A person that does not partner with other businesses in fear of bankruptcy

An organization that operates for the public good