Accounts Payable

Accounts Receivable

Acquisition

Advertising

To measure the average time to collect receivables.

To ensure employers treat applicants and employees equally regardless of age.

To guarantee disabled people equal access to employment.

To protect companies during recovery from insured perils.

Equal access to employment and public places for disabled people.

Equal treatment of employees regardless of age.

Protection of companies during recovery from insured perils.

Financing for risky small venture startups.

A method of applying verbal or symbolic means to identify a product or service.

A formal financial statement illustrating assets, liabilities, and owner's equity as of a specific date.

A qualification necessary for a job, approved as a reason for discrimination.

A written description of a new idea projecting marketing and financial aspects.

The average time required to sell inventory.

The point at which total sales revenue equals total operating costs.

The process of guiding and supervising activities in an organization.

Insurance coverage for property damaged by an insured peril.

Companies during recovery from insured perils.

The average time required to collect receivables.

The process of guiding activities in an organization.

Private investors financing risky startups.

A qualification necessary for a job.

A written description of a new idea projecting marketing, operational, and financial aspects.

A method of applying verbal or symbolic means to identify a product or service.

A formal financial statement illustrating assets and liabilities.

The paying of a debt in regular installments over time.

The process of guiding activities in an organization.

Insurance coverage for property damaged by an insured peril.

A written description of a new idea projecting marketing aspects.

To measure the average time required to sell inventory.

To provide financing for new or risky small venture startups.

To ensure equal treatment of employees regardless of age.

To protect companies during recovery from insured perils.

An unwritten promise by a customer to pay at a later date for goods sold or services rendered.

An unwritten promise to pay creditors for property, merchandise, supplies, or equipment purchased on credit.

The amount by which total assets exceed total liabilities of a business.

A financial report showing a firm's sources of cash as well as its uses of cash.

The amount of cash a company generates and uses during a period.

A financial report showing a firm's sources of cash as well as its uses of cash.

The difference between current assets and current liabilities.

A type of credit granted by retailers for individual or family satisfaction.

A corporation taxed by the federal government as a separate legal entity.

A source of market data explaining where certain businesses are located.

A financial report showing a firm's sources of cash.

An association of business people promoting commercial interests.

To provide monetary benefits to businesses that experience unforeseen perils.

To prohibit discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, pregnancy, or natural origin.

To explain where certain manufacturers are located.

To compile population statistics by region and area.

The balance of costly goods paid for in small monthly payments.

The difference between current assets and current liabilities.

The amount of cash a company generates during a period.

A financial report showing a firm's sources of cash.

A type of credit granted by retailers used by individuals or families for satisfaction of their own wants.

A balance of costly goods paid for in small monthly payments.

A financial report showing a firm's sources of cash.

A source of market data explaining where certain businesses are located.

To compile population statistics by region and area.

To attempt to protect and promote the commercial interest in a community.

To explain where certain manufacturers are located.

To provide monetary benefits to businesses that experience unforeseen perils.

Monetary benefits to a business that has experienced an unforeseen peril such as flood or fire.

A financial report showing a firm's sources of cash.

A type of credit granted by retailers for individual satisfaction.

The difference between current assets and current liabilities.

To show a firm's sources of cash as well as its uses of cash.

To explain where certain manufacturers are located.

To compile population statistics by region and area.

To provide monetary benefits to businesses that experience unforeseen perils.

Source of market data explaining where certain businesses are located.

Source of market data explaining where new home sales occur.

Source of market data explaining population statistics.

Source of market data explaining where certain manufacturers are located.

An unwritten promise by a customer to pay for goods or services rendered.

An unwritten promise to pay creditors for property, merchandise, supplies, or equipment purchased on credit.

A registered right of a creator to reproduce, publish, and sell their work.

A movement that seeks to strengthen the rights of consumers relative to sellers.

The statistical study of human populations with respect to their size, density, and composition.

The loss in value of a fixed asset due to wear and tear or the passage of time.

The wealth produced in or near a community that provides employment and income.

The quantity to be purchased which minimizes total costs.

To regulate the activities of an organization and guide or supervise them.

To estimate the amount of potential income produced by a business.

To minimize total costs in purchasing.

To study human populations statistically.

A firm's profits after subtracting cost of goods sold and cash operating expenses, but before subtracting interest expense, taxes, depreciation, and amortization.

The wealth produced in a community that provides employment and income.

The registered right of a creator to reproduce, publish, and sell their work.

The loss in value of a fixed asset due to wear and tear.

A person who organizes, manages, and assumes the risk of a business firm or venture.

A person who studies human populations statistically.

A person who regulates the activities of an organization.

A person who provides employment applications for job seekers.

Any borrowed or loaned capital invested in the business that must be repaid to creditors.

The statistical study of human populations with respect to their size, density, and composition.

The loss in value of a fixed asset due to wear and tear.

The wealth produced in a community that provides employment and income.

To minimize total costs in purchasing.

To regulate the activities of an organization.

To estimate the amount of potential income produced by a business.

To study human populations statistically.

An artificial being, invisible, intangible, and existing only in contemplation of law.

A registered right of a creator to reproduce, publish, and sell their work.

A movement that seeks to strengthen the rights of consumers relative to sellers.

A record of statements made at the time the applicant first seeks employment.

An unwritten promise by a customer to pay, at a later date, for goods sold or services rendered.

An unwritten promise to pay creditors for property, such as merchandise, supplies, or equipment, purchased on credit, or for services received on credit.

A management function which compares organizational and individual performance with predetermined standards or expected results.

A governmental agency with environment protection regulatory and enforcement authority.

A governmental agency with environment protection regulatory and enforcement authority.

A management function that compares organizational and individual performance with predetermined standards.

A process of acquiring, training, developing, motivating, and appraising employees.

A federal legislation requiring employers to check job applicants' papers to ensure they are authorized to work in the U.S.

Outlaws discrimination in pay against those who are over forty years old.

Outlaws discriminatory practices in pay and requires employers to pay a minimum wage.

Outlaws discrimination in pay based on race, color, religion, sex, or national origin.

Outlaws discrimination in pay against those who are over forty years old.

To develop a comprehensive strategy for meeting future human resource needs.

To compare organizational and individual performance with predetermined standards.

To obtain cash before payments are received from customers by selling accounts receivable to a third party.

To invest in long-term assets such as land, building, and machinery.

A cost that, for a given period of time and range of activity, does not change in total but becomes progressively smaller on a per-unit basis as volume increases.

A cost that increases with declining business activity.

A cost that is directly proportional to the level of production or sales.

A cost that is invested in long-term assets such as land, building, and machinery.

To outlaw discrimination in pay against those who are over forty years old.

To require employers to check job applicants' papers to ensure they are authorized to work in the U.S.

To regulate and enforce environmental protection laws.

To develop a comprehensive strategy for meeting future human resource needs.

A management function that compares organizational and individual performance with predetermined standards.

Capital that is invested or available for investment in the ownership of a business.

A cost that does not change in total but becomes progressively smaller on a per-unit basis as volume increases.

An intangible asset such as the name or reputation of a funeral home.

Pay employees a minimum wage and overtime for hours worked beyond forty in a week.

Ensure that employees are authorized to work in the U.S.

Develop a comprehensive strategy for meeting future human resource needs.

Invest in long-term assets such as land, building, and machinery.

An unwritten promise by a customer to pay, at a later date, for goods sold or services rendered.

An unwritten promise to pay creditors for property, such as merchandise, supplies, or equipment, purchased on credit, or for services received on credit.

A formal financial statement which presents the income, expenses, and resulting net profit or net loss for a given period.

The introduction of something new; a new idea, method, or device.

An unwritten promise by a customer to pay, at a later date, for goods sold or services rendered.

Balance of costly goods paid for in small monthly payments over a period of time.

Those goods or stock of goods which are held for resale.

Life insurance that protects a firm against losses due to a death of a key employee.

Inventory turnover

Income Statement

Job specification

Limited Liability Company (LLC)

The introduction of something new; a new idea, method, or device.

A document that lists the major responsibilities and tasks of the job.

The process of determining the critical components of a job for purposes of selecting, training, and rewarding personnel.

The anticipated value of an asset that would be realized in case of liquidation of the business.

Balance of costly goods paid for in small monthly payments over a period of time.

Uneventful protection for the small business owner in regards to monetary compensation in the event that a business and/or personal peril is experienced.

Partnerships with limited liability of a corporation; owners known as members.

The number of times the average inventory has been sold or used up during a period.

To determine the critical components of a job for purposes of selecting, training, and rewarding personnel.

To list the major responsibilities and tasks of the job.

To list the knowledge, skills, abilities, and personal characteristics a job holder must possess to perform effectively.

To protect a firm against losses due to a death of a key employee.

Aspects of partnerships with limited liability of a corporation; owners known as members.

The anticipated value of an asset that would be realized in case of liquidation of the business.

Uneventful protection for the small business owner in regards to monetary compensation in the event that a business and/or personal peril is experienced.

The introduction of something new; a new idea, method, or device.

The anticipated value of an asset that would be realized in case of liquidation of the business.

The number of times the average inventory has been sold or used up during a period.

A document that lists the major responsibilities and tasks of the job.

Life insurance that protects a firm against losses due to a death of a key employee.

An unwritten promise by a customer to pay at a later date for goods sold or services rendered.

An unwritten promise to pay creditors for property, merchandise, supplies, or equipment purchased on credit.

A document designed to communicate the organization's goals for the future.

A reduction of selling price below the original selling place.

Accounts Receivable

Long-Range Plan (Strategic Plan)

Market Value Approach

Net Worth

Markdown

Markup

Net Profit

Market Value Approach

To provide incentives to supply the proper quantities of demanded products or services.

To enforce safety and health matters for most United States employees.

To determine where potential customers are located.

To execute the development, pricing, promotion, and distribution of goods/services.

Open-end credit (revolving account)

Accounts Payable

Net Income

Market Value Approach

Merchandising business

Manufacturing business

Marketing Management

Market survey

Marketing

Market Value Approach

Motivating

Accounts Receivable

Net Worth

Net Income (Net Profit)

Markup

Markdown

A promise by a customer to pay for goods sold or services rendered at a later date.

A promise to pay creditors for property, merchandise, supplies, or equipment purchased on credit.

A comparison of profit and expenses expressed as a percentage of sales income.

The voluntary association of two or more people to carry on as co-owners of a lawful enterprise.

A comparison of profit and each item of expense expressed as a percentage of sales income.

Expenses incurred in the normal operation of a business.

The registered right of an inventor to make, use, and sell an invention.

Capital invested in the business by the owner(s).

Organizing

Planning

Recruitment

Partnership

Claims that a product caused bodily injury or property damage to the user.

Expenses incurred in the normal operation of a business.

The fair market price to purchase similar products in similar condition.

The voluntary association of two or more people for joint profit.

The fair market price to purchase similar products in similar condition.

The overall financial strength of a business.

The arrangement and distribution of work among members of an organization.

The registered right of an inventor to make, use, and sell an invention.

A business owned by one person who bears unlimited liability for the enterprise.

A voluntary association of two or more people for joint profit.

A process of forming a pool of qualified applicants for tasks that need to be filled.

A written summary of one's personal, educational, and professional achievements.

The fair market price to purchase similar products in similar condition.

A comparison of profit and expenses expressed as a percentage of sales income.

Capital invested in the business by the owner(s).

The process of forming a pool of qualified applicants for tasks that need to be filled.

A written summary of one's personal, educational, and professional achievements.

A promise to pay creditors for property purchased on credit.

A quantitative evaluation of a company's financial statements.

Insurance that protects a firm against claims of bodily injury or property damage.

An unwritten promise by a customer to pay for goods or services rendered.

A condition in which there is a possibility of an adverse deviation from a desired outcome.

An unwritten promise to pay creditors for property, merchandise, supplies, or equipment purchased on credit.

A plan which provides inducements to potential purchases of products and/or services.

To provide a service as opposed to a product.

To preserve assets and earning power associated with a business.

To estimate the worth or price of a company.

To finance distribution of producers' goods.

Sole Proprietorship

S Corporation

Service Business

Venture Capitalist

To provide exclusive rights to a distinct name, sign, or symbol.

To finance, operate, and manage small businesses.

To estimate the worth or price of a company.

To select employees and assign them to tasks.

Assets that can be appraised by value or seen or touched.

An intangible asset that is a distinct name, sign, or symbol.

A cost which is uniform per unit but fluctuates in direct proportion to activity.

A form of credit extended by one business to another.

Discrimination in employment against Vietnam Era veterans.

Fluctuation in direct proportion to activity volume.

Inducements to potential purchases of products and/or services.

Financing of new business ventures.

To provide exclusive rights to a distinct name, sign, or symbol for a specified period of time.

To estimate the worth or price of a company.

To finance distribution of producers' goods.

To preserve assets and earning power associated with a business.

A cost which is uniform per unit but fluctuates in direct proportion to activity volume.

A form of risk management for individual loss categories.

A plan which provides inducements to potential purchases of products and/or services.

A business that is independently owned and operated.

To invest in or financially sponsor a new business.

To provide exclusive rights to a distinct name, sign, or symbol.

To estimate the worth or price of a company.

To select employees and assign them to tasks.

A form of credit extended by one business to another to finance distribution of producers' goods.

A cost which is uniform per unit but fluctuates in direct proportion to activity volume.

An unwritten promise to pay creditors for property purchased on credit.

A plan which provides inducements to potential purchases of products and/or services.

An unwritten promise to pay creditors for property, such as merchandise, supplies, or equipment, purchased on credit, or for services received on credit.

An unwritten promise by a customer to pay, at a later date, for goods sold or services rendered.

The difference between current assets and current liabilities.

The formal codification of land use policies by a unit of local government.

The difference between current assets and current liabilities.

An unwritten promise by a customer to pay, at a later date, for goods sold or services rendered.

An unwritten promise to pay creditors for property, such as merchandise, supplies, or equipment, purchased on credit, or for services received on credit.

The formal codification of land use policies by a unit of local government.

Accounts Payable.

Circulating Capital.

Accounts Receivable.

Zoning Ordinance.

The difference between current assets and current liabilities.

An unwritten promise to pay creditors for property, such as merchandise, supplies, or equipment, purchased on credit, or for services received on credit.

An unwritten promise by a customer to pay, at a later date, for goods sold or services rendered.

The formal codification of land use policies by a unit of local government.

To establish permitted uses for land and distinguish between different types of uses which may be incompatible.

To calculate the difference between current assets and current liabilities.

To define the Fair Labor Standards Act.

To record unwritten promises to pay creditors for property purchased on credit.