1Accounting/Economics
2Accounting/Economics
3Accounting/Economics
4Accounting/Economics
5Accounting/Economics
100

the study of particular markets and sections of the economy

What's microeconomics?

100

given to customers for paying their debts promptly

What's cash discount?

100

the sum of all individual demand for a particular product

What's market demand?

100

small document that a person depositing money fills in with the date and amount of money being paid

What's paying-in-slip?

100

the commercialisation of new ideas and products as an essential source of poductivity

What's innovation?

200

a record in ledgers, used to collect and store debit and credit amount

What's account?

200

refers to the willingness and the ability of customers to pay a given price to buy a good or service

What's demand?

200

inverse relationship between the price of good or service and the quantity demand of the products

What's law of demand?

200

in demand mean a fall in the quantity demanded for a product following an increase in its price

What's contraction?

200

products that are jointly demanded e.g. tennis balls and tennis racquets

What's complements?

300

the study of economic behaviour and decision making in the whole economy

What's macroeconomics?

300

a copy of an invoice retained by a seller when a credit sale is made

What's sale invoice?

300

when fund are transferred from one bank account to another by electronic mean

What's bank transfer?

300

what suppliers usually send a monthly statement of account to their customers

What's statement of account?

300

a document issued by a customer to a suppliers

What's debit notes?

400

an account of a person or business

What's personal account?

400

the goals or target of an organisation such as business survival, social welfare, growth and profit maximisation

What's objectives?

400

the abilityand willingness of firms to provide goods or services at given price levels

What's supply?

400

is an expense paid in advance

What's prepaid income?

400

refers to the system of relying on the market forces of demand and supply to allocating resources

What's price mechanism?

500

refers to the method of allocating scarce resources through the market force of demand and supply

What's market system?

500

issued by a supplier to a customer acknowledging the receipt of goods returned

What's credit notes?

500

enables a business to order its bank to pay a certain set amount of money

What's standing orders? 

500

not a factor of production

What's money?

500

is the invoice received by a customers for a credit purchases made

What's purchases invoice?

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