Accounting Equation & Assets
Credit & Collection
Economics & Exchange
Management Mastery
Tech & Talk
100

The formula: $Assets = Liabilities + \_\_\_\_$?

Capital/Equity

100

To determine creditworthiness, businesses use these "4 Cs."

Character, Capacity, Capital, Conditions

100

The economic system in a democracy based on free enterprise.

Capitalism

100

These are the five core functions of management.

What are Planning, Organizing, Staffing, Leading, and Controlling?

100

This is anything that interferes with the sender’s delivery or the receiver’s interpretation of a message.

What is Noise?

200

In automated accounting, this is the process used to check the accuracy of processed information.

What is an Audit?

200

This is another technical name for an investment bank.

What is an Underwriter?

200

Land, labor, capital goods, and entrepreneurship are collectively known as these.

What are the Factors of Production?

200

These are the formal rules and regulations adopted by a corporation to guide its management.

What are Bylaws?

200

Flashing lights, sirens, traffic signals, and hand gestures are all examples of this.

What is Nonverbal Communication?

300

This specific financial statement is used to answer the question, “How profitable is the firm?”

What is an Income Statement?

300

Most corporations choose to distribute some profits as dividends and keep the rest as this.

What are Retained Earnings?

300

This occurs when nations combine to form a common market or a free-trade area.

What is Economic Integration?

300

A team discussion technique used to generate as many ideas as possible for solving a problem.

What is Brainstorming?

300

This is a system of data storage that operates over widely dispersed Internet networks rather than local servers.

What is The Cloud?

400

This is a financial plan specifically designed for replacing old fixed assets or acquiring new ones.

What is a Capital Budget?

400

"Current," "Debt," and "Profit" are all common examples of these used to evaluate a business.

What are Ratios?

400

his economic condition exists when only one company provides a product or service without any competition.

What is a Monopoly?

400

This type of mentoring occurs when younger employees help older generations understand technology.

What is Reverse Mentoring?

400

To protect its data from unauthorized users or hackers, a company should install this.

What is a Firewall?

500

Expensive assets used for a long time, like buildings or machinery.

Fixed Assets

500

This should not be an objective of a collection procedure.

Converting credit customers to cash customers

500

The type of "capital" that refers to the knowledge and skills of workers.

Human Capital

500

This 1935 federal act gave employees the right to join unions and bargain collectively.

What is the Wagner Act (or National Labor Relations Act)?

500

These are the raw facts and figures that businesses generate before they are processed into information.

What is Data?

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