Vocabulary
The Best "SHIP"
Terms
Business & Economics
Starting Up
100

The Top Manager of an organization.

CEO- Chief Executive Officer

100

business owned and run by one person who is responsible for all of its debts.

Sole ProprietorSHIP

100

A segment of the market that is not currently being served

Niche`

100
The primary goal of all businesses
What is to earn profit
100
A person who organizes and manages any enterprise, usually with considerable initiative and risk.
What is a entrepreneur?
200

Government agency tasked with helping small businesses

SBA - Small Business Administration

200

Business with two or more owners who share in operation and financial responsibility for the business.

General PartnerSHIP

200
the total amount of money being transferred into and out of a business
What is cash flow?
200
An economic system in which the government owns and operates basic industries but individuals own most businesses.
What is socialism
200
A written description of a new business venture that describes all aspects of the business.
What is a business plan?
300

Arrangement in which a buyer purchases the right to sell the good or service of the seller

Franchise

300

arrangement where a company holds its own stock in trust for its employees, who gradually receive ownership of the stock and voting rights

ESOP - Employee Stock OwnerSHIP Plan

300
the state of being responsible for something
What is liability?
300

A union of two companies to become a new company

Merger

300

a group of small investors who invest money in companies with rapid growth potential.

Venture Capital Company

400

You can hold investors responsible but only to the limit of their personal investment in it.

Limited Liability

400

Type of partnership consisting of limited partners and general (or managing) partners

Limited PartnerSHIP

400
The process of dealing with or controlling things or people
What is management?
400

Governing body of an organization, reports to the Shareholders and delegates power to run the day to day operations while remaining responsible for its assets.

Board of Directors

400

Hard Work, Demand, Competence and Sometimes Luck

Reasons for Success of a Business.

500

Strategy where a firm sells off one or more of its business units

Divestiture

500

form of ownership that sells shares to investors who receive profits and pays taxes on the income from the profits.

Master Limited PartnerSHIP

500

large investor such as a mutual fund or pension plan that purchases large blocks of corporate stock

Institutional Investor

500

When two or more companies collaborate on a project for mutual gain

Strategic Alliance

500

Inexperience/Incompetence, Neglect, Weak Systems and Not enough $

Reasons for failure of a business.

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