Green
Large amount of money used for starting a new business.
CAPITAL
Money earned after paying the costs of producing and selling goods and services.
PROFIT
An idea.
CONCEPT
Useful or valuable possessions.
RESOURCES
Method of paying for goods or services at a later time, usually paying interest, as well as the initial money.
CREDIT
TAX
The money you spend to keep an organization functioning.
COSTS
Debt.
LIABILITY
People who put money in a business to make a profit.
INVESTORS
The system of people and things that are involved in getting a product from the place where it is made to the person who buys it.
SUPPLY CHAIN
Capital supplied by a bank, to be paid later with a surcharge.
BANK LOAN
RETAIL
The total amount of money received from sales of goods and services.
TURNOVER
The total income that a company receives regularly.
GROSS REVENUE
All the movements of money within the organization in a certain period.
CASH FLOW
A plan presented by a company to obtain finance in a new commercial project.
The amount that a bank charges on the money lent.
INTEREST RATE
A name or a logo which is put on a product, and cannot be legally used by any other producer.
TRADEMARK
Something valuable belonging to an organization which can be used to pay debts.
ASSETS
Opposite of borrwo money.
LEND MONEY
Shops that are owned by a particular company, and sell the goods the company produces.
OUTLETS
An authorization given by a company to an individual or group permitting them to carry out commercial activities, e.g., providing a broadcasting service or acting as an agent for a company's products.
FRANCHISE
A system of questionnaire to obtain information for market research.
SURVEY
LUCRATIVE
Fixed costs all businesses have, irrespective of whether they do well or not.
Overheads.