Business Law
Businesses are legally required to work towards making this.
What is profit?
What is the European Union?
This is the capital of Oregon
Where is Salem?
The type of taxation that corporations incur.
What is double taxation?
CEO and CFO stand for this.
What is Chief Executive Officer and Chief Financial Officer?
This is generally what patents protect.
What is an invention?
Government payments to a domestic company like a farm or an airline.
What are subsidies?
This the language that gives us the word "repetoire".
What is French?
This type of business usually needs an informal agreement to operate effectively.
When is a partnership?
This skill allows managers to work with other people in work with others in communicative and engaging ways.
What are Human Relations skills?
The type of merger where a car company buys a tire company.
What is a vertical merger?
Taxes on goods coming into a country.
What are tariffs?
This is the number of marvel movies. (Closest wins)
How much is 31?
This is almost like a corporation but more usable for smaller operations.
What is an LLC?
A control function
What is something that measures performance relative to planned objectives?
This is what a trademark protects. (Will accept multiple answers)
What is logos, names, and phrases?
Direct restrictions on the amount of goods that can be brought into a country through trade.
What is an import quota?
The fourth planet from the sun.
What is Mars?
This is what LLC stands for.
What is limited liability corporation?
Presenting the facts of the firm to the stakeholders in a clear and honest way.
A civil wrong inflicted on someone or their property.
What is a tort?
Bribery payments to elected officials is an example of this crime.
What is corruption?
How many libraries are there at the University of Oregon (UO)?
5
This is the biggest downside of a sole proprietorship.
What is unlimited liability?
What are conceptual skills?