Management
The difference between organisation and Business
What is profit?
The Human Resource Department is commonly associated with:
What is hiring and firing?
The term for the process of promoting and selling products or services?
What is Marketing?
The alternate name for Profit & Loss Account:
What is an Income Statement?
The need or desire for a product or service
What is Demand?
A small business has _____ or fewer employees.
What is 25?
The Minimum Wage of Trinidad and Tobago is:
What is $20.50?
The platform which is primarily known for sharing photos and videos with captions?
What is instagram?
Assets - Capital =
What is liabilities?
The overall increase in prices in the economy is known as.
What is inflation?
Commercial transactions that crosses the borders of two or more countries is the definition of:
What is International Business?
The primary use of a résumé is for?
What is apply for a job?
The term for a building where travelers can stay overnight, typically providing services like lodging and meals?
What is a Hotel?
Owners Equity+Liability=
What is Assets?
The principle that buyers will purchase more of a product as its price drops and less as its price increases.
What is the law of demand?
The facilitation a borderless world where trade can take place with little to no barriers is the definition of:
What is Globalisation?
The first type of training is called:
What is Orientation?
What is the term for the specific group of consumers at which a company aims its products and services?
What is target market?
Liability+Capital=
What is Assets?
The political system in which the government owns and operates all factors of production.
What is Communism?
The international organisation that enforces the rules of international trade:
What is World Trade Organisation?
The minimum age for legally working in Trinidad and Tobago is:
What is 16 years?
The term for the activity of travelling for pleasure, enjoyment, or relaxation?
What is Tourism?
The three main parts of a Balance Sheet:
What are Assets, Liabilities and Capital?
The economy that relies on a centralised government to control all or most factors of production and decisions
What is planned economy?