Business Studies Jeopardy Jeopardy Template

Basic terminology	Business owners	Business operation	Finances
100 Someone who buys goods and services Consumer	100 A person who transforms ideas into a business Entrepreneur	100 What are 'complimentary businesses' Businesses that sell goods similar to another, like apple and android	100 what is profit The money made in surplus of the operation costs
200 Someone who owns a portion of the company or business Shareholder	200 A business owned by one person Sole trader	200 Locations seen as 'high visibility' Shopping centres and main roads	200 what is revenue All the money made by a business
300 Money paid regularly to a shareholder by a company Dividends	300 A business owned by anything between 2-400 (traditionally 2-20) people Partnership	300 To what kind of business does visibility matter most Retail and service providers	300 what is recession A period of economic decline
400 Someone with an invested interest or who is affected by a company Stakeholder	400 A business that is a different legal entity to its owner Incorporated business	400 What are 'support services' Services that supplement a business' operations, like a computer parts store next to a tech accessories store	400 what is inflation (no, the kink is not a valid answer) When the price of goods and services raises
500 What businesses do to decide which products to sell at what time Forecasting	500 What word is used to refer to government owned businesses in place of 'business? Enterprise	500 what is a 'flattened structure' in business Less levels of management	500 How do businesses create wealth By paying their employees who then buy things which in turn stimulates the economy

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