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| a business whose goal is to make money by supplying goods and services |
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| Not-for-Profit Organization |
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| an organization that raises funds for a specific goal. |
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| sales or income received from normal business operations |
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| expenditures that are involved in running a business |
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| the income that is left after all costs and expenses are paid |
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| the people who purchase goods and services |
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| the business that make goods or provides services |
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| the location where producers and consumers come together to engage in the buying and selling of goods and services |
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| business owned by one person |
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| a system supplying a public need |
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| business usually owned by two or more partners |
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| a business owned by shareholders |
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| owners purchase a license to use the name and operating procedures of a business |
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| owned by its workers or members who buy from the business |
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| no longer produced or used, out of date |
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| describes the effect of a change in a firm's product price on the quantity demanded of that product |
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| a person who organizes and operates a business or businesses |
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| Things that are necessary for survival |
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| Things that are not necessary for survival |
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