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Froggy Jumps Business vocabularyOnline version Businesses are fun by Andy Slop 1 Ownership interest in a company, typically in the form of shares. It represents the residual value after all debts have been paid. a Patent b Equity c Proof 2 A legal right granted to inventors to exclusively make, use, or sell their invention for a certain period. a Stake b Proprietary c Patent 3 Something owned by a company (like software, technology, or processes) and protected from external use without permission. a Proprietary b Customer’s acquisition cost c Proof 4 The process of determining the economic value of a business or asset. a Valuation b Proof c Patent 5 Evidence or demonstration that something (like a concept, product, or business model) works effectively. a Proof b Stake c Proprietary 6 The ownership interest or investment a person or entity has in a business, often expressed as a percentage. a Sweat equity b Stake c Royalty 7 The total cost of gaining a new customer, including marketing, sales, and onboarding expenses. a Proof b Proprietary c Customer Acquisition Costs (CAC) 8 The method or process of delivering products or services from the business to the end user or market. a Distribution b Licensing c Business model 9 A business arrangement where one company gives another permission to use its intellectual property (like a brand, technology, or patent) in exchange for a fee or royalty. a Licensing b Royalty c Market value 10 A company's plan for making a profit, detailing how it creates, delivers, and captures value. a Proof b Stake c Business Model or Concept 11 The initial idea or framework for a product, service, or business. a Business model b Sweat equity c Proof 12 Indicates a patent application has been filed, but the patent has not yet been granted. a proof b Paten pending c Business model 13 Non-monetary investment in a business a CAC b Business model c Sweat equity 14 A payment made to the owner of intellectual property for the ongoing use of that asset, usually based on revenue or units sold. a royalty b Margin c Market value 15 The estimated amount a business or asset would sell for on the open market. a Royalty b Market value c Margin 16 The difference between revenue and costs. Often expressed as a percentage, such as gross margin or net profit margin. a Market value b margin c Liquidity

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Business vocabularyOnline version

by Andy Slop

Ownership interest in a company, typically in the form of shares. It represents the residual value after all debts have been paid.

A legal right granted to inventors to exclusively make, use, or sell their invention for a certain period.

Something owned by a company (like software, technology, or processes) and protected from external use without permission.

The process of determining the economic value of a business or asset.

Evidence or demonstration that something (like a concept, product, or business model) works effectively.

The ownership interest or investment a person or entity has in a business, often expressed as a percentage.

The total cost of gaining a new customer, including marketing, sales, and onboarding expenses.

The method or process of delivering products or services from the business to the end user or market.

A business arrangement where one company gives another permission to use its intellectual property (like a brand, technology, or patent) in exchange for a fee or royalty.

A company's plan for making a profit, detailing how it creates, delivers, and captures value.

The initial idea or framework for a product, service, or business.

Indicates a patent application has been filed, but the patent has not yet been granted.

Non-monetary investment in a business

A payment made to the owner of intellectual property for the ongoing use of that asset, usually based on revenue or units sold.

The estimated amount a business or asset would sell for on the open market.

The difference between revenue and costs. Often expressed as a percentage, such as gross margin or net profit margin.