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Finance Fundamentals Crossword
 

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Finance Fundamentals CrosswordOnline version

Core finance terms and meanings

by Eldor Mamadullayev
1

Resources with economic value owned by a firm or individual.

2

Ownership stake in an entity after liabilities are subtracted.

3

Income earned from normal business activities.

4

A cost incurred in the course of earning revenue.

5

A plan that estimates income and spending over a period.

6

The rate at which prices rise over time, reducing purchasing power.

7

Distribution of profits to shareholders.

8

Ease of converting assets to cash without significant loss.

9

The amount of a product consumers want to buy.

10

The amount of a product producers are willing to sell.

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1

Resources with economic value owned by a firm or individual.

2

Ownership stake in an entity after liabilities are subtracted.

3

Income earned from normal business activities.

4

A cost incurred in the course of earning revenue.

5

A plan that estimates income and spending over a period.

6

The rate at which prices rise over time, reducing purchasing power.

7

Distribution of profits to shareholders.

8

Ease of converting assets to cash without significant loss.

9

The amount of a product consumers want to buy.

10

The amount of a product producers are willing to sell.

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5
3
9
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