Business & Finance

A business that provides goods or services to another business.

The relationship between how much of something is available and how much people want it, which affects prices.

The network of businesses involved in producing and delivering a product.

The specific group of customers a business wants to sell to.

A tax on goods coming into or going out of a country.

Activities that help a group of workers work better together.

A formal written offer to supply goods or do work at a stated price; to make such an offer.

The rules and details that form part of an agreement.

A statement from a customer praising a product or service.

To make brief contact with someone to check how things are going.

When a country imports more than it exports.

The total value of sales in a period; also the rate at which staff leave and are replaced.

The percentage of people in the labour force who are looking for work but do not have a job.

A feature that makes a product different from and better than competitors (USP).

To persuade a customer to buy something more expensive or extra.

An estimate of how much something, such as a company or property, is worth.

Money invested in new or growing companies with high potential, in exchange for ownership.

How much and how quickly prices change.

A large building where goods are stored before being sold or delivered.

Selling goods in large quantities, usually to businesses rather than the public.

Good for everyone involved.

Customers telling other people about a business.

A healthy balance between time spent working and time for personal life.

The amount of work a person or team has to do.

The income from an investment, usually shown as a percentage; to produce a result.