Vocabulary Bank 1st Trimester

 employer, employee, retirement, pension, remuneration, equity, revenue, expense, debt, supplies, supply, payable, utilities, earnings, tax, shareholders, stakeholders, inventory, goodwill, gross income, financial transaction, balance sheet, financial statement, strength, weakness, indebtedness, efficiency, profitability, liquidity, resources, deliver, savings, credits, asset, liability, working capital, good, company, enterprice, venture, capital, product, services, insurance, shipping, salary, wages, depreciation, advertising, manufacturing, management, expenses, income, cost, investment, breakeven- point, prices, payment, loan, accounting, fix-costs, profit, sales.

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