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the repeated rise and fall of economic activity over time
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business cycle
the repeated rise and fall of economic activity over time
business plan
a written description of a new business venture that describes all aspects of the proposed agribusi- ness; it helps you focus on exactly what you want to do, how you want to do it, and what you expect to accomplish
business survey
a survey that a business conducts to determine the market potential for a selected business
capital
goods used to produce other goods and services; the investment that the owner has put into the business
capital intensive
having a high capital cost per unit of output; requiring greater expenditure in the form of capital than of labor
capitalism
an economic system where individuals own resources and have the right to use their time and resources however they choose
collateral
something of value deposited with a lender as a pledge to secure repayment of a loan
diligence
steady application; constancy in an effort to accomplish something
entrepreneur
person who accepts all the risks pertain- ing to forming and operating a small business. This also entails performing all business functions associated with a product or service and includes social responsibility and legal requirements
financial institutions
any business that lends money
financial resources
any place that a consumer or business person can acquire money
free enterprise
economic system that allows individu- als to organize and conduct business with a minimum of government control; individuals privately own what they produce
investors
one who provides money to others, usually a business, for later income or profit
niche
place or position in the community suitable for a person or thing
rapport
a harmonious or sympathetic relationship
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