(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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A flow chart that shows a company’s organisation.
An organisation where each employee has one boss.
A plan in which the person starting their own business explains how the business is going to work and what is required.
Combining the correct production factors to enable the organisation to function optimally.
Proof of ownership of a – small – part of a company.
Free
A line organisation with a staff department or departments.
An organisation that can have assets and liabilities.
A person who starts his own business and does not employ employees.
Agreement that both partners own 50% of the assets.
People working together to achieve certain goals.
An enterprise where one person, the owner, is in charge.
Giving instructions to employees, motivating them and helping them carry out the instructions.
An organisation that is not profit focused.
Free
Agreement that only the assets accumulated during the marriage or civil partnership will be split.
When interest paid out in the current year is calculated to include the interest amount from the previous year.
The Kamer van Koophandel (KvK, Chamber of Commerce) helps businesses and implements legislation such as the handelsregisterwet (Dutch
Trade Register Act).
An organisation with members and a goal.
The amount to be paid annually to an insurance company.
Monitoring to ensure employees are carrying out their activities and objectives are achieved.
Form of enterprise where two or more persons are the owners of the company.
Agreement that the donor gives money or goods away without the need to supply anything in return.
Another word for a ‘self-employed person without employees’.
An entrepreneur combines the production factors nature, labour and capital to create a product or service with which money (profit) can be earned.
A specialist department that makes recommendations and supports management.
Detailing the objectives using a time schedule.
Form of enterprise where the value of the company is divided into shares. The shares are publicly sold.
Gift where the receiver is not in charge of managing the gift themselves.
A senior employee who sets objectives, makes plans, organises and checks.
Business form in which the value of the company is divided into shares. The shares are not publicly sold.
An organisation with a goal but without members.
Each year, the same amount of interest is paid out (in the case of a fixed interest percentage).
