Mergingbusinesses thatare at differentstages ofproductionWhen thewhole isgreater thanthe sum ofindividual partsconstructingbudgetsbased onpast trendsWhen acompanysells off apart of itsbusinesssetting eachbudgetholder'saccount tononeholdinginsufficientstocks, henceunable tomeet demandThe termfor beingyour ownbossInitialinvestmentcost /contributionper monthWhere thefinalpurchase ofthe goodtakes placefinancialplans of thecosts of staffover the yearthe name ofthe guy knownfor creatingforces andstrategiesupper limit ofstock that abusinesswishes toholdgoods thatare referredto as 'work-in-progress'When apublicly heldcompany firstsells its sharesto the publicdiscrepanciesthat arebeneficial totheorganizationcash-in-handused foreverydayexpenses ofthe businessValue of anasset asshown onthe balancesheetthe time lagbetweenplacing anorder andreceiving thestocksholdingtoo muchstocksdepartmentof businessthat incursboth costsand profitsIntangible assetwhich existswhen the valueof a firmexceeds itsbook valueWhenemployees dothe absoluteminimumrequiredInvolvementof workers inthe decisionmakingprocessDegree ofcompetitivenessthat exists withina marketValue of thenon-currentasset at theend of its lifestock level thatensures thereare stocks forcontinuedproductiondiscrepanciesthat aredetrimental totheorganizationsettingbudgets basedon the budgetsof their nearestcompetitorA decisionmakingorganizationthat convertsinputs tooutputsProcess thatinvolves athird partydeciding ona disputeactualoutcomeminusbudgetedoutcomeMergingbusinesses thatare at differentstages ofproductionWhen thewhole isgreater thanthe sum ofindividual partsconstructingbudgetsbased onpast trendsWhen acompanysells off apart of itsbusinesssetting eachbudgetholder'saccount tononeholdinginsufficientstocks, henceunable tomeet demandThe termfor beingyour ownbossInitialinvestmentcost /contributionper monthWhere thefinalpurchase ofthe goodtakes placefinancialplans of thecosts of staffover the yearthe name ofthe guy knownfor creatingforces andstrategiesupper limit ofstock that abusinesswishes toholdgoods thatare referredto as 'work-in-progress'When apublicly heldcompany firstsells its sharesto the publicdiscrepanciesthat arebeneficial totheorganizationcash-in-handused foreverydayexpenses ofthe businessValue of anasset asshown onthe balancesheetthe time lagbetweenplacing anorder andreceiving thestocksholdingtoo muchstocksdepartmentof businessthat incursboth costsand profitsIntangible assetwhich existswhen the valueof a firmexceeds itsbook valueWhenemployees dothe absoluteminimumrequiredInvolvementof workers inthe decisionmakingprocessDegree ofcompetitivenessthat exists withina marketValue of thenon-currentasset at theend of its lifestock level thatensures thereare stocks forcontinuedproductiondiscrepanciesthat aredetrimental totheorganizationsettingbudgets basedon the budgetsof their nearestcompetitorA decisionmakingorganizationthat convertsinputs tooutputsProcess thatinvolves athird partydeciding ona disputeactualoutcomeminusbudgetedoutcome

Does your brain even work?? - Call List

(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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  1. Merging businesses that are at different stages of production
  2. When the whole is greater than the sum of individual parts
  3. constructing budgets based on past trends
  4. When a company sells off a part of its business
  5. setting each budget holder's account to none
  6. holding insufficient stocks, hence unable to meet demand
  7. The term for being your own boss
  8. Initial investment cost / contribution per month
  9. Where the final purchase of the good takes place
  10. financial plans of the costs of staff over the year
  11. the name of the guy known for creating forces and strategies
  12. upper limit of stock that a business wishes to hold
  13. goods that are referred to as 'work-in-progress'
  14. When a publicly held company first sells its shares to the public
  15. discrepancies that are beneficial to the organization
  16. cash-in-hand used for everyday expenses of the business
  17. Value of an asset as shown on the balance sheet
  18. the time lag between placing an order and receiving the stocks
  19. holding too much stocks
  20. department of business that incurs both costs and profits
  21. Intangible asset which exists when the value of a firm exceeds its book value
  22. When employees do the absolute minimum required
  23. Involvement of workers in the decision making process
  24. Degree of competitiveness that exists within a market
  25. Value of the non-current asset at the end of its life
  26. stock level that ensures there are stocks for continued production
  27. discrepancies that are detrimental to the organization
  28. setting budgets based on the budgets of their nearest competitor
  29. A decision making organization that converts inputs to outputs
  30. Process that involves a third party deciding on a dispute
  31. actual outcome minus budgeted outcome