ManagersCompanies (corporations) Grossdomesticproduct(GDP)FranchiseBusiness QuaternarysectorDiseconomiesof scale ProtectionistpoliciesJointventureServicesStakeholder conflictLocalcommunityGlobalizationSynergyTacticOddOneOutDeed ofPartnership Conciliation Ethicalobjectives MarketingTacticalobjectivesHumanresources(HR)InternalgrowthIncorporation (incorporated)StrategicalliancesEthicsUnlimitedliabilityGovernmentLimitedpartnershipLimitedliabilityMultinationalcompany(MNC)PrimarysectorStakeholder mappingInternaldiseconomiesof scaleFinancialeconomiesof scaleManagerialeconomiesof scaleHostcountryMergerHorizontalintegrationDirectors Arbitration Employees Entrepreneurship Conflict Demerger TakeoverNon-governmentalorganizations (NGOs)PartnershipInternalstakeholdersCorporatesocialresponsibility(CSR) OptimaloutputlevelExternaleconomiesof scalePurchasingeconomiesof scaleVisionstatementRiskbearingeconomiesof scaleFinanciersInitial publicoffering (IPO)Competitors Factors ofproductionValueaddedAddingvalue PubliclyheldcompanySocialenterprisesStrategiesInternaleconomiesof scaleNeedsObjectivesSleepingpartnerCustomers MissionstatementSMARTobjectivesProductionSuppliersStakeholdersMarketingeconomiesof scaleSoletrader(soleproprietor)Operations (oroperationsmanagement)Specializationeconomies ofscaleBackwardsverticalintegration WantsStockexchangeFranchisingPrivatesectorPublicsectorVerticalintegrationAcquisition LateralintegrationTechnicaleconomiesof scaleTargetcompanyShareholders(stockholders)Externaldiseconomiesof scaleSecondarysectorTertiarysectorConsumers Ethicalcode ofpractice GoodsCooperatives ExternalgrowthPrivatelyheldcompanyConglomerate PressuregroupsEntrepreneurs ForwardverticalintegrationFinanceandaccountsExternalstakeholdersStrategicobjectivesEconomiesof scale ManagersCompanies (corporations) Grossdomesticproduct(GDP)FranchiseBusiness QuaternarysectorDiseconomiesof scale ProtectionistpoliciesJointventureServicesStakeholder conflictLocalcommunityGlobalizationSynergyTacticOddOneOutDeed ofPartnership Conciliation Ethicalobjectives MarketingTacticalobjectivesHumanresources(HR)InternalgrowthIncorporation (incorporated)StrategicalliancesEthicsUnlimitedliabilityGovernmentLimitedpartnershipLimitedliabilityMultinationalcompany(MNC)PrimarysectorStakeholder mappingInternaldiseconomiesof scaleFinancialeconomiesof scaleManagerialeconomiesof scaleHostcountryMergerHorizontalintegrationDirectors Arbitration Employees Entrepreneurship Conflict Demerger TakeoverNon-governmentalorganizations (NGOs)PartnershipInternalstakeholdersCorporatesocialresponsibility(CSR) OptimaloutputlevelExternaleconomiesof scalePurchasingeconomiesof scaleVisionstatementRiskbearingeconomiesof scaleFinanciersInitial publicoffering (IPO)Competitors Factors ofproductionValueaddedAddingvalue PubliclyheldcompanySocialenterprisesStrategiesInternaleconomiesof scaleNeedsObjectivesSleepingpartnerCustomers MissionstatementSMARTobjectivesProductionSuppliersStakeholdersMarketingeconomiesof scaleSoletrader(soleproprietor)Operations (oroperationsmanagement)Specializationeconomies ofscaleBackwardsverticalintegration WantsStockexchangeFranchisingPrivatesectorPublicsectorVerticalintegrationAcquisition LateralintegrationTechnicaleconomiesof scaleTargetcompanyShareholders(stockholders)Externaldiseconomiesof scaleSecondarysectorTertiarysectorConsumers Ethicalcode ofpractice GoodsCooperatives ExternalgrowthPrivatelyheldcompanyConglomerate PressuregroupsEntrepreneurs ForwardverticalintegrationFinanceandaccountsExternalstakeholdersStrategicobjectivesEconomiesof scale 

Intro to Business BINGO - 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. Managers
  2. Companies (corporations)
  3. Gross domestic product (GDP)
  4. Franchise
  5. Business
  6. Quaternary sector
  7. Diseconomies of scale
  8. Protectionist policies
  9. Joint venture
  10. Services
  11. Stakeholder conflict
  12. Local community
  13. Globalization
  14. Synergy
  15. Tactic
  16. Odd One Out
  17. Deed of Partnership
  18. Conciliation
  19. Ethical objectives
  20. Marketing
  21. Tactical objectives
  22. Human resources (HR)
  23. Internal growth
  24. Incorporation (incorporated)
  25. Strategic alliances
  26. Ethics
  27. Unlimited liability
  28. Government
  29. Limited partnership
  30. Limited liability
  31. Multinational company (MNC)
  32. Primary sector
  33. Stakeholder mapping
  34. Internal diseconomies of scale
  35. Financial economies of scale
  36. Managerial economies of scale
  37. Host country
  38. Merger
  39. Horizontal integration
  40. Directors
  41. Arbitration
  42. Employees
  43. Entrepreneurship
  44. Conflict
  45. Demerger
  46. Takeover
  47. Non-governmental organizations (NGOs)
  48. Partnership
  49. Internal stakeholders
  50. Corporate social responsibility (CSR)
  51. Optimal output level
  52. External economies of scale
  53. Purchasing economies of scale
  54. Vision statement
  55. Risk bearing economies of scale
  56. Financiers
  57. Initial public offering (IPO)
  58. Competitors
  59. Factors of production
  60. Value added
  61. Adding value
  62. Publicly held company
  63. Social enterprises
  64. Strategies
  65. Internal economies of scale
  66. Needs
  67. Objectives
  68. Sleeping partner
  69. Customers
  70. Mission statement
  71. SMART objectives
  72. Production
  73. Suppliers
  74. Stakeholders
  75. Marketing economies of scale
  76. Sole trader (sole proprietor)
  77. Operations (or operations management)
  78. Specialization economies of scale
  79. Backwards vertical integration
  80. Wants
  81. Stock exchange
  82. Franchising
  83. Private sector
  84. Public sector
  85. Vertical integration
  86. Acquisition
  87. Lateral integration
  88. Technical economies of scale
  89. Target company
  90. Shareholders (stockholders)
  91. External diseconomies of scale
  92. Secondary sector
  93. Tertiary sector
  94. Consumers
  95. Ethical code of practice
  96. Goods
  97. Cooperatives
  98. External growth
  99. Privately held company
  100. Conglomerate
  101. Pressure groups
  102. Entrepreneurs
  103. Forward vertical integration
  104. Finance and accounts
  105. External stakeholders
  106. Strategic objectives
  107. Economies of scale