Shark Tank 2022 Vocabulary

Money that goes into making a product.

Ownership of a business.

The total income for a business.

Spending money in order to make more money through the resulting profit.

The price sold to retailers.

The measure of a business's efficiency in keeping earnings.

Person who organizes and operates a business.

Valuable property owned by an individual or business.

Promotion of a product with advertising or a distinct design.

Commercial Document issued by a seller to buyer with agreed prices.

Strategy to mitigate possible failure or leave once an objective is met.

The amount that a good or service can be sold on the market.

How much someone thinks their business is worth.

Government license that protects original ideas.

Costs that a business must pay regardless of performance.

Measuring whether a business is sustainable for future sales.

Market for goods sold in large quantities.

Becoming responsible for possible harm or damage.

Ideas that are unique and usually protected by patents.

Payments made without end.

The right for another business to produce and sell your idea in their products.

The amount of revenue after costs.

A payment made by one person to another for every item sold.

Gaining new customers.

Forecasting future sales based on studying the present situation.

The way a product is distinguished from others.

The right for your good or service to be protected by government.

Portion invested or owned in a business venture.

A patent has been applied for and now awaits Congress's answer.

Money that is moving in and out of your business.

Money loaned for a company, usually to fund purchase orders.

Price sold to individual on the market.

List of items in stock within a business.

An asset's ability to be sold.

Wealth or assets for starting a business.

The amount required as payment by customers.