Bundle 4 Vocabulary

Informal and usually affluent investors who

provide start-up funds.

Angel Investors - 3

Total amount of new funds the business

generates from operations; broadest measure of profit for a firm because it includes both net income and noncash charges.

Cash Flow - 7

Most common form of corporate ownership,

with one vote per share for stockholders.

Common Stock - 1

Using social networking to appeal to potential

investors.

Crowd Funding - 5

Gradual wear on capital goods that causes a

decrease in value.

Depreciation - 9

Check paid to stockholders, usually quarterly,

representing a portion of corporate profits.

Dividend - 2

Measure of business profits determined by

subtracting all expenses, including taxes, from revenues.

Net Income - 6

Form of stock without vote, in which

stockholders get their investment back before common stockholders.

Preferred Stock - 10

Certificates of ownership in a corporation;

common or preferred stock.

Stock

People who own a share or shares of stock in a

corporation; same as shareholders.

Stock Holders - 4

Lender of investment funds to a start-up

business in exchange for partial ownership of the business.

Venture Capitalists - 8

Create a Frayer Model for one of the words.