10 THE MATCHING GAME THE MATCHING GAME W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W10W11W12 ENTREPRENEUR WHERE THE OWNER IS PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR DEBTS MONEY OWED BY A BUSINESS.

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10 THE MATCHING GAME THE MATCHING GAME W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W10W11W12 ENTREPRENEUR WHERE THE OWNER IS PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR DEBTS MONEY OWED BY A BUSINESS UNLIMITED LIABILITY CAPITAL WHERE THE PERSON WORKS FOR THEMSELVES PRIVATE SECTOR A PERSON WHO IS A RISK TAKER THE PART OF OUR ECONOMY OWNED BY INDIVIDUALS SELF EMPLOYED MONEY INVESTED IN A FIRM SO IT CAN BUY WHAT IT NEEDS DEBTS

10 THE MATCHING GAME 1 THE MATCHING GAME 1 W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W10W11W12 ENTREPRENEUR WHERE THE OWNER IS PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR DEBTS MONEY OWED BY A BUSINESS UNLIMITED LIABILITY CAPITAL WHERE THE PERSON WORKS FOR THEMSELVES PRIVATE SECTOR A PERSON WHO IS A RISK TAKER THE PART OF OUR ECONOMY OWNED BY INDIVIDUALS SELF EMPLOYED MONEY INVESTED IN A FIRM SO IT CAN BUY WHAT IT NEEDS DEBTS

10 THE MATCHING GAME 2 THE MATCHING GAME 2 W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W10W11W12 ENTREPRENEUR WHERE THE OWNER IS PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR DEBTS MONEY OWED BY A BUSINESS UNLIMITED LIABILITY CAPITAL WHERE THE PERSON WORKS FOR THEMSELVES PRIVATE SECTOR A PERSON WHO IS A RISK TAKER THE PART OF OUR ECONOMY OWNED BY INDIVIDUALS SELF EMPLOYED MONEY INVESTED IN A FIRM SO IT CAN BUY WHAT IT NEEDS DEBTS

10 THE MATCHING GAME 3 THE MATCHING GAME 3 W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W10W11W12 ENTREPRENEUR WHERE THE OWNER IS PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR DEBTS MONEY OWED BY A BUSINESS UNLIMITED LIABILITY CAPITAL WHERE THE PERSON WORKS FOR THEMSELVES PRIVATE SECTOR A PERSON WHO IS A RISK TAKER THE PART OF OUR ECONOMY OWNED BY INDIVIDUALS SELF EMPLOYED MONEY INVESTED IN A FIRM SO IT CAN BUY WHAT IT NEEDS DEBTS

10 THE MATCHING GAME 4 THE MATCHING GAME 4 W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W10W11W12 ENTREPRENEUR WHERE THE OWNER IS PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR DEBTS MONEY OWED BY A BUSINESS UNLIMITED LIABILITY CAPITAL WHERE THE PERSON WORKS FOR THEMSELVES PRIVATE SECTOR A PERSON WHO IS A RISK TAKER THE PART OF OUR ECONOMY OWNED BY INDIVIDUALS SELF EMPLOYED MONEY INVESTED IN A FIRM SO IT CAN BUY WHAT IT NEEDS DEBTS

10 THE MATCHING GAME 5 THE MATCHING GAME 5 W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W10W11W12 ENTREPRENEUR WHERE THE OWNER IS PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR DEBTS MONEY OWED BY A BUSINESS UNLIMITED LIABILITY CAPITAL WHERE THE PERSON WORKS FOR THEMSELVES PRIVATE SECTOR A PERSON WHO IS A RISK TAKER THE PART OF OUR ECONOMY OWNED BY INDIVIDUALS SELF EMPLOYED MONEY INVESTED IN A FIRM SO IT CAN BUY WHAT IT NEEDS DEBTS

10 THE MATCHING GAME 6 THE MATCHING GAME 6 W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W10W11W12 ENTREPRENEUR WHERE THE OWNER IS PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR DEBTS MONEY OWED BY A BUSINESS UNLIMITED LIABILITY CAPITAL WHERE THE PERSON WORKS FOR THEMSELVES PRIVATE SECTOR A PERSON WHO IS A RISK TAKER THE PART OF OUR ECONOMY OWNED BY INDIVIDUALS SELF EMPLOYED MONEY INVESTED IN A FIRM SO IT CAN BUY WHAT IT NEEDS DEBTS

10 THE MATCHING GAME 7 THE MATCHING GAME 7 W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W10W11W12 ENTREPRENEUR WHERE THE OWNER IS PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR DEBTS MONEY OWED BY A BUSINESS UNLIMITED LIABILITY CAPITAL WHERE THE PERSON WORKS FOR THEMSELVES PRIVATE SECTOR A PERSON WHO IS A RISK TAKER THE PART OF OUR ECONOMY OWNED BY INDIVIDUALS SELF EMPLOYED MONEY INVESTED IN A FIRM SO IT CAN BUY WHAT IT NEEDS DEBTS

10 THE MATCHING GAME 8 THE MATCHING GAME 8 W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W10W11W12 ENTREPRENEUR WHERE THE OWNER IS PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR DEBTS MONEY OWED BY A BUSINESS UNLIMITED LIABILITY CAPITAL WHERE THE PERSON WORKS FOR THEMSELVES PRIVATE SECTOR A PERSON WHO IS A RISK TAKER THE PART OF OUR ECONOMY OWNED BY INDIVIDUALS SELF EMPLOYED MONEY INVESTED IN A FIRM SO IT CAN BUY WHAT IT NEEDS DEBTS

10 THE MATCHING GAME 9 THE MATCHING GAME 9 W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W10W11W12 ENTREPRENEUR WHERE THE OWNER IS PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR DEBTS MONEY OWED BY A BUSINESS UNLIMITED LIABILITY CAPITAL WHERE THE PERSON WORKS FOR THEMSELVES PRIVATE SECTOR A PERSON WHO IS A RISK TAKER THE PART OF OUR ECONOMY OWNED BY INDIVIDUALS SELF EMPLOYED MONEY INVESTED IN A FIRM SO IT CAN BUY WHAT IT NEEDS DEBTS

10 THE MATCHING GAME 10 THE MATCHING GAME 10 W1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W10W11W12 ENTREPRENEUR WHERE THE OWNER IS PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR DEBTS MONEY OWED BY A BUSINESS UNLIMITED LIABILITY CAPITAL WHERE THE PERSON WORKS FOR THEMSELVES PRIVATE SECTOR A PERSON WHO IS A RISK TAKER THE PART OF OUR ECONOMY OWNED BY INDIVIDUALS SELF EMPLOYED MONEY INVESTED IN A FIRM SO IT CAN BUY WHAT IT NEEDS DEBTS