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The management of large amounts of money, especially by governments or large companies. It covers accounting, budgeting, and financial planning.

Information or documents that must be kept secret and protected from unauthorized access, often for reasons of security, strategy, or privacy.

To suggest a plan or action to be considered; or the suggestion itself.

The size, extent, or range of something, such as an organization, a project, or a phenomenon. It is often used to describe the magnitude of an operation.

The helpful or good effect that something has; specifically, the ratio of output to input in business or social projects. Often used in IELTS to discuss the benefits of new technology or social programs.

The money that is made in a business after all the costs and expenses have been paid.

The amount of money that is needed to produce or buy something. It can also refer to the effort or loss required to achieve a goal.

A specific category of business, trade, or professional activity.

To look forward to the future; to survey a prospect or outlook based on current trends.

Money available for a particular purpose, such as starting a business or conducting research. It usually refers to a significant amount of money rather than pocket money.