SAT 9

N.
A useful quality, person, or thing; an advantage or resource.

N.
Immoderate or insatiable desire for material wealth; greed.

V.
To trade goods and services without the exchange of money; to haggle over the terms of an exchange.

V.
To protect or intimidate by refusing as a group or individual to deal with.

N.
The exchange of goods, especially on a large scale; intellectual or social.

N.
Something that can be turned to commercial advantage; a product.

V.
To strip or deprive of, especially property or rights; to rid or free of; to sell off or dispose of.

N.
One who organizes, operates, and assumes the risk for a business group.

N.
One who organizes, operates, and assumes the risk for a business venture.

Adj.
Excessive, high or unreasonable (as in price); exceeding the bounds of custom or price.

V.
To achieve by deception, to cheat or swindle.

Adj.
Inexpensive; not wasteful; economical in the use of money or resources.

Adj.
Priceless; having incalculable value.

Adj.
Profitable; producing wealth.

N.
A wealthy or powerful businessperson or industrialist; a mogul.

Adj.
Working solely for monetary gain; materialistic.

N.
A customer, especially a regular one; a person who supports with money; benefactor.

N.
A tip or gratuity; an incidental benefit of employment, beyond wages or salary.

Adj.
Rashly or wastefully extravagant; lavish.

N.
Income from investment; government income from taxation; income from a single source.