Introduction Business organizations and commercial investments are becoming the most contemporary issues across the international realm, with the need to invest wisely being an integral part of such prospects. For an entrepreneur to become successful in business investment, wisdom must accompany the mission and the vision of the intended business (Brown, 1994). Before deciding on how to invest one’s money wisely, the ability to interpret business information accurately is quite crucial. Perhaps the most important thing to consider, which accompanies substantial investment in business and economics, is business communication, its application, its imperativeness, and even its impact in commercial business world (Guffey & Almonte, 2009). The existing literature on business communication currently dominates the international research paradigm with an aim of providing a greater insight into the contextual meaning of commercial and local businesses. Central to business communication, one of the most domineering aspects in the current studies is the issue of terminology management in business, where the concept of ‘ Jargon’ occurs. Therefore, this study seeks to explore the use and effects of ‘jargon’ in business and economics. Overview of Business Jargon The interest in understanding business and organizational jargon grew exponentially as the business world underwent massive transition from agrarian regime to the world of industrialization and globalizations. Traditionally, businessperson had little knowledge on business terminologies, the most probable fact that can explain the reasons behind extensive business breakdowns subsequently leading to unforeseen economic crunches and financial downbeats. Central to such menaces, business policy makers invented the science of technical communication that involved the application of business jargon to avert such business challenges. Jargon, according to Lucey (2004), refers to expressions or words used by certain individuals or groups of people of a particular profession, organization, business vocation or even belonging to certain caliber of persons. It is a form of communication that entailing composure of dynamic language comprising of hidden terminologies sometimes described as debase or hybrid. This communication technique involves members embedded or accustomed to certain customs, principles or ideologies driven towards achieving certain objectives or plans. The science of business jargon historically began with the American investor and business financiers who economically noticed the rapidly growing business risks associated with communication when American workplace was undergoing extensive expansion (Folsom, 2005). Business jargon is principally a business communication technique that entrenched from the linguistic technique involving the terminology invention and application. According to Folsom (2005), “Business jargon is communication shorthand, but people need to correctly interpret this shorthand, which requires a common understanding” (p.3). Theoretically, business jargon is a business communication approach involving the commercial innovation and utilization of technical business and economic