Lemonade Stand is a 1979 Single-player Business Simulation created by Bob Jamison and published by Minnesota Educational Computing Consortium. The game contains a set of levels and the player must struggle to run a lemonade stand, starting by making different choices depending on the current money about his prices, stock, and advertising. In each level, the results are different based on the inputs of the player, as well as affected by random events like street closures and thunderstorms. Each level in the game ends with a summary of the current status of the player, and the game will end after 12 challenging levels. The game revolves around the lemonade stand of the child, where choices made by the player regarding advertising, prices, etc. will decide the success or failure of the player. The game starts by offering the weather report for the day and is promoted for three different values such as the number of signboards, the number of glasses, and the cost of per lemonade glass. The main aim of the player is to make as much money as possible by selling the lemonade glasses. With cool features, superb mechanics, and brilliant gameplay, Lemonade Stand is the best Business Simulation to play.