Basic econ concepts
Across
- 5. Risk-taker in search of profits
- 9. Workers
- 13. The total value of assets owned
- 14. The process of creating goods or providing services
- 15. OF LIVING The level of comfort, material goods, and necessities available to a population
- 16. The satisfaction or benefit gained from consuming a good or service
- 18. Essential items for survival
- 21. INTERDEPENDENCE The reliance of different economic actors on each other
- 22. the study of human efforts to satisfy unlimited and competing wants through the use of relatively scarce resources. As well as the behavior of people as they cope with scarcity.
- 23. GOODS Items used to produce other goods
- 25. The act of using goods and services to satisfy wants and needs
- 26. COST What is sacrificed when a choice is made.
- 27. POSSIBILITIES FRONTIERIs a diagram representing various combinations of goods and/or services an economy can produce
Down
- 1. CAPITAL The knowledge, skills, and abilities that make individuals productive
- 2. The worth of a good or service, often measured in money
- 3. FLOW OF ECONOMIC ACTIVITY A model showing the flow of goods, services, and money between households and businesses
- 4. Focusing on producing a specific good or service
- 6. Intangible activities that satisfy wants or needs
- 7. Desires that enhance life but aren't necessary
- 8. OF LABOR Breaking down production into specific tasks performed by different workers
- 10. GOODS Products used by individuals (e.g., clothes, food)
- 11. Natural Resources
- 12. Individuals or groups who use goods and services
- 17. Tools and equipment used to produce
- 19. When supply of a resource can’t meet demand.
- 20. Tangible items that satisfy wants or needs
- 24. The efficiency of production, often measured as output per unit of input