Economics

2. A type of economy based on customs.
4. A type of economy that is run equally by the government and the people.
5. A type of economy controlled by the government.
9. A system of government that gives less power to the people and less opportunity for those people to run the economy; economy is mainly managed by the government.
10. Economic system largely controlled by citizens.

1. The relocation of jobs or production to other countries.
3. Trade without tariffs or restrictions between nations.
6. This political/economic ideology argues that a command economy in which people have ample individual rights would be the most effective.
7. An unbiased organization that handles trade disputes between countries.
8. A free trade agreement that seeks to promote fair competition between the US, Mexico, and Canada.