Economics Chapters 6-10

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Across
  1. 3. an electronic machine that is programmed to do tasks on an assembly line.
  2. 4. stocks and bonds.
  3. 6. a business that has no competition.
  4. 7. dues paid by workers to support the union.
  5. 8. a work stoppage by labor to win terms of an agreement.
  6. 9. a person who is licensed to buy and sell stocks and bonds.
  7. 10. a business that hires only workers who already belong to a union.
  8. 11. a worker who crosses a picket line to do the job of a striking worker.
  9. 15. a share of ownership in a corporation.
  10. 18. an organization that fights for workers rights.
  11. 20. a business that provides vital services such as electricity.
  12. 22. the use of machinery, often computerized, in place of human labor.
  13. 24. a share in a corporations profit that is paid to a stockholder.
  14. 25. a business that is owned by stockholders.
  15. 26. the price that businesses pay workers in exchange for labor.
  16. 31. a process by which management and labor reach agreements.
  17. 33. a person(or business) who is owed money.
  18. 34. a place where stocks and bonds are traded(bought or sold).
  19. 38. employees must join the union after a certain period of time.
  20. 40. a group of people elected by stockholders to make major decisions for a corporation.
  21. 43. stock that offers the stockholder stated dividends but does not give stockholder voting rights.
  22. 44. the use of money to earn interest or income.
  23. 45. an outside party decides the terms of an agreement that must be accepted by both sides in a labor dispute.
Down
  1. 1. the refusal to buy goods or services until an agreement is reached.
  2. 2. those 16 years old or older who are either employed or looking for work.
  3. 5. a person who buys stock in a corporation.
  4. 12. the flow of payments for goods and services between houses and businesses.
  5. 13. an IOU; the person who buys a bond is lending money to the government or corporation that sells the bond.
  6. 14. the closing of a business by management to force workers to accept the terms of an agreement.
  7. 16. producers or sellers
  8. 17. large business chain, such as a fast food company.
  9. 19. the lowest hourly amount that a business can legally pay its workers.
  10. 21. the money earned when you sell something for less than you paid for.
  11. 23. a specified amount of money a borrower must pay a lender for the use of borrowed funds.
  12. 27. a business owned by one person.
  13. 28. a written guarantee that products or services do what they are supposed to do.
  14. 29. a situation in which there are a large number of buys and sellers for the same product.
  15. 30. any benefit given to workers other than wages.
  16. 32. employees are not required to join a union but must pay union dues.
  17. 35. law which gives people the right to work without belonging to a union.
  18. 36. when a producers total costs are greater than total revenues.
  19. 37. stock that gives the stockholder voting rights but may or may not offer dividends.
  20. 39. a business that is owned by two or more people.
  21. 41. money brought in by a business.
  22. 42. to use money to earn interest or income.