Economics Crossword - Kalkie
Across
- 2. Theory Stating that a person does not feel a higher need until the needs of the current level have been satisfied.
- 4. Anyone who creates or grows a good, or supplies a service to sell.
- 5. Assistance given in exchange for payment, satisfying necessities and luxuries of people or businesses, but does not resolve in a product that can be touched physically.
- 8. Goods which could replace one another.
- 11. Items which can be seen or touched and are crucial to survival.
- 14. Supplied The amount supplied at a specific price.
- 16. Fundamental and necessary item for survival.
- 18. The quantity of goods and services consumers are willing to purchase at a specific price.
- 19. Items which can be seen or touched but are not crucial to daily life.
- 21. Unnecessary and luxury items which add pleasure and comfort to daily life.
- 23. An economy where the consumers, businesses, and government unanimously make the decisions.
- 24. Resources which goods and services are available to consumers.
- 26. An economy where decisions are based on customs and traditions passed on from the generations before.
- 27. A system that emphasizes the government as the sole important leader and decision-maker.
Down
- 1. A product or service that has become outdated and replaced by a new or improved product, and consumers no longer want.
- 3. People of the working class.
- 6. Resources which aid to creating another resource with increased efficiency.
- 7. Resources where people work to produce services and goods in a business (workforce)
- 9. A system where consumers and businesses make the decisions, and people are given importance as individuals.
- 10. When a business relies on multiple other businesses to thrive.
- 12. Curve The visual demonstrating the correlation between the quantity supplied and the price.
- 13. Where amount supplied and demanded are equivalent.
- 15. Raw material resources that we extract from water, air, and the earth.
- 17. Curve The visual demonstrating the correlation between the price and the quantity of product consumers want to purchase.
- 20. Equipment, building, money, that is utilized to create goods and services.
- 22. The quantity of goods and services businesses are willing and are able to sell at a specific price.
- 25. Goods which complement one another.