Economics Puzzle

2. The practice of a nation buying more goods and services from other nations than it exports, resulting in a negative balance. (6)
4. A country with this economic system would have little to no government intervention in the economy, focusing purely on supply and demand. (7)
6. Type of economic system where the government has significant control over the economy, as seen in North Korea and Cuba. (7)
9. System in which economic decisions are based on traditions, customs, and community goals rather than on individual market forces. (9)
10. This is what the U.S. uses to measure the total market value of all final goods and services produced in a country. (3)

1. Economic concept describing the total value of a nation's exports minus the total value of its imports. (6)
3. A market-oriented economic system where the means of production are privately owned, commonly seen in the U.S. and Western nations. (11)
5. Type of economy where the government controls most of the factors of production. (9)
7. This system describes a blend of private and government control over the economy, commonly seen in countries like Sweden. (9)
8. Organization that promotes international trade and resolves trade disputes among its member countries. (3)