ECONOMICS Review
Across
- 3. A government attempt to intervene in markets to address failures or inefficiencies, often through policies.
- 6. The concept where people may not fully consider the long-term costs of their actions, like smoking.
- 9. The process of regulating businesses to ensure they don’t exploit consumers or harm the environment.
- 10. A situation in which the government owns and operates a business or service.
Down
- 1. The failure to account for the full costs or benefits of an economic action on third parties.
- 2. The act of removing restrictions and government controls from businesses or industries.
- 4. A market failure that occurs when a good or service has benefits beyond the individual consumer, like education.
- 5. Government intervention where state-owned industries are sold to the private sector.
- 7. A service that the market fails to provide sufficiently or at all, such as national defense or clean air.
- 8. A situation where a market or industry is dominated by a single seller, leading to reduced competition.