economy

3. Lowering prices in an effort to enhance the balance of payments.
4. An economic system founded on the private ownership of assets.
5. A Scottish economist who supported private enterprise and unrestricted trade during the years 1723-1790.
6. Using mathematics and statistics to analyze economic and financial information.
7. an amount that is less than expected or needed.
8. Request urgently and forcefully.

1. The act of using something up.
2. Engaging in competition with others for rewards or resources.
3. The condition of owing something, particularly in terms of money.
4. A government financial institution responsible for issuing currency, overseeing credit supply, managing the reserves of other banks, and facilitating the sale of government securities.