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Across
  1. 5. Where goods and services are bought and sold
  2. 6. Debts owed by a person or business
  3. 7. The system of production and consumption
  4. 10. Taxes on imported goods
  5. 13. The total amount of a good or service available
  6. 14. A person or business that creates goods and services
  7. 16. The desire of consumers to purchase goods or services
  8. 19. Loans made to corporations or governments
  9. 20. The financial gain from business after expenses
  10. 22. A tax imposed on imported goods to protect domestic industries
  11. 23. The central bank of the United States responsible for monetary policy
  12. 25. An increase in prices over time
  13. 28. This agreement between nations promotes free trade across North America
  14. 29. Fees paid to the government by individuals and businesses
  15. 30. The total before deductions
  16. 35. The process of trading currencies
  17. 37. An economic measure that evaluates a country’s total production output
  18. 40. The amount after deductions
  19. 41. Valuable items owned by a person or business
  20. 42. The cost of borrowing money
  21. 43. The way goods are delivered to consumers
  22. 46. A system where the government controls key aspects of the economy
  23. 49. A term for goods sent to another country for sale
  24. 50. A person who starts a business
Down
  1. 1. Financial aid to support businesses or sectors
  2. 2. Payment to employees for their work
  3. 3. This concept involves the movement of goods, services, and capital across borders
  4. 4. When expenses exceed revenue
  5. 5. When one company controls an entire industry
  6. 8. The money used in a country
  7. 9. The human effort used in production
  8. 11. A plan for income and expenditure
  9. 12. The efficiency of production
  10. 15. Money received from work or investments
  11. 17. The act of allocating resources to gain future profit
  12. 18. This economic system combines private and public enterprise
  13. 21. Wealth in the form of money or assets
  14. 24. To sell goods to another country
  15. 26. Money borrowed that must be repaid with interest
  16. 27. A decrease in the general price level of goods and services, often leading to increased purchasing power
  17. 31. A period of economic decline
  18. 32. The exchange of goods and services
  19. 33. An economic system where supply and demand determine prices
  20. 34. To buy goods from another country
  21. 36. When revenue exceeds expenses
  22. 38. Financial assistance from the government to support an industry
  23. 39. Rivalry among businesses
  24. 44. Shares in a company’s ownership
  25. 45. A person who purchases goods and services
  26. 47. A share of profits paid to shareholders
  27. 48. A limit on the quantity of goods imported