Introduction to Economics
Across
- 3. a statement proving that something can be shown to be true or false
- 4. an assumption under the law of diminishing marginal utility (2 words)
- 6. the FOP that is man made
- 7. prolonged recession
- 10. the cost of the alternative foregone
- 13. when goods are scarce you have to trade off between goods
- 14. the reward for land
- 15. the FOP supplied by nature
- 16. an example of an economic good
- 17. the type of development that meets the needs of the present generation without comprising the needs to future generations
Down
- 1. a science that studies human behaviour
- 2. the amount of satisfaction derived from consumption of a good
- 5. characteristics of an economic good
- 6. the individual who makes the decision to buy goods and services for their own personal use
- 8. the FOP using human initiative
- 9. a type of economy where government makes the decision on behalf of the people
- 11. when supply of resources are limited
- 12. an assumption economists make about consumer behaviour
- 15. the FOP supplying skills