Social 30-1 Chapter 6 Assignment - Key People & Key Terms
Across
- 3. Forefather of credit unions in North America
- 5. Premier who introduced interventionist policies into Quebec, such as farm credit and fair wage
- 10. The increase in the price of goods and services
- 11. Adopted the "Third Way", increasing public spending on healthcare and education while introducing post-secondary tuition fees
- 13. Programs enacted by the government with the aim to act as safety nets for those of lower status in the economy
- 14. Enacted the "New Deal", responding to the Great Depression with left policies and Keynesian economics
- 17. Responded to the "First Red Scare" with far-right policies such as isolationism and nativism
- 18. The buying and displaying of things to show your status; often occurs in times of economic boom
- 19. Monetarist economist who believed controlling a country's money supply helped attain economic stability
Down
- 1. Figure of demand-side economics - keep money in people's pockets during recession and vice versa
- 2. Post-2008 global recession Democratic president; signalled global shift to modern economic liberalism
- 4. A market where to production of a specific good is controlled by one entity, allowing them to set prices at their discretion
- 6. Former President of the US: Advocate for commercial enterprise during the "Roaring Twenties"
- 7. The concept that providing money to the production side of the economy "trickles" down to financially benefit the consumer
- 8. A system of government where the ruling power provides various social programs to ensure basic economic security; increases taxes in turn
- 9. British Prime minister who employed Classical Liberal values, striking down worker's unions and focusing on entrepreneurship
- 12. Rich get richer, poor get poorer; often occurs in times of economic boom
- 15. Pursued breaking up trusts (companies exerting monopolies) with the Sherman Anti-Trust Act
- 16. Figure of supply-side economics - supplementing money to businesses improves economy, "trickle-down economics"