The Economics of Love
Across
- 1. Wages rising in step with Valentine’s price tags.
- 6. Goods Cupid approves of for your own good.
- 7. Shielding local florists from foreign charmers.
- 8. The richer the lover, the greater the slice they give.
- 9. When your currency’s heart loses value on the foreign exchange market.
- 11. How many bouquets your salary can truly win.
- 12. Government using taxes and spending to spread economic love.
- 13. A government-approved glow-up for a currency.
- 14. Taxes that make imported roses cost more than love itself.
- 16. A currency drifting freely like love letters on the wind.
- 17. A Valentine’s fireworks show everyone enjoys — even the unromantic.
- 20. Who really feels the sting when rose prices rise?
- 23. When love is still expensive — just not rising as wildly.
- 24. Job losses when the romance of the economy fades in a downturn.
- 25. A love trade ban: no roses across the border.
- 27. Money received without producing — like a surprise Valentine’s transfer.
- 28. The central bank playing matchmaker with interest rates.
- 29. They tax your roses — you tax their chocolates.
Down
- 2. The candlelit dinner sacrificed for a diamond ring.
- 3. Wages earned making Cupid’s finest gifts.
- 4. Those who enjoy the romance without paying for the roses.
- 5. Everyone giving the same percentage for love.
- 9. When chocolates, roses, and prices all fall.
- 10. How many Valentine’s cards one worker can craft per hour.
- 15. Cupid’s ledger of all love (and money) flowing in and out of a country.
- 18. When rose prices rise faster than your heartbeat.
- 19. The hidden heartbreak added to the price of chocolates.
- 21. Spending today for long-term romantic returns.
- 22. Left heartbroken by long-term changes in the economy.
- 26. When chocolate taxes break poorer hearts harder.