Across
- 1. types of goods that are needed and purchased when income is low. (These could be goods we already own as we look to purchase better)
- 6. when the demand curve shifts right this indicates a what in demand
- 8. money received, especially on a regular basis, for work or through investments, pocket money...
- 9. the label that is on the x axis
- 11. a type of good that is used alongside another product/good
- 12. act of choosing between two possibilities
- 14. a type of good that is replacement of another good that is the exact same
- 15. all factors remain unchanged, when all factors remain the same
- 17. when we see a change in demand, we see a what in the demand curve
- 18. principles or standards of behaviour; one's judgement of what is important in life
Down
- 2. the next best alternative, the option you would have chosen, the option that misses out
- 3. the label that is on the y axis
- 4. when we have unlimited wants and limited means
- 5. represents demand for a good or service on a graph
- 7. to represent a change in price, we show a what in the demand curve (starts with m)
- 10. when the demand curve shifts left this is indicates a what in demand
- 13. type of good that is wanted and purchased when income is high
- 16. when prices increase demand decreases and vice versa. This is otherwise known as...
