Across
- 1. A person or company who makes the purchase of a good or service.
- 3. As the price of a good or service increases, the quantity produced increases as well.
- 6. The act of making and selling a product with the end goal of earning a profit, set up by an organization to appease customers
- 9. The amount of a good or service provided at a certain price.
- 10. Raw materials that are harvested and then used to manufacture materials or goods.
- 11. How much of a product a company is willing to make to sell based on market prices.
- 14. An economic system where private owners are purely motivated by making a profit and making decisions on their own accord.
- 15. The principle that multiple parties depend on each other to succeed.
- 18. The desire for a certain product and how much customers are willing to pay for it.
- 19. The amount of a good or service demanded at a certain price.
- 21. As the quantity of a good purchased increases, the quantity produced decreases (inversely proportional).
- 22. Goods or services necessary for survival
- 24. An outdated product considered useless to many.
- 25. A measurement that demonstrates the value of all goods and services manufactured by an economy in a year.
Down
- 2. The concept that society hinges on five tiers of needs, and one cannot want a tier above before fulfilling the needs within the tier below.
- 4. The state in which market supply and demand are equal.
- 5. An increase in prices due to changes in economic activity.
- 7. A combination of 2 economic systems, where the government can influence decisions but isn’t always actively involved
- 8. The benefits of saving money and the price to borrow money.
- 12. Products not needed to live.
- 13. A system where everyone is equal, and all resources are government owned and controlled.
- 16. Manufacturer / creator of goods and services that are sold.
- 17. Resources used to manufacture / produce goods and services.
- 20. People who use a good or service
- 23. The state of the economy where economic downturn occurs frequently, with many not purchasing as many goods or services.
