Across
- 3. it satisfies an immediate need or want.
- 5. the factor of production represented by the manager of a firm.
- 7. the benefit of the next best alternative.
- 11. public institution or organisation that provides public services and redistributes wealth.
- 12. something necessary to live and function.
- 13. an amount of money that the government receives to provide public services or to invest in public infrastructure.
- 16. When there is not enough of a resource to produce evreyones needs and wanths.
- 19. any natural resource that is used in the production of a good.
- 23. You don’t need a resource to produce it.
- 25. a reward for accomplishing a tasks. Provided by someone or an organisation.
- 26. a product that is not necessary. It is unlimited.
- 27. the ability to move factors of production to different locations.
- 28. tangible products
- 29. An entity that produces goods or services.
- 31. an intangible product that satisfied needs and wants.
- 32. a good that is perishable or used up quickly.
Down
- 1. A service or product, it needs limited resources to produce it.
- 2. the paradox of infinite wants but limited, scarce resources, obliging choices to be made.
- 4. the ability to move factors of production to different productive tasks.
- 6. a synonym of resource.
- 8. the feeling of personal satisfaction. We do something without being motivated by an external factor.
- 9. a reward that factors of production receives when providing workforce.
- 10. reward paid for the use of the factor of production known as land.
- 14. human resources; factor of production.
- 15. all the economic agents located in other nations.
- 17. human-made resource used in the production of other goods or services.
- 18. A group of people who live under the same roof and earn income.
- 20. goods that do not need to be purchased often and can be used repeatedly.
- 21. reward for the factor of production “Enterprise”.
- 22. interest is the amount you receive from your bank as a 'thank-you' for holding your money with them.
- 24. incentive_ a penalty, cost, or undesirable consequence imposed to discourage specific actions or behaviours.
- 30. something you get from another person (or organisation) when you do something.
