Across
- 2. – The amount of output produced per unit of input. (12)
- 5. – Physical systems such as transport, energy and communication networks that support economic activity. (14)
- 7. – Investment in new ideas, processes, and technologies to drive innovation and efficiency. (8,3,11)
- 9. – Government spending on skills and knowledge development to improve labour productivity. (9,3,8)
- 10. – The total supply of goods and services available to a national economy at a given price level. (9,6)
Down
- 1. – The process of creating new ideas, products or methods to improve efficiency or quality. (10)
- 3. – Changes to the tax system designed to improve incentives and efficiency in the economy. (3,6)
- 4. – Programs to improve the skills and knowledge of workers. (8)
- 6. – The ability of a country to sell goods and services in international markets at attractive prices. (15)
- 8. – Using resources in a way that maximises output and minimises waste. (10)