Across
- 5. ____________ Spending; one of the four components of GDP (Ex: Schools or tanks)
- 6. Goods produced and held in storage in anticipation of later sales
- 7. Investment is always when _____________ buy capital like machines, resources, and tools
- 8. The public sector includes spending on ______________________
- 11. One of the three components of consumer spending (Ex: food, clothes, toilet paper)
- 12. Not included in government expenditures (Ex: welfare, social security, and subsidies)
- 14. Government expenditures tracks the spending made in the _________________
- 16. Exports (X) - Imports (M); one of the four components of GDP (Ex: Value of 3 Ford Focuses minus 2 Hondas)
- 17. One of the three components of consumer spending (Ex: dental work, repairs, tutoring)
Down
- 1. Investment is _________ when individuals buy assets like stocks and bonds
- 2. New real estate counts as _____________________ since a new home can potentially be rented out
- 3. __________ Payments on the national debt are not included in government expenditures
- 4. Business spending on tools and equipment; one of the four components of GDP (Ex: Walmart buys self checkout machines)
- 9. =C+I+G+Xn
- 10. One of the three components of consumer spending (Ex: washing machines, refrigerators, cars)
- 13. __________ Spending; one of the four components of GDP (Ex: $5 Little Caesar's Pizza)
- 15. Inventories are counted in the year they are ____________
