Across
- 3. A measure that combines health, education, and income to compare development among countries.
- 7. The sector of the economy that provides services to people and businesses.
- 8. The ability to produce a good or service more efficiently than another producer.
- 9. The total value of goods and services produced within a country in one year.
- 11. A model describing stages of economic growth from traditional societies to high consumption.
- 12. Countries that fall between the core and the periphery in terms of development.
- 14. The group of highly developed and economically powerful countries.
- 15. The practice of moving jobs or business operations to another company or country.
Down
- 1. The process of developing manufacturing industries in a country.
- 2. An area where governments offer economic incentives to encourage business and investment.
- 4. The sector of the economy that extracts natural resources from the Earth.
- 5. The sector of the economy focused on information, technology, and research.
- 6. The increasing connection of countries through trade, communication, and culture.
- 10. The group of less-developed countries that often depend on core countries.
- 13. The sector of the economy that manufactures goods from raw materials.
