Across
- 5. An increase in prices and a fall in the purchasing value of money
- 7. The 16th Premier of Quebec who united the Conservative party of Quebec.
- 9. Economic policies that include reduced income and business tax, reduced control on businesses. Also known as "supply side" economics
- 16. An American President with a platform of isolationism, nativism and a reduction of government involvement in the lives of citizens
- 17. The largest association of credit unions in North America
- 19. An economist who thought that inflation was a direct result of the central banks overproducing money
Down
- 1. 30th president of the United States who decreased the size of government programs and advocated for less government involvement in economics.
- 2. Proposed a "Third Way" which focused on trade unions, welfare state and government involvement
- 3. Offered a "New Deal" to Americans which focused on relief, reform and recovery after the Great Depression
- 4. The first African- American President of the United States, elected in 2008 during the economic crisis
- 6. Where the economy is capitalist but the governemnt has policies which modify market forces to ensure economic stability
- 8. A set of values focused on the display of goods to denote status among individuals
- 10. The gap between the rich and the poor
- 11. Brought in the Sherman Anti Trust Act which would prevent monopolies between competing companies in an industry.
- 12. A Prime Minister of Britain who was a strong advocate of classic liberal principles and values
- 13. Governemnt run programs which enrich the lives and well being of its citizens
- 14. An economist who thought that when periods of recession hit, government should increase spending
- 15. Introduced Reaganomics, also was an American President
- 18. The exclusive possession of the supply or trade within multiple companies; reduces competition.