Across
- 5. studies how people distribute or divide their limited resources in order to satisfy their unlimited wants.
- 7. refers to all natural resources or any raw materials coming from the ground that is used to produce supply.
- 8. is that these are the things that we can’t live without.
- 12. refers to the aggregate or the totality of the needs and wants of the customers.
- 13. is a branch of economics that is concerned with the decision-making done by smaller economic units such as individuals or consumers, firms and industries.
- 14. on the other hand is the work done by people or human resources.
- 15. refers to the total number of goods or services available for sale.
Down
- 1. the total amount of demand for all finished goods and services produced in an economy.
- 2. Cost, is the highest- valued alternative that must be sacrificed in order to get something else.
- 3. are those that we can live without. Examples of wants are jewelries and luxuries.
- 4. Economics, is the application of the principles of supply, demand, trade-offs, opportunity-costs, and other economic theories to solve real-world problems.
- 6. on the other hand is the study of the large economy as a whole or the aggregate economy.
- 9. is the condition in which our needs and wants are greater than our limited resources.
- 10. consist of all the options that we give up when we make a choice.
- 11. does not only mean money as this can be in the form of man-made tools or objects that may be used to produce supplies.
