Across
- 3. Type of mortality rate that shows how many babies die out of 1,000 births.
- 7. An economic system where the government owns farms, factories, and businesses.
- 10. When this is low, prices usually go up.
- 11. When countries rely on each other for trade and resources.
- 14. A person who starts a business and takes risks.
- 16. Goods a country sells to another country.
- 17. Rate that measures how many people can read and write.
Down
- 1. An economic system where business owners make their own decisions with little government control.
- 2. An economic system where government controls key industries and people pay higher taxes.
- 4. example of labor in the factors of production.
- 5. Stores that sell goods in bulk, often to businesses.
- 6. The average age a person is expected to live (paired with “life”).
- 7. Another name for a customer.
- 8. The total value of goods and services a country produces in one year.
- 9. An example of capital in the factors of production.
- 11. Goods a country buys from another country.
- 12. An example of land in the factors of production.
- 13. Stores that sell directly to consumers.
- 15. When this is high, prices usually go up.
