Across
- 2. Economy based on supply and demand.E.g. USA
- 5. Items not necessary for survival, improve life. E.g. jewelry, decoration
- 9. Assistance provided. E.g. Teaching
- 12. Private and corporate ownership of resources and competition for profits with minimal government intervention.E.g. USA
- 14. Economic growth. E.g. New company opening.
- 17. Come up with a new object/unique idea.E.g. Invention of light bulb
- 19. Individual/business that makes products. E.g. Backer
- 20. Item has been replaced by a new product.E.g. typewriters
- 23. Economy slows down.E.g. High unemployment, low spending
- 24. The highest point before decline.E.g. Stock market boom
- 26. Measures inflation by tracking price changes.E.g. CPI rising means higher cost of living
- 29. A mix of market and government control.E.g. Canada, France
- 30. People who use goods/services. E.g. A person buy and uses a toy
- 31. Items necessary for survival. E.g. water, food
- 32. Ways countries organize production/distribution.E.g. market
- 33. Resources from nature. Get from earth, water, air.E.g. Oil
Down
- 1. Through goods & services are made available to consumers. E.g. Labor
- 3. Based on customs and traditions.E.g. Indigenous communities
- 4. Workforce (People work to produce goods & services in a business).E,g. Doctors, engineers
- 6. Physical products can be seen/touched. E.g. Clothes, shoes
- 7. May replace each other in use/consumption.E.g. Coke and Pepsi
- 8. Economic improvement after a recession.E.g. Job growth, increased spending.
- 10. Purchasing power exceeds supply, currency depreciates, prices rise. E.g. Rising grocery costs
- 11. Improve on existing products. E.g. phones
- 13. How much is available.E.g. Food production
- 15. Government controls production.E.g. North Korea, Cuba
- 16. Items can be seen/touched & essential for survival.E.g. Food, medicine
- 18. A severe, long-term recession.E.g. Great depression in 1930s
- 21. Equipment, building, money, that is used to produce goods & services.E.g. Machines
- 22. Goods that are used together. E.g. Phones and chargers
- 25. Where demand meets supply.E.g. Stable gas prices.
- 26. Buy goods/services.E.g. A person shopping in the store and buying a computer.
- 27. Not necessary for survival.E.g. Luxury bag
- 28. How much people want a product.E.g. High demand for iPhones
