Across
- 3. an allocation of resources that maximizes total surplus
- 5. the trade of a good or service without a commonly accepted medium of exchange
- 7. taxes levied on imported goods and services
- 8. two goods that are used together; when the price of a complementary good rises, the demand for the related good goes down
- 10. (1) the fairness of the distribution of benefits within the society; (2) the part of an asset that an individual owns. In the case of a house, equity is the part of the selling price that the individual gets to keep after paying off the balance of his or her mortgage
- 12. the market-determined opportunity cost of a good or service; the key determinant of how market economies allocate goods and services
- 13. factors that motivate a person to act or exert effort
- 14. the resources (labor, land, and capital) used in the production process
- 16. a currency's increase in value relative to other currencies
- 18. the production the firm creates
- 19. a group of firms that sell similar products or services
- 20. information conveyed by profits and losses about the profitability of various markets
- 21. the lowest hourly wage rate that firms may legally pay their workers
- 23. a condition existing when a single company supplies the entire market for a particular good or service
- 24. behavior occurring when a foreign supplier sells a good below the price it charges in its home country
- 25. the result of total revenue being less than total cost
Down
- 1. a system that brings buyers and sellers together to exchange goods and services
- 2. a condition existing when a small number of firms sell a differentiated product in a market with high barriers to entry
- 4. a person who conceives and starts a business
- 6. the ability of one producer to make more than another producer with the same quantity of resources
- 9. an attempt to set prices through government involvement in the market
- 11. behavior occurring when resources are used to secure monopoly rights through the political process
- 15. the sum of consumer surplus and producer surplus; also known as social welfare
- 17. a condition occurring at the point where the demand curve and the supply curve intersect
- 22. the study of how people allocate their limited resources to satisfy their nearly unlimited wants
