Economics

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Across
  1. 1. the final market value of all goods and services produced in the economy over a given period of time
  2. 9. _ is gross income less the direct taxes
  3. 11. acronym of non-accelerating inflation rate of unemployment
  4. 16. this rate refers to the price of the currency on international markets
  5. 17. occurs when the demand for a good or service is equal to the supply of a good or service at a particular price
  6. 18. _income is disposable income plus indirect government benefits provided in the form of goods and services
  7. 19. the carbon tax is designed to tackle this
  8. 21. output per unit of input or output over inputs
  9. 22. this type of development refers to the development of a nation at a pace that does not erode the ability of future generations to enjoy the same quality of life
  10. 23. total value of assets minus the total value of liabilities
  11. 24. a number between zero and one providing an indication of the degree of inequality in the distribution of income
  12. 25. a period of very high rates of growth in production, highest in the business cycle
  13. 26. this curve plots the percentage share of total income earned on the vertical axis against each quintile(decile) on the x-axis
  14. 28. total volume of goods and services available for sale in an economy in a given time frame
  15. 30. _unemployment occurs where a person is unemployed due to mental, physical or other characteristics (criminal background, physical disabilities)
  16. 31. _income is income from investments and other sources
  17. 34. total expenditure on Australian made goods and services
  18. 36. the responsiveness of demand or supply to a change in a variable such as price
  19. 37. _poverty occurs when a household has a low level of income compared to a generally agreed standard (or below the Henderson line).
Down
  1. 2. _rate refers to the percentage of the population 15 years and over who wish to participate in the labour force
  2. 3. _unemployment refers to ‘discouraged workers’ people who are not working but are not counted as unemployed
  3. 4. _line is referred to as the 45 degree line, also the line of absolute inequality
  4. 5. _poverty refers to people living in a situation where they have insufficient income to purchase the basic goods and services
  5. 6. _unemployment refers to a rise in unemployment due to insufficient levels of AD
  6. 7. is an example of a market based approach to addressing climate changed
  7. 8. _test to determine whether a person is eligible for superannuation, social welfare benefits
  8. 10. a sustained increase in the general or average price level over time
  9. 12. when one currency is able to purchase more of another currency, a higher Australian dollar in comparison to other currency
  10. 13. the cost of borrowing money or alternatively the return offered to hose lending money
  11. 14. a better measure economic growth, measure value of final good and services produced in Australia, discounted for the effects of inflation
  12. 15. _unemployment occurs when a person is unemployed for that period of time while they are moving from one job to another
  13. 16. _income is income, money derived from paid work through employment
  14. 20. occurs when people are employed, but would like and are available to work more hours
  15. 23. exports minus imports
  16. 27. _tax system is one where higher income earners pay a higher percentage rate of tax compared to lower income earners
  17. 29. taxes, savings and imports and examples of these
  18. 32. government body in control of monetary policy
  19. 33. _unemployment occurs where the skills of the unemployed do not match the skills required by the industry, or technological changes
  20. 35. government spending, investment and exports and examples of these
  21. 36. _household income is adjusted disposable income to take into account the size and composition of households