Across
- 2. What is how many dollars worth of goods and services made in a country over time called?
- 5. What type of policy does the fed use that deals with money?
- 8. What is the protection of consumers interest?
- 10. What is the point where the supply curve and demand curve cross called?
- 12. What is the word for how a lender decides if you’ll default your debt obligations?
- 17. What type of monetary policy decreases the money supply?
- 18. If GDP is increasing, producing more goods than before, what is the business cycle going through?
- 19. What is a government payment to an individual, business, or other group encouraging them?
- 20. What type of economics mainly focuses on psychological, social, and emotional factors?
- 21. What is the idea of limited resources?
- 22. What type of policy does the government use that deals with taxes?
Down
- 1. What kind of unemployment is caused by a recession?
- 3. What is the desire, ability, and willingness to buy a product?
- 4. What type of price is the lowest a legal price can be paid for a product?
- 5. What is the study of behavior/decisions as an economy?
- 6. What type of economy is a government that shares economic decisions with individuals?
- 7. What is an increase in prices called?
- 9. What is a mix of inflation and recession?
- 11. What kind of demand does a change in price effects the quantity demanded?
- 12. What is the tools, equipment, and machinery used to produce?
- 13. What is it called when you share a piece of a company?
- 14. What type of tax is any sales tax?
- 15. What type of budget is when government makes more money than it spends?
- 16. what is an alternative that is available whenever a choice is made?
- 17. Which of the 5 C’s is the insurance if the borrower doesn’t repay the loan?