Economics

4. the type of unemployment in which people lose their jobs during poor economic periods
12. the money one receives as incentive to work a job
13. acronym for the dollar value of all final goods and services produced within a country's borders during a period
15. when a person is working a job they are overqualified for
17. a type of good that is rival and excludable
18. a limited number of resources for an unlimited number of consumers
20. sensitivity of consumer when it comes to quantity demanded when the price increases or decreases
21. a few sellers with near complete control over a particular market

1. the catalyst exchanged for all things, economically speaking
2. a type of good that is non-rival and non-excludable
3. a type of good that is non-rival and excludable
5. the buyer
6. a single seller with complete control over a particular market
7. the amount of benefit one gets from something
8. the policy which allows the government to slow or increase economic growth
9. the available amount of a good or service
10. the money collected by the government to fund both discretionary and mandatory spending
11. a cost or benefit to someone uninvolved
14. willingness to consume a good or service at various prices
16. rewards or penalties to encourage or discourage consumers from on thing or another
19. a type of resource that is rival and non-excludable