Across
- 3. - The person or firm providing a good in an economic transaction.
- 5. - The profit motive that encourages people to work and innovate.
- 7. - A mixture of both a market and a planned economy.
- 9. - Large firms that dominate a market and reduce competition.
- 10. - An economy where the government makes all the production decisions.
- 13. - The act of a government getting involved in the allocation of resources.
- 14. - The motivation for consumers and producers to maximize their own satisfaction.
Down
- 1. - Describes goods like education or healthcare that are good for society.
- 2. - The act of supplying goods or services, which can be over or under-supplied.
- 3. - The total cost to both the individual and the rest of society.
- 4. - The way prices change to allocate scarce resources.
- 6. - When the market fails to allocate resources efficiently for society.
- 8. - The authority that uses regulation and nationalization to intervene.
- 11. - The type of economic system used by almost every country today.
- 12. - The type of system that decides how to answer the three fundamental questions.
