Across
- 3. A picture showing how money, goods, and services increase the economy
- 4. A financial gain
- 6. Government actions aimed at boosting economic activity, from money the government has taken through taxes
- 9. When something isn't able to meet demands, and there are insufficient amounts of it.
- 11. A person who purchases goods and services
- 12. The inputs needed to produce goods and services
- 13. Anything that persuades people to alter their behaviour or actions
- 15. The consumers desire to buy a good or service
- 18. The part of economics concerned with factors like GDP, inflation, and unemployment
- 19. Letting things take their course without any interference
- 21. Relating to money
- 22. The shortage of something
- 23. Highest point in a business cycle, indicating the end of an expansion
- 26. People who are seeking employment but are without a job
- 27. A resource that a person or place provides to meet consumer requirements
- 28. Economic system where a central authority makes production and allocation decisions
- 29. Limited competition due to a small number of Producers/Sellers
- 30. When producers sell similar products to the same consumers
Down
- 1. The amount of something left over after the requirement has been met.
- 2. Economic system based on customs, traditions, and barter rather than currency
- 5. The decline in economic activity, usually measured by negative GDP growth
- 7. The cost of borrowing money or the return on savings, usually presented as a percentage
- 8. The part of Economics that is concerned with single factors, and people's decisions
- 10. When there is an increase in economic activity and growth
- 14. The general increase in prices of goods and services over time
- 16. Economic system combining elements of market and command economies.
- 17. Economic activity between periods of growth and contraction
- 20. The loss of potential when a different opportunity is taken
- 21. Economic system where resources are allocated by individual choices in competitive markets
- 24. The concept of giving up one thing to gain another due to limited resources.
- 25. The control of an entire supply
- 31. A low point in a business cycle, marking the end of a contraction
