Across
- 7. Total income earned by a nation’s people.
- 11. Coupons to buy food for low-income people.
- 12. Goods used to make other goods.
- 15. GNP minus depreciation.
- 16. Welfare requires work in exchange for benefits.
- 19. Government aid to thosA e in need.
- 21. Ratio of non-working to working people.
- 22. Illegal or unreported business activity.
- 25. Selling items that are pre-owned.
- 27. Related people living together.
- 29. Period of high birthrate after WW2.
- 30. All goods/services made by a country's people, anywhere.
- 31. People living outside cities or towns.
- 32. Minimum income to avoid being poor.
- 33. Money received by individuals.
- 34. GDP measured with today's prices.
- 35. Year used for comparison in economic measures.
Down
- 1. Official limit for aid eligibility.
- 2. Someone who lives alone or with nonfamily.
- 3. Point where a map would balance perfectly if everyone had the same weight.
- 4. People living in cities or towns.
- 5. Tax benefit for working people with low incomes.
- 6. Money left after taxes.
- 8. Health care for low-income individuals.
- 9. Count of the population.
- 10. Chart showing age and gender in a population.
- 13. Basic public systems like roads and bridges.
- 14. People living together in one home.
- 17. Average expected lifespan.
- 18. Services not bought or sold; like home chores.
- 20. Value of all goods and services produced in a country.
- 23. People coming into a country minus those leaving.
- 24. GDP adjusted for inflation.
- 26. Person who studies populations.
- 28. Average number of children per woman.