Across
- 3. what everyone has
- 6. broad social programs established eligibility requirements
- 7. change in investment spending
- 9. price of credit to a borrower
- 12. insurance workers lose their jobs
- 15. places primary importance on money
- 16. the change in investment spending caused by a change in total spending
- 18. permission to government
- 19. increasing the price level
- 20. focuses on the economy as a whole
- 22. represents the sum of all consumers, business, government etc
- 23. the total value of goods/services that all firms produce
- 25. programs that automatically trigger benefits if changes in the economy threaten income.
- 29. balanced budget rasing taxes
- 30. target producers, who are also suppliers, to stimulate their output, and therefore provide jobs
- 31. third reason
Down
- 1. relationship between federal income tax rates and revenues
- 2. economic growth, not provide stability
- 4. how much is provided
- 5. beyond reserve requirement
- 8. approach designed to lower unemployment raise output by stimulating aggregate demand
- 10. coins and currency that banks hold in their vaults, plus deposits at fed
- 11. the federal government’s attempt to influence or stabilize the economy through taxing and government spending.
- 13. shown at the intersection of aggregate supply and demand curves
- 14. relaxing or removing government regulations
- 17. add up everyones demand for every good and service in the economy
- 21. deposit member bank keeps fed for safety
- 24. rate interest fed charges on loans to financial institutions
- 26. shows the amount of real GDP that would be produced at various levels
- 27. spending by the business, or investment
- 28. analyze how proposed policies might affect growth and price stability