Economics Crossword

3. The increase in the size of a country's economy (GDP)
5. Needs related to human survival. such as food, water, and shelter.
8. Resources in the form of the labour force, or the skills and effort people use to produce goods/services.
10. The amount of goods/services the customers want to purchase at a certain price
13. Resources in the form of tools, machinery, and buildings used to manufacture goods/services.
16. Acts or assistance that are intangible (aren’t physical things) that satisfy wants/needs.
18. Needs related to a sense of belonging, relationships, and social connections, like friendship and community.
21. The rate of price increases over time, also leading to a decrease in the value of money.
22. Goods that are usually bought together, like printers and ink cartridges.
23. Products that are tangible (are physical things) that satisfy people's wants/needs.
24. The point where the price of a good/service satisfies both the producer and the consumer, usually then becoming the sale price

1. Goods that are non-essential to survival and provide comfort or status, like designer clothing and expensive cars.
2. Individuals or groups that provide goods/services to satisfy consumers.
4. Resources in the form of raw materials provided by the Earth, such as water, metals, and wood.
6. Goods that are a necessity for survival, like food, water, and shelter.
7. Individuals or groups who purchase goods/services.
9. All the resources used to produce goods/services from the Earth's materials.
11. A long period of economic decline, which causes high unemployment and reduced spending.
12. Organizations engaged in the production/sale of goods/services.
14. Goods that compete with and can replace other goods due to changes, like Pepsi and Coke.
15. Needs related to self-esteem, respect, and recognition from others, such as a nice car or watch.
17. The final need, the realization of the desire for personal growth, achieving one’s full potential, and fulfilling one’s purpose.
19. Needs related to security, stability, and protection, such as life insurance or a helmet.
20. The amount of goods/services a producer has available to sell at a certain price
22. Individuals or groups who use goods/services.