Economics Crossword No.2

2. When you focus on one job and get really good at it. (14)
4. Breaking a big job into mini‑jobs to get it done faster. (8,2,6)
6. How much people want something and can actually pay for it. (6)
8. Producers increase output when prices rise. (3,2,6)
11. How many products firms are willing to bring to the table at each price. (6)
12. When prices go up people usually buy less. (3,2,6)
14. How quickly producers can ramp up output when price rises. (5,10,2,6)
15. The four building blocks you need before you can make anything at all. (7,2,11)
16. The number of units traded at the perfect balance point. (11,8)
18. When the whole line moves because something other than price changed. (6,2,6,3,6)
19. The sloping line that shows how much buyers want at different prices. (6,5)
20. Everyone’s individual demand added together. (6,6)

1. The “just right” price where buyers and sellers agree. (11,5)
3. When being bigger makes each unit cheaper like bulk‑buying for businesses. (9,2,5)
5. What you give up when you pick one choice over another. (11,4)
7. How dramatically shoppers change their minds when price changes. (5,10,2,6)
9. A rising line showing producers get more generous as prices increase. (6,5)
10. Too many wants, not enough stuff. (8)
13. The total amount supplied when all firms combine their output. (6,6)
17. The place real or virtual where buyers and sellers meet. (6)