Across
- 3. the percentage of your invested money that goes towards the fund manager.
- 5. A determinant of demand that changes based off of what consumers like.
- 6. How much prices go up over a period of time.
- 13. Factor of production that is the people who run/own the business
- 15. Demand is_______when a change in price causes a large change in quantity demanded.
- 17. When quantity supplied and demanded are the same.
- 18. The minimum retirement age.
- 22. It states that price and quantity are inversely related.
- 24. A recession and inflation together.
- 25. when there is too much of a product being made.
- 26. Actions taken by the Federal Reserve to increase or decrease the money supply to fight a recession, inflation, or stagflation.
Down
- 1. Someone who buys stocks and mutual funds for you since you legally cannot
- 2. Mutual funds that invest primarily in U.S. based companies.
- 4. The person who runs the mutual fund.
- 7. When the economy is decreasing.
- 8. The centralized bank that is used as a bank for other banks.
- 9. Type of mutual fund account your parents can open for you where all the money is yours.
- 10. How many factors of production you need for production to take place
- 11. Actions taken by Congress to increase or decrease aggregate demand to fight a recession, inflation, or stagflation,
- 12. The company that grades mutual funds up to 5 stars.
- 14. An inflation rate of 4% or less every year.
- 16. Economist who thought that government involvement to fight recessions, inflation, and stagflation was key.
- 19. The economist who said "To heck with government involvement!"
- 20. How much money is made from selling goods and services in the United States.
- 21. The percentage of individuals 16 years or older who want a job but don't have one.
- 23. The cost of purchasing one share of a mutual fund.