Across
- 6. Having more food or resources than necessary, which can be traded
- 8. When people's basic needs and wants are satisfied by their own hunting, gathering and ability to make things for themselves is a ... economy
- 9. When economic activities are determined by both market forces and planning. A .... economy
- 10. When distribution, quantities and prices are determined by the supply and demand of market forces. A .... economy
- 12. The public's desire to purchase certain goods at certain prices
Down
- 1. Natural resources that can be replaced over a short period of time are ... resources. e.g. trees, animals, solar and wind power
- 2. Goods or services that are essential for life
- 3. Goods and services that are not essential to life
- 4. Exchanging goods or services for other goods or services
- 5. The amount of goods available
- 6. Having people do what they do best
- 7. When economic activity is managed by a central authority. A .... economy
- 11. People's efforts, skills and knowledge provided in exchange for some reward