Across
- 3. type of business organization with shareholders owning small pieces of business
- 6. role of money that allows us to save up for purchases later
- 8. market structure with several big companies controlling the market
- 9. nation that produces most of a product
- 10. role of money allowing comparisons
- 11. GDP
- 13. type of liability where you aren't held personally responsible
- 15. act of businesses trying to get you to be their customer
- 16. 1 of 3 basic economic questions related to which product a business should make
- 19. nation with lowest opportunity cost
- 22. type of business organization with only 1 owner
- 24. curve that gives options for production
- 27. increase in price levels
- 29. condition that exist when unlimited wants & needs are greater than limited resources
- 31. type of economic system ruled by supply and demand, aka capitalist
- 32. states that businesses will make more products available as prices increase
Down
- 1. type of economic system where economic questions are answered by way things have always been done
- 2. measure of how many people are seeking work
- 4. actions carried out by the Federal Reserve to contract and expand the economy
- 5. 1 of 3 basic economic questions related to process of making a product
- 7. market structure with many sellers & slightly different products
- 12. type of economic system combining features of command & market
- 14. actions carried out by the President & Congress to contract or expand the economy
- 17. market structure with many sellers & identical product
- 18. states that consumers will purchase less products as prices increase
- 20. 1 of 3 basic economic questions related to where the product ends up
- 21. role of money that simplifies purchases
- 22. focusing on producing only on a few things
- 23. type of business organization with 2 or more owners
- 25. graph of GDP over time
- 26. cost of borrowing money
- 28. market structure with one large company controlling the market
- 30. type of economic system controlled by government, aka centrally planned