Across
- 3. The principle that emphasizes minimal government intervention in the economy
- 4. Type of economy where production is based on customs and historical precedent
- 6. The theory suggesting that markets are regulated by self-interest and competition.
- 12. The central question of "For whom should goods and services be produced?" belongs to this category
- 15. The founding economist who argued against government interference in trade
- 17. The term describing the interconnectedness of global economies
- 18. The process of reducing barriers to trade between countries.
- 19. The international organization established in 1995 to administer global trade agreements.
- 20. Policy goal of the U.S. to promote and expand
- 21. Economic theory advocating communal ownership and a classless society
Down
- 1. A country with a mixed economy and significant government control over the oil industry.
- 2. The book by Adam Smith that laid the foundations of classical free market economic theory
- 5. Economic system that combines private and public enterprise
- 7. The economic system characterized by private property, competitive markets, and little government intervention
- 8. The economic system where the government controls the means of production
- 9. This country's economy has slowly opened its markets since the late 1970s
- 10. The agreement that created a free trade zone between Canada, Mexico, and the United States
- 11. The term used to describe the economic freedom to choose one's occupation
- 13. The type of jobs often moved to other countries for cheaper labor
- 14. The country used as a modern example of a command economy
- 16. The right to buy and own property, a fundamental aspect of economic freedom.
