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Across
  1. 2. a specific group of people that a company aims to sell its products or services to
  2. 4. the strategy of convincing consumers of their need or desire for a product
  3. 8. a set of tools that businesses use to sell products or services (the 4 Ps)
  4. 11. Federal Reserve decisions that influence interest rates and money supply
  5. 13. a financial and social system of how resources flow through society
  6. 14. setting the price by adding profit margin to the cost to make the product
  7. 15. immediate factors that directly affect a business's operation
  8. 16. the act of providing essential details about a product or service
  9. 17. the study of choices in allocating society's resources
  10. 18. setting the price based on how much customers perceive it is worth
  11. 20. the total amount of money within the overall economy
  12. 22. an independent agency that insures bank deposits
  13. 23. overage that occurs when revenue is higher than expenses
  14. 24. shortfall that occurs when expenses are higher than revenue
  15. 26. the study of smaller economic units like individual consumers
  16. 27. larger societal forces that affect the entire economy
Down
  1. 1. the process of identifying, anticipating, and satisfying customer wants or needs profitably
  2. 3. the process of dividing a broad market into sub-groups of consumers
  3. 5. the rate of interest the Federal Reserve charges when it loans funds to banks
  4. 6. a detailed description of an ideal customer based on research
  5. 7. anything generally accepted as a medium of exchange
  6. 9. details about people's interests, lifestyles, values, and attitudes
  7. 10. the sum of all money the federal government has borrowed and not repaid
  8. 12. the study of a country's overall economic dynamics
  9. 19. privately owned financial institutions that accept deposits and make loans
  10. 21. increasing sales of current products in existing markets
  11. 25. government efforts to influence the economy through taxation and spending