Across
- 4. when the government spends less money than it collects in taxes.
- 6. people who favor trade barriers to protect domestic Industries.
- 7. the government's estimate of revenue and spending for each fiscal year.
- 8. actions by the FED to decrease the money supply.
- 9. how quickly prices are rising every year.
- 13. Companies that have a lot of stock selling for a lot of money.
- 18. Recession and Inflation together.
- 19. actions by Congress to increase aggregate demand.
- 20. the total amount of goods and services that everyone in America wants to buy.
- 22. Where does most of the government's revenue (money) come from?
- 24. spending for federal programs that must receive annual authorization.
- 25. the percentage of individuals 16 years old or older who want a job but do not have a job.
- 26. actions by Congress to increase or decrease aggregate demand to fight inflation, recession, or stagflation.
Down
- 1. prices are rising to rapidly.
- 2. Companies that have fewer shares of stock selling for less money.
- 3. A shrinking economy producing fewer goods and services than before.
- 5. actions by Congress to decrease aggregate demand.
- 10. actions by the fed to increase the money supply.
- 11. A professional who analyzes financial data all day long in order to try to invest your money wisely.
- 12. a tax placed on Imports to increase their price in the domestic Market.
- 14. spending that the government must do unless the law changes.
- 15. a collection of stocks (or bonds) rather than an individual stock or bond.
- 16. a limit placed on the quantities of a product that can be imported.
- 17. people who favor fewer or even no trade restrictions.
- 21. How many dollars worth of goods and services were made in America over time.
- 23. when the government spends more money than it collects in taxes.
