Across
- 2. Advertising a low price to lure customers then upselling
- 3. Job loss due to technology changes
- 5. Controls the money supply
- 6. Not a government funding source
- 9. Runs the Federal Reserve
- 12. Putting income away for future use
- 14. Prevents political control of money creation
- 16. Increases demand in the economy
- 19. Tax on specific goods
- 20. Releasing important market information
- 21. Example of non essential spending
- 22. Selling due to falling prices
- 23. Makes federal fiscal decisions
- 24. Improvement from repeated practice
- 26. Motivates economic decisions
- 28. Not part of the three Cs of credit
- 29. Shares sold to raise money for a company
- 30. Happens when consumer confidence drops
- 31. Pay later method
- 33. Used to increase demand without lowering prices
- 34. Limited expansion of credit
- 36. Expanded role of government in economy
- 37. Money spent on wants
- 38. Skill mismatch unemployment
- 41. Reduces financial risk damage
- 43. Fed action to boost the economy
- 44. High risk high reward investment
- 45. Not a Federal Reserve function
- 46. Location of the Federal Reserve
- 47. Government taxing and spending
Down
- 1. Actively looking for work
- 4. Why bonds attract wealthy investors
- 7. Government raises money while staying fair
- 8. Federal Reserve main policy tool
- 10. Can impact your credit score
- 11. Used when applying for financial jobs
- 13. Putting money into a retirement fund
- 15. Loans with lower interest rates
- 17. Stocks valued higher than they should be
- 18. Using education or criteria to filter applicants
- 25. Money banks must keep on hand
- 27. Sets monetary policy decisions
- 32. Central bank of the United States
- 35. Largest financial institutions
- 39. Extra cost added at checkout
- 40. Money left after bills
- 42. Helps during job loss