Across
- 3. The factors that measure the overall quality of life and comfort in a location.
- 5. The statistical characteristics of a human population such as age, income, or growth rate.
- 6. Any network or system where buyers and sellers meet to exchange goods and services.
- 8. Intangible actions or tasks performed by businesses or workers to satisfy consumer wants.
- 10. The narrow strip of land near the ocean where the majority of Australians live.
- 11. The mutual link and interaction between people, places, and their natural environments.
- 12. The remaining financial gain made by a business after all costs and expenses are subtracted.
- 13. Physical structures like roads, rail, schools, and hospitals needed for a city to function.
- 14. Tangible, physical items that can be seen, touched, and purchased by consumers.
Down
- 1. The process where an increasing percentage of a population lives in cities and towns.
- 2. A person who sets up, operates, and assumes the financial risks of a new business.
- 4. The physical site chosen for a business after evaluating expenses, foot traffic, and benefits.
- 6. The movement of people from one place to live in another.
- 7. The spatial pattern showing where people are located across a region or nation.
- 9. The overall system of production, trade, distribution, and consumption of resources in a country.