HTM 5.01

2. way a nation utilizes their economic resources to provide the needs and wants of its population.
4. when a destination lacks well-known tourist attractions or has suffered from devastating natural disasters and other unforeseen events.
6. the resources used to produce goods and services; a nation's land, labor, capital, and entrepreneurship.
7. a flourishing economy with low unemployment, high production, and consumer spending.
8. recurring changes in economic activity.
12. money to start and operate a business and goods used in the manufacturing of products.
13. the amount and quantity of goods and services the nation's people possess; reflects the quality of life.
14. a period of prolonged recession causing extreme unemployment, bankrupt businesses, and low consumer spending; also known as depression.
15. the skills of people who own a business and willing to take the risk of business ownership.
17. how many times money spent by a tourist circulates through a country's economy.
18. is all people who work in a nation.
19. number of people without a job and actively seeking a job.

1. the rate of rising prices; high inflation lowers the value of money.
3. A measurement of the total goods and services produced within a country.
5. money left over after paying taxes and living expenses.
9. of living amount of money required to cover necessary expenses to maintain a certain lifestyle standard in a particular place and time.
10. anything from the earth or sea of a nation used in production.
11. period of economic slowdown with lower consumer spending resulting in lower production that increases the unemployment rate; also known as recession.
16. occurs when a destination cannot support the number of visitors.