Across
- 2. An economy with no or minimal government intervention.
- 4. The price at which the demand and supply curves in a given market meet.
- 6. The study of economic behaviour & decision making in the entire economy, rather than just an individual market.
- 8. An acronym for price elasticity of demand.
- 11. This occurs whenever there is excess demand or excess supply in a market.
- 13. If the price rises then demand will fall, this is known as ...
- 16. The study of individual markets.
- 17. The amount of good or service a firm is willing and able to produce
- 18. The quantity supplied does not change much with changes in price.
Down
- 1. This is the total income a firm earns from the sale of its goods and services.
- 2. When the price mechanism fails to allocate scarce resources efficiently or when the operation of market forces lead to a net social welfare loss. An error occurred.
- 3. The way price changes in response to changes in demand or supply, so that a new equilibrium position is reached.
- 5. The increase in demand due to changes in price (without changes in other factors)
- 7. When there is a scarcity of resources to satisfy all human wants and needs.
- 9. Where goods and services are part owned and run by both the private sector and the public sector.
- 10. This measures the proportional change in supply for any change in price.
- 12. The combination of all the individual demand for a good/service.
- 14. The want, willingness and capability of consumers to buy goods and services.
- 15. When the % change in quantity demanded is lesser than the % change in price.
- 19. The responsiveness of the quantity demanded to changes in its price.
- 20. An acronym for price elasticity of demand.
