Across
- 4. — Sector that provides public goods, infrastructure, grants, and subsidies
- 6. — Owners invest savings or attract investors to ___ the business
- 7. — An example of working capital alongside raw materials and fuel
- 8. — A decrease in economic income, also known as a recession
- 10. — A higher expected rate of this economic indicator reduces savings
- 12. — Compulsory monetary contributions paid to the government
- 14. — Economic growth that occurs when Injections are greater than Leakages
- 17. — Wages, rent, interest, and profit are ___ payments
- 21. — A withdrawal that removes money from the circular flow
- 22. — Selling goods or services to another country
- 23. — Long-lasting assets used repeatedly in production for more than a year
- 25. — Occurs when total leakages equal total injections
- 28. — The economic sector that employs labor to produce goods
- 29. — The sector engaged in international trade and financial flows
- 30. — Short-term resources used up within one operating cycle
Down
- 1. — An example of intangible intellectual capital
- 2. — The skills, knowledge, and abilities of people contribute to ___ capital
- 3. — The building blocks of ___
- 5. — The economic sector that owns the factors of production
- 9. — Intangible assets that give long-term value and competitive advantage
- 11. — Financial institutions and banks provide credit and ___ to businesses
- 13. — A capital resource used to start a business
- 15. — Better tools and machinery help increase ___
- 16. — Modern capital resources support new ideas and encourage ___
- 18. — Disposable income minus consumption expenditure
- 19. — An addition of money into the circular flow of income
- 20. — Man-made resources used to produce goods and services
- 24. — Businesses sell products to earn income, profit, or ___
- 26. — Spending on foreign goods and services
- 27. — Fixed capital examples include buildings and ___