International Trade #2

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Across
  1. 1. A limit on how much of a product can be imported.
  2. 4. Policies that reduce imports to protect local industries.
  3. 6. When the New Zealand dollar falls in value compared to other currencies.
  4. 11. The market for goods and services within New Zealand.
  5. 13. Trade between countries without tariffs or restrictions.
  6. 14. Where currencies are traded and exchange rates are set.
Down
  1. 2. When the New Zealand dollar rises in value compared to other currencies.
  2. 3. Government financial help to make New Zealand exports cheaper overseas.
  3. 5. The price where supply equals demand.
  4. 7. The value of the New Zealand dollar compared to other currencies.
  5. 8. The market for goods and services across countries.
  6. 9. A tax on imported goods.
  7. 10. A supply and demand model showing trade between two countries.
  8. 12. The amount of New Zealand dollars people want to sell in exchange for other currencies.