Across
- 1. gap, when aggregate demand exceeds full employment output
- 4. sum of frictional and structural unemployment when the economy is at full capacity
- 5. Inflation adjusted to remove volatile items like food and fuel
- 7. central bank policies affecting interest rates and money supply.
- 10. a good that is non-excludable and non-rivalrous
- 11. – The total amount of money available in the economy
- 12. when aggregate demand equals aggregate supply
- 17. unemployment caused by downturns in the business cycle
- 20. raw inflation figure including all items such as food and energy
- 24. portion of extra income that is spent
- 25. a gap occurs when aggregate demand is less than full employment output
- 26. general increase in prices over time
- 27. indicator that predicts future economic activity
- 28. A record of all economic transactions with the rest of the world
- 29. reduction in the rate of inflation
- 30. unemployment during job transitions
- 33. type of inflation caused by increased demand in the economy
- 34. a phase with increasing economic activity and growth
- 36. a severe and prolonged economic downturn
Down
- 2. Total demand for goods and services in the economy
- 3. expenditure that occurs regardless of income levels.
- 6. two consecutive quarters of negative economic growth
- 8. ratio of change in GDP to an initial change in spending
- 9. an account that records trade in goods/services income and transfers
- 13. working fewer hours than desired or in jobs below skill level
- 14. a phase of the economic cycle with declining growth
- 15. combination of stagnant economic growth and high inflation
- 16. Introduction of income into the economy
- 17. measures changes in the price level of a basket of consumer goods and services.
- 18. government policies on spending and taxation to influence the economy
- 19. fair allocation of income across society
- 21. government spends more than it earns
- 22. a curve which shows the inverse relationship between unemployment and inflation
- 23. sustained decrease in the general price level of goods and services.
- 31. supply total output of goods and services in the economy
- 32. GDP measured at current market prices, without adjusting for inflation
- 35. type of inflation caused by rising production costs
