Macroeconomics

2. Real capacity of a person or family to buy goods and services with their income.
5. Situation in which active people cannot find work.
8. Mandatory payments to the State that finance public spending.
10. Resources allocated to activities that will generate profits in the future.
14. Value of what is produced by nationals, whether inside or outside the country.
15. Period in which a country’s economy contracts and stops growing.
16. Physical money used as a medium of exchange.
17. Total value of goods and services produced within a country.

1. Set of fiscal or monetary measures to guide the economy.
3. Institution that manages money and grants loans.
4. Loss of value of the national currency against foreign currencies.
6. Interest that banks charge or pay for money.
7. Level of quality of life of a society, beyond money, including health, education, and security.
9. Generalized and sustained increase in prices.
11. Exchange of goods and services between countries.
12. Financial support granted by the government to reduce the price of certain goods or services.
13. Lowest amount of money that, by law, a worker must receive for their workday.