Across
- 2. Tax placed upon goods or services imported into a country designed to protect domestic producers from foreign competition.
- 7. Arising from the Italian term banchiere (or benchmen), this professionals are responsible for the keeping and investing of money.
- 9. Price pay for some good or service by a direct user of that good or service, often by governments (i.e. license plates or vehicle titles).
- 13. The positive net difference between revenues and expenses.
- 15. Term often used in America for a unit of weight, it is also the name used for the currency of the United Kingdom.
- 17. A general fall in prices across an economy; in modern terms associated falling nominal incomes.
- 19. __________ rate in which one currency can be traded for an equivalent value of another.
- 20. IOUs issued by a borrower promising repayment at a set point in time when they have reached their maturity.
- 21. The expense incurred in creating a product or service to be sold to a consumer.
- 24. The regular flow of money to the factors of production; whether it comes from one's labor or one's capital.
- 25. Prior to the introduction of money, goods and services were exchanged under this model of trade.
- 28. Currency used in Switzerland and in France until its adoption of the Euro.
- 30. Taking its name from the section of the federal tax code that classifies them, a non-profit organization with a dedicated mission determined to provide some public good. CBHC is one of these.
- 31. Good or service brought into a country from abroad.
- 32. Compulsory financial charges or levies imposed upon somebody or something to finance collective state activities.
Down
- 1. Currency used in Argentina, Colombia and Mexico.
- 3. Something that can be used to create economic value (i.e. improvement of a person's mental/behavioral health).
- 4. A general rise in prices; this rise is generally constant though the rate of the rise can vary over time.
- 5. The availability of a good or services within an economy; the first part of the mechanism of market forces, (__________ vs. __________).
- 6. The return due to somebody for their labor.
- 8. Currency used in much, though not all of, the European Union.
- 10. Good or service sent into another country from here.
- 11. The negative net difference between revenues and expenses.
- 12. Currency used in the People's Republic of China.
- 14. The financial return on a debt and the cost to somebody for borrowing it.
- 16. The flow of spending across the economy on goods and services; the second part of the mechanism of market forces, (________ vs. __________).
- 17. Money borrowed from someone else, whether it be from another person, bank or company.
- 18. Financial instrument designed to protect its holder from financial risk. Most common forms relate to one's life, health and property.
- 22. Currency used in the United States, Canada & Australia. Also, the name of a CBHC staff member.
- 23. Term referring to the spending of more money than is collected over a given period of time.
- 26. Catch-all term for money put into assets, investments or savings.
- 27. A defined-contribution, tax-advantage savings plan sponsored by one's employer.
- 29. The cost of a good or service to a consumer, as determined by supply and demand.