Money, Technology, and Society

5. Something hidden inside challenges that people often notice too late.
6. A word that asks people to think about tomorrow, not only today.
7. Why people suddenly want products they were not even thinking about yesterday.
9. If villages have poor internet, many people expect help from this institution.
10. Shopping from home instead of visiting ten stores may improve this.
14. When more people find jobs and businesses grow, this usually becomes stronger.
16. Advertisements often try to turn this into something that feels necessary.
18. A process completed only after something is exchanged, often involving money or services.
21. A person who learns useful skills may increase this without working longer hours.
23. The final step that turns browsing into buying.
24. The invisible helper behind QR payments, online shopping, and video calls.
25. This person works hard but may never receive a paycheck.
28. A habit that gives old materials a second chance instead of a landfill.
29. Having access to information is not enough without this skill.

1. Someone who sees problems and thinks, “Maybe I can sell a solution.”
2. Something people often damage first and try to fix later.
3. The reason a package ordered online somehow reaches the correct house.
4. A place that may benefit greatly when internet access improves.
8. A missing connection that could stop someone from joining the modern economy.
11. Without this person, businesses would have nothing to sell.
12. A group too large to be called a club but too connected to ignore shared problems.
13. Unlike strangers in a crowd, members of this group usually share a purpose.
15. A danger online that often looks real at first glance.
17. This system would fail if two people could not agree on what they wanted from each other.
19. A word often connected to activities that reduce the need for physical stores, paper, or cash.
20. A creative worker who may never touch the product but still shapes how it looks.
22. Something that changes value when crossing national borders, even though it is still “money.”
26. People can survive without many things, but not without this category.
27. Smart shoppers trust this more than advertisements.