Review Unit 6

3. – When a currency increases in value relative to another.
7. – Financial assets or funds used to invest or conduct economic activity.
10. – When a country exports more than it imports, or earns more than it spends.
11. – The cost of borrowing money, often influencing currency demand.
12. – The value or cost of a good or currency in terms of money.
13. – The official currency of Mexico.
14. – The act of using money to buy goods or services.
17. – When a currency decreases in value relative to another.
18. – A general rise in prices that reduces purchasing power.
19. – The amount of a good or currency that producers are willing to sell at a certain price.

1. – The act of trading one currency for another.
2. – The amount of a good, service, or currency available or demanded.
4. – The official currency used by many European Union countries.
5. – Goods or services sold to other countries.
6. – A place or system in which goods, services, or currencies are bought and sold.
8. – Consumer preferences that affect the demand for imports or exports.
9. – A system of money used in a particular country.
15. – When a country imports more than it exports, or spends more than it earns.
16. – The desire and ability to purchase a good or currency at a given price.
18. – Goods or services bought from other countries.