Across
- 7. The network involved in producing and moving a product from its source to the final customer.
- 10. Principles used to determine whether business decisions and actions are right or wrong.
- 11. The possibility that government actions or political events could negatively affect a business.
- 13. The exchange of goods and services between buyers and sellers, including across national borders.
- 17. A formal or informal rule or system that influences how people and businesses behave.
- 18. The system through which a country produces, distributes, and consumes goods and services.
- 19. A business or organization that provides materials, products, or services to another business.
- 21. A group of customers who are willing and able to purchase a product or service.
- 22. Hiring another company to perform work or provide services instead of doing the work internally.
- 25. The possibility that economic changes could negatively affect a company's operations or profits.
- 27. A product or service purchased from another country and brought into the home country.
- 28. The people, money, materials, equipment, and other assets used to produce goods or services.
- 30. A person who purchases or uses goods and services.
Down
- 1. The form of money officially used by a particular country.
- 2. Rivalry among businesses seeking the same customers or markets.
- 3. A government restriction that makes international trade more difficult or expensive.
- 4. A company that conducts significant business activities in more than one country.
- 5. Basic systems such as roads, electricity, communication, and transportation that support economic activity.
- 6. The creation or improvement of products, services, processes, or ideas.
- 8. The ability to produce something at a lower opportunity cost than another producer.
- 9. The idea that the world is connected but national borders and differences still matter.
- 12. Business activities involving companies, customers, suppliers, or governments in more than one country.
- 14. A product or service sold to customers in another country
- 15. The shared values, beliefs, customs, behaviors, and traditions of a group of people.
- 16. Tools, systems, and knowledge used to perform tasks and solve problems.
- 20. The value of one country's currency compared with another country's currency.
- 23. The growing connection and interaction of countries, businesses, and people around the world.
- 24. A condition in which countries or businesses rely on one another for products, resources, or services.
- 26. A tax placed on goods imported from another country.
- 29. Moving business activities or jobs to another country.