The Government and the Macroeconomy - Macroeconomic Indicators

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Across
  1. 4. divided by the population. Useful for comparing countries & reflects changes in population size
  2. 6. of the labour force that are willing and able to work and seeking employment
  3. 7. minus the value of capital depreciation.
  4. 9. as a result of the labour force lacking the skills demanded by the current industries
  5. 11. who is willing and able to work is in employment.
  6. 13. associated with people that are between jobs.
  7. 14. divided by the population.
  8. 15. value of goods and services produced by a country, including foreign earnings but subtracting the earnings by foreign firms within the country.
Down
  1. 1. with the effects of inflation removed
  2. 2. of choice for Governments.
  3. 3. that is linked to seasonal demand for labour (eg. fruit picking & tourist industry jobs)
  4. 5. linked to the boom & bust cycles of the economy.
  5. 8. An indicie that takes into account socio-economic indicators. Always a number between 0 & 1, the closer to one the higher the level of development.
  6. 10. index showing price changes as a % for a hypothetical basket of goods
  7. 12. value of goods and service produced in a country.