Across
- 3. businesses and industries owned and operated by private owners or companies, i.e. Nike
- 6. natural resources that have been changed from their original form to make them useful for humans to provide food, energy, clothing, and building materials for businesses. For example: lumber, plastic, screws, nails
- 8. the amount a product sells for
- 11. when you control the market for an entire industry or product and have no competition
- 14. how badly people want a product/resource
- 15. businesses and industries owned and operated by the government
Down
- 1. when there are multiple companies/businesses producing very similar products/services
- 2. these are materials from the Earth that are vital to providing food, energy, clothing, and building materials for businesses
- 4. the processing of raw materials and manufacture of goods in factories.
- 5. the amount of money a product earns after cost
- 7. jobs that people do for you because you can’t do them yourself
- 9. products
- 10. the amount of money a worker earns
- 12. the amount to produce a product
- 13. the amount of a product/resource that is available
