Across
- 3. Choosing to focus on a limited number of tasks instead of trying to do everything.
- 4. The idea that by choosing to use any resource in a given way, you give up the ability to use that resource for all of its other possible uses.
- 7. The physical objects used in the production or sale of a good or service. Also called physical capital.
- 9. The study of choices and of the incentives behind those choices.
- 11. The concept that desirable things have a limit to their quantity so we must make choices.
- 14. A good that is sold with the expectation that it will be consumed within three years.
- 15. A final good that is sold to the end user for their consumption.
- 16. The resources that can be combined to create a business. Also called Productive Resources.
Down
- 1. the economic value of a person's skills, knowledge, and health
- 2. Possibilities Curve a graph that shows the maximum amount of two goods that can be produced with a given set of resources and technology.
- 5. A good sold to consumers that is expected to last for at least three years.
- 6. A good or service that is desirable but is not necessary for survival.
- 8. A good or service necessary for survival.
- 10. The quality of life experienced by the average person in any given area.
- 12. The idea that by choosing to use any resource in a given way, you have paid a cost equal to the next best alternative.
- 13. Economy ran by mostly the government
