Across
- 2. a payment from a government to a business to ensure the business can stay on it's feet.
- 6. the use of government spending and taxation to influence the economy.
- 8. predicament in which there is a single seller in a certain market.
- 9. a method in which the government gains money from the people for their overall budget.
- 12. an individual who identifies a need in the current market and acts on it.
- 16. the regulation of the concentration of economic power, Ex: price fixing
- 17. rules set by the government that limit things like price ranges within businesses.
- 18. government order that restricts the exchange between a certain country or area.
- 19. the regulation of the amount of money available in any given economy.
- 24. the study of households, firms, and individuals behavior on an overall small scale in economics.
Down
- 1. Public industries are mainly owned by the government or other state bodies while private industries are privately owned, Ex: Amazon, McDonalds.
- 3. Process in which ideas and processes spread all the way around the world for economics.
- 4. the price of a country's money in relation to another country's money.
- 5. the amount of money someone recieves for their goods or services.
- 7. The power of the government to be able to take private property for public use.
- 10. example would include copyright on a book or article.
- 11. the study of the structure of international financial interactions.
- 13. the occupation of protecting and keeping money safe for others.
- 14. regulation that limits the total quantity of something that can be imported of a certain amount of time.
- 15. overall profits from sales, EX: you invest 100 stocks into something that costs $100, you then sell those 100 stocks when it costs $150, your capital-gain is $5000.
- 20. process of paying employees.
- 21. the study of economics on a large scale such as overall taxes, inflation, and interest rates.
- 22. occurs when expenses exceed revenues.
- 23. economic valuation of an individual's investments, assets, and interests.
