Across
- 3. a good or service that is produced in one country and sold to buyers in another country
- 8. an economic or political restriction placed by one or more countries on another country as punishment for not complying with international law or policy
- 9. trade between countries with few or no restrictions
- 11. an economy in which most activity is focused on providing services rather than manufacturing physical goods
- 13. a nonprofit organization that functions independently of governments
- 14. the ability of a country to produce a good or service at a lower cost relative to other products than other countries can
- 16. the buying and selling of goods
- 18. a nation with an exceptionally great ability to project its economic, political, and military influence worldwide
- 19. an organization through which multiple countries’ governments coordinate their activities in some areas of policy
Down
- 1. a conflict fought with the support of other, usually more powerful countries that do not themselves take part in the fighting (60)
- 2. focused on protecting a country’s domestic industries and producers by restricting foreign competition
- 4. a tax on goods imported to or exported from a country
- 5. a good or service that is bought in one country after being produced in another country
- 6. the process of developing increasingly integrated economic, technological, and cultural connections among people and countries worldwide
- 7. assistance given by one country to another in the form of money, goods, or credit
- 10. a legal prohibition on doing business or conducting trade with a certain country
- 12. in trade, a restriction put in place by a government to limit the quantity or value of goods that a country can export or import during a specific time period; in immigration, the number of immigrants who may be admitted into a country annually (54)
- 15. the set of laws that countries recognize in their dealings with one another
- 17. having authority that transcends individual national governments