Across
- 3. Helps consumers pay for a good or service that they can’t typically afford
- 6. a one-page introductory document sent with a resume to a potential employer, highlighting your most relevant skills and experience to explain why you are a good fit for a specific job and company
- 8. The actual money an employer receives after all mandatory deductions have been made
- 11. A person or business’s total financial value, calculated by subtracting all liabilities from all assets
- 12. to give or bestow something, such as money, property, or permission, often formally and without expectation of repayment
- 13. Becoming an expert in a particular subject or skill
- 14. Using economic theory, data analysis, and statistical modeling to research, advise and develop policies on production, consumption, and wealth for businesses, governments, and organizations
- 16. money given to a student to help pay for their education that doesn't need to be repaid
- 17. Money a person or business spends to get something they need or want
Down
- 1. a paid, long-term job training program where you learn a high-skill trade or career by doing the work ("on-the-job training") and also taking classes for related instruction, often with a mentor's guidance
- 2. investment is the allocation of money or resources into assets or projects with the expectation of generating future income or profit
- 4. A fixed regular payment, typically paid on a daily or weekly basis, made by an employer to an employee, especially to a manual or unskilled worker
- 5. A worker's total earnings before any taxes or other deductions are taken from their paycheck
- 7. a temporary position where an advanced student or recent graduate gains supervised, practical experience in a professional field, applying classroom learning to real-world tasks, developing new skills, exploring career paths, and building professional connections
- 9. the transfer of assets, wealth, or property from a deceased person to a beneficiary, or heir
- 10. all individuals who are employed or actively seeking employment, representing the available Human Resources for producing goods and services in the economy
- 13. A fixed payment on a monthly or biweekly basis
- 15. a concise summary document that highlights your relevant skills, experience, and education to convince a potential employer to invite you for an interview