Across
- 1. The type of unemployment that occurs when people lost their jobs due to a fall in sales
- 3. This occurs when quantity demanded and quantity supplied are the same
- 5. A name given to a category of things that can be used to measure living standards that are not based on money or goods
- 6. This occurs when the price of a good is set above equilibrium
- 7. An increase in this will lead to higher prices
- 8. The term used when the Australian Bureau of statistics releases data on a three monthly basis
- 12. These typically rise in a time of economic growth
- 15. This occurs when the price of a good is set below equilibrium
- 17. How often economic growth, unemployment and inflation are typically measured
- 18. This is shown on the circular flow model as a money flow from firms to households
- 20. The type of unemployment when people are between jobs
- 21. This law says as price increases the quantity demanded will fall. It is known as the Law of ?
- 22. The type of unemployment that occurs when people are replaced by technology
- 24. The word placed in the box on the left hand side of a circular flow model
- 25. The main reason for privately owned firms existing
- 26. The word placed in the box on the right hand side of a circular flow model
Down
- 2. Term used when economic data is measured over the course of the year
- 4. This is shown on the circular flow model as a money flow from households to firms
- 9. The term used to describe those people who either have a job or a are looking for one
- 10. The type of unemployment that occurs when people have traits that make them undesirable to hire
- 11. The abbreviation for Gross Domestic Product
- 13. The situation where prices are rising according to figures revealed in the Consumer Price Index
- 14. This law says as price increases the quantity supplied will rise. It is called the Law of ?
- 16. This is typically reduced during times of inflation
- 19. This happens when the amount of goods and services available increase in a given period of time
- 23. The name given to the official rate of interest set by the Reserve Bank
