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Across 1. lowest part of the business cycle. 5. type of payment where the government gives out money and recieves nothing back in return. 9. when prices go down. 10. goods and services produced in another country but sold in the United States. 11. type of unemployment where a person is laid off because they no longer have the skills needed to do the job. 14. when the economy's GDP is getting worse. 15. money that you take home after taxes are taken out. 17. the dollar value of a good or service. 18. cycle used to show the economy's GDP activitiy. 20. money that the government makes. 23. when the economy's GDP is getting better. 24. when prices go up. 25. prices increase, employment increases, and income increases. 27. not usually called this during the time, but is known also as a deep recession. 28. exports minus imports. 29. money owed to someone, financial obligation to someone else.

Down 2. when a country's GDP has been declining for atleast 6 months or more. 3. anyone 16 or older who is currently employed, has had a job or is currently has been searching for a job in the last 30 days. 4. dollar value of all final goods and services produced within a country in 12 months. 6. type of unemployment where someone is in between jobs. 7. spending by the government,excludes transfer payments. 8. highest point in a business cycle. 12. the study of everything as a whole and how the economy makes decisions. 13. type of economy where illegal transactions are made. 15. spending money that wasnt part of your budget, but that you know you have somewhere else. 16. spending made by businesses on machinery, factories, equipment, etc. included in GDP. 19. money earned and spent on goods and services. 21. type of unemployment where someone is laid off because funds are no longer available. 22. spending by households on goods and services, included in GDP. 26. goods and serices produced in the United States but sold elsewhere.