| Across |
| 2. | Goods purchased for final use, not for resale |
| 5. | Goods expected to last less then a year |
| 7. | the degree to which an asset can easily be exchanged for money |
| 10. | goods expected to last at least a year |
| 12. | Goods/services bought by ppl in one country thats produced in other countries |
| 13. | A phrase in the business cycle in which real GDP declines, inflation moderates, and unemployment emerges |
| 15. | The top of a business cycle |
| 17. | The bottom of a business cycle |
| 18. | the banks statement of liabilities and assets |
| 19. | paper money that is not backed by or convertible into any good |
| 20. | the change in saving induced by a change in income |
| 22. | A rise in the ratio of capital to labor |
| 23. | The part of national income not spent on consumption |
| 24. | the ratio of capital stock to GDP |
| 27. | Income received but not earned |
| 29. | the market demand and supply dont produce enough of, in some people's opinion |
| 31. | Workers employed in jobs that dont utilize their talents or experience |
| 33. | Alternating periods of growth and decline in an economy's GDP |
| 34. | coins and paper money |
| 35. | The central bank of the United States |
| 36. | Goods/services produced by ppl in one country thats sold in other countries |
| 38. | aid program that provides low-income people with stamps for food and related items |
| 40. | Health care program through Social Security to anyone over 65 and applicable |
| 41. | Severe Recession |
| 42. | A tax on an imported good |
| 43. | GDP adjusted for changes in the price level |