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Across 2. A type of economic system where the government operates and distributes where materials and resources go, and also supply people with a smaller amount of freedom to help efficiently accomplish goals. 3. The total amount of financial and economic work throughout a country, state, or city. 4. A company or business that distributes resources and products to please customers. 5. An individual’s understanding of information in a business or company. 6. When businesses or companies can operate services instead of the government. 7. When the government plays a big part in planning and allocating resources and materials. 8. A type of economic system which is when a company or business is able to make their own decisions for how to make and sell products to certain people for a certain price. 11. People’s individual talents that they use to help produce goods and services in a business. 14. To create a business or company that has determination for the future and the ability to take risks in order for the business to succeed. 16. It is the ratio of how many people have a job and how many people don’t have a job in the industry. 18. The amount of services and goods that manufacturers and people produce for a company in a year. 19. When the demand and supply of a good or service are equal to each other. 20. When the economy begins to decrease in many aspects, such as a decrease in GDP, employment, stocks/investments, and more companies that go out of business. 22. It is the total amount of a country’s economy including their production and distribution of goods over a period of time. 23. They are factors such as interest rates, stock prices, consumer confidence, business profits, consumer spending, industrial production, housing construction, and business investment that measure how the economy is doing. 26. The research of how bigger companies distribute their resources to customers, how they compete with other businesses, and how the financial issues affect the government and businesses. 27. The money, supplies, and materials that companies need in order to have a successful business of selling products and services. 29. When one company takes over, such as buying other companies that are competition, and becoming the only business to sell a product, forcing customers to pay a higher amount for the product or service. 30. The different phases, whether good or bad that the economy goes through. These phases are recession, depression, recovery, and peak. 32. When the government enforces more rules on buying and selling products in the economy. 33. When the price of goods and services decreases over time, which can affect the economy if prices keep decreasing over time. 34. When the government doesn’t enforce as many rules for buying and selling goods and services in the economy. 35. When customers have a smaller amount of businesses to purchase products such as luxury items like gasoline, alcohol, steel, aluminum, and automobiles. 36. It is a way the government can fix the economy by taking control of businesses or companies, and in some cases, they take control of corporations. 37. Where people are corporations own and control businesses or companies and handle the competition, supply, and demand for the products and services. 38. When a business or company has a limited amount of resources or products. 39. Is a graph that shows the total quantity of goods and services and what prices they are being purchased at.

Down 1. Is when the price of goods and services increases over a period of time, and the value of money decreases. 2. It is when people examine the prices that companies are paying for products and services and comparing them to the producers and manufacturers. 6. When there are too many businesses selling the same product, that they cannot influence customers to buy their products over another company. 9. It evaluates how much inflation is going on in the economy by comparing the prices of different products and services over a certain time period. 10. The materials such as wood, oil, iron, water, and minerals that businesses use to produce goods and services. 12. The research of how individuals use resources and materials to make products and services that people can use. 13. When more than one company sells a certain product or service, and they can influence customers with different prices and other competing aspects. 15. When the price of a good or service is low in price and customers are more eager to purchase the product. 17. The amount of another option for a product that is more engaging to customers. 21. It is when the government decides to raise or decrease interest rates in order to control the amount of spending money in the economy. 24. The research of goods and services that are used by people in businesses and companies, and the way that the demand and supply of products increases and decreases. 25. When more than two companies sell the same product or service to the same customers. 28. Is when the government slows down on spending money in the economy to prevent inflation, and they can do this by changing tax rates and fees from businesses. 31. It is the association of prices and quantities that goes for a cheaper price, no matter if the demand is high or low.