| 1 | inflation | | _____ | One of Australia's main exported services |
| 2 | deflation | | _____ | Products and services sent (sold) OUT of a country |
| 3 | income | | _____ | Measures the total value of all goods and services produced in an economy in a year |
| 4 | Exports | | _____ | Money received in exchange of exports and imports |
| 5 | Imports | | _____ | Periods of increasing economic activity in the business cycle |
| 6 | Business cycle | | _____ | Source of government income |
| 7 | taxation | | _____ | Where one currency rises, the other currency does this |
| 8 | Expansion | | _____ | Periods of high and low economic activity |
| 9 | Foreign exchange | | _____ | the value of money in terms of what it can buy at a specified time |
| 10 | Contraction | | _____ | Where a currency moves in an upwards direction |
| 11 | Boom | | _____ | Products and services brought (purchased) INTO a country |
| 12 | Recession | | _____ | A period of increasing prices |
| 13 | Gross Domestic Product | | _____ | An increase in the level of economic activity where income and production are high |
| 14 | Depression | | _____ | A period of decreasing prices |
| 15 | Balance of trade | | _____ | A period of high unemployment, high low economic activity |
| 16 | Purchasing power | | _____ | The difference between the values of exports and imports of a country, |
| 17 | Infrastructure | | _____ | Provided by the government |
| 18 | Iron ore, livestock, coal, wool | | _____ | Some of Australia's main exports |
| 19 | Education-related travel | | _____ | Periods of decreasing or slowing economic activity in the business cycle |
| 20 | Cars, refined petroleum, delivery trucks | | _____ | Severe downturn in economic activity |
| 21 | Appreciation | | _____ | Some of Australia's main imports |
| 22 | Depreciates | | _____ | Money received by employees in exchange for labour |