1	Banking industry		_____	a type of organisation that is not run for profit, but also is not part of the government.
2	Capacity building		_____	that part of the economy run by individuals or groups, rather than the government, to make a profit.
3	Charity sector		_____	banks, buildings societies and other businesses that offer financial products and services; part of the private sector.
4	Communist economy		_____	that part of the economy that comprises national and local government, and the services provided by government, such as education, healthcare, the military and the police.
5	Corporate social responsibility (CSR)		_____	profit after corporation tax is paid.
6	Corporation tax		_____	an economy( of which the UK is an example, as are the economies of most countries in the world) that falls between the extremes of a communist economy and a free-market economy.
7	Economic downturn		_____	business self-regulation that drives a company to act in an ethical manner – ie to make socially responsible decisions, such as recycling or reducing its pollution.
8	Economic growth		_____	the idea that individuals and organisations have a duty to act in a way that is best for society as a whole.
9	Free-market economy		_____	the rate at which prices are increasing.
10	Full employment		_____	the value of sales that a business makes in a year.
11	Gross domestic product (GDP)		_____	a period of economic decline during which income and production fall overtime.
12	Gross profit		_____	making donations to a specific charity as deductions directly from a salary.
13	Inflation rate		_____	profit before corporation tax is paid.
14	Mixed economy		_____	the difference between the price for which a product sells and the cost of making and selling it.
15	Net profit		_____	a type of market economy in which private individuals and companies make decisions, motivated by profit, without government interference.
16	Non-governmental organisation (NGO)		_____	the total value of all goods made and services provided by a country in a year.
17	Payroll giving		_____	a period during which economic activity slows down, potentially leading to a recession.
18	Price		_____	making local communities self-sustaining.
19	Price stability		_____	an increase in the output or production of a country, as measured by incomes and sales.
20	Private sector		_____	that part of the economy that is made up of non-governmental, non-Corporate bodies, such as charities, community groups and social enterprises.
21	Profit		_____	a type of market economy in which government makes all of the decisions.
22	Public sector		_____	an enterprise that aims to increase social well-being rather than to make money, but which can be either not for profit or for profit.
23	Recession		_____	when everyone in a country who is willing and able to work in paid employment has a job(in practice, classed by the UK government as an unemployment rate of 2% or less).
24	Social enterprise		_____	charities and other non-governmental organisations that are run not for profit, but for the good of society.
25	Social responsibility		_____	a tax that a business pays on its profits.
26	Third sector		_____	the percentage of the work force that is of employment age and actively looking for a paid job.
27	Turnover		_____	the purchase price of a good or service.
28	Unemployment rate		_____	keeping inflation low.