| Profit | | Customers are willing to buy more at lower prices |
| Demand | | Person who organizes economic resourses |
| Market | | A group of related occupations that require similar skills |
| NonRenewableResources | | Acting fairly toward customers, employees, and society as a whole |
| Surplus | | Anything used to make or obtain needs or wants |
| CareerCluster | | What you give up when you choose one thing over another |
| Services | | Tasks that people or machines perform for money |
| Capital | | Items produced with less negative impact on the environment |
| EconomicIndicators | | Ecomony based on the actions of buyers and sellers |
| Entrepreneur | | A very severe recession |
| Recovery | | Amount of money given or asked when goods and services are exchanged |
| EconomicSystem | | How well people are living in a particular country |
| EqualibriumPrice | | Quantity of goods or services customers will buy at a given price |
| FactorsOfProduction | | Any place where goods and services are bought and sold |
| SocialResponsibility | | System where most economic resources are owned by individuals |
| Private Enterprise | | All activities involved in producing and distributing goods and services |
| Depression | | Period of economic growth |
| Resource | | A drop in the business cycle |
| Supply | | Resources that once used, are gone forever |
| Shortage | | Point where amount supplied equals the amount demanded |
| Aptitude | | Repeated rise and fall of economic activity |
| MarketEconomy | | Revenue minus expenses |
| Prosperity | | Things that come from the air, water, or earth |
| Ability | | Natural, human, capital, and entrepreneurial resouces |
| GreenProducts | | Not enough--An under supply |
| Goods | | Contest to win customers |
| Price | | Things we wish we could have |
| OpportunityCost | | The highest point in the business cycle |
| BusinessCycle | | Products that can be weighed or measured |
| Inflation | | Money, machines, land, buildings |
| LawofDemand | | Not enough to go around |
| Motivation | | Resources that can be regenerated |
| Labor | | At higher prices, producers are willing to make more |
| Needs | | Human Resources |
| LawofSupply | | Too much--An over supply |
| Wants | | Quantity of goods or services businesses will provide at a given price |
| Recession | | An activity an individual pereforms well |
| NaturalResources | | A natural talent |
| RenewableResources | | National rules for distributing good and services to satisfy the wants of citizens |
| StandardOfLiving | | A general rise in prices over time |
| Competition | | Inflation rate, unemployment rate, GDP |
| Scarcity | | Reason or incentive to do something |
| Business | | Things we must have to survive |
