1. | capable of being touched. | A. | business cycle | |
2. | the act or action of receding. | B. | expansion | |
3. | the act or process of expanding. | C. | capital | |
4. | the quality or state of being useful. | D. | economies in transition | |
5. | to pay interest on ( a loan or debt). | E. | depression | |
6. | having the main offices of a government. | F. | supply | |
7. | act of inflation something : the state of being inflated | G. | land | |
8. | the rate at which goods are produced or work is completed. | H. | utility | |
9. | the solid part of the surface of the earth, an area of ground. | I. | tangible goods | |
10. | an economy n which there are elements of both public and private enterprise. | J. | traditional economy | |
11. | the total number of people who do not have jobs in a particular place or area. | K. | unemployment rate | |
12. | a forceful statement in which you say that something must be done or given to you. | L. | monopoly | |
13. | a supply of something ( such as money) that someone has and can use when is needed. | M. | services | |
14. | complete control of the entire supply of goods or of a service in a certain area or market. | N. | demand | |
15. | a cycle of economic activity usually consisting of recession, recovery, growth, and decline. | O. | Inflation | |
16. | is a system where the allocation of available resources is made on the basis of inheritance. | P. | recession | |
17. | a period of time in which there is little economic activity and many people do not have jobs. | Q. | productivity | |
18. | an economy that is changing from being one under government control to being a market economy. | R. | socialism | |
19. | to make ( something) available to be used, to provide someone or something with (something that is needed or wanted). | S. | mixed economy | |
20. | a way of organizing a society in which major industries are owned and controlled by the government rather than by individual people and companies. | T. | resource |
I | 1. | capable of being touched. | A. | business cycle |
P | 2. | the act or action of receding. | B. | expansion |
B | 3. | the act or process of expanding. | C. | capital |
H | 4. | the quality or state of being useful. | D. | economies in transition |
M | 5. | to pay interest on ( a loan or debt). | E. | depression |
C | 6. | having the main offices of a government. | F. | supply |
O | 7. | act of inflation something : the state of being inflated | G. | land |
Q | 8. | the rate at which goods are produced or work is completed. | H. | utility |
G | 9. | the solid part of the surface of the earth, an area of ground. | I. | tangible goods |
S | 10. | an economy n which there are elements of both public and private enterprise. | J. | traditional economy |
K | 11. | the total number of people who do not have jobs in a particular place or area. | K. | unemployment rate |
N | 12. | a forceful statement in which you say that something must be done or given to you. | L. | monopoly |
T | 13. | a supply of something ( such as money) that someone has and can use when is needed. | M. | services |
L | 14. | complete control of the entire supply of goods or of a service in a certain area or market. | N. | demand |
A | 15. | a cycle of economic activity usually consisting of recession, recovery, growth, and decline. | O. | Inflation |
J | 16. | is a system where the allocation of available resources is made on the basis of inheritance. | P. | recession |
E | 17. | a period of time in which there is little economic activity and many people do not have jobs. | Q. | productivity |
D | 18. | an economy that is changing from being one under government control to being a market economy. | R. | socialism |
F | 19. | to make ( something) available to be used, to provide someone or something with (something that is needed or wanted). | S. | mixed economy |
R | 20. | a way of organizing a society in which major industries are owned and controlled by the government rather than by individual people and companies. | T. | resource |