Economics unit 3 key terms
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Y | G | Y | X | J | I | M | K | W | N | B | Q | G | Q | Q | X | O | W | F | J | G |
G | I | B | U | W | Y | J | H | O | R | S | A | E | K | X | F | C | B | L | R | C |
C | A | B | S | O | L | U | T | E | P | O | V | E | R | T | Y | P | U | O | E | X |
E | Y | O | D | B | F | Y | U | V | Y | N | T | F | P | P | E | A | I | A | U | C |
B | E | R | E | L | A | T | I | V | E | P | O | V | E | R | T | Y | I | T | J | L |
R | N | T | J | O | X | O | J | R | H | Q | O | J | L | G | N | X | E | I | I | H |
I | N | T | E | R | N | A | T | I | O | N | A | L | T | R | A | D | E | N | B | I |
X | F | I | X | E | D | E | X | C | H | A | N | G | E | R | A | T | E | G | X | N |
H | T | N | O | N | L | B | K | Q | A | N | F | U | V | Y | M | F | L | E | C | U |
Q | G | B | G | E | U | O | P | L | L | R | S | J | G | B | B | N | C | X | W | U |
C | Y | S | P | J | J | G | X | Y | F | U | M | X | K | V | A | C | L | C | A | T |
A | B | S | O | L | U | T | E | A | D | V | A | N | T | A | G | E | O | H | S | E |
H | N | A | X | R | T | I | O | R | B | Y | T | E | A | Q | D | D | R | A | W | M |
M | U | L | T | I | N | A | T | I | O | N | A | L | C | O | M | P | A | N | Y | B |
E | S | I | N | G | L | E | M | A | R | K | E | T | E | U | O | W | P | G | X | Y |
N | E | W | N | J | H | P | W | R | T | P | I | F | X | F | L | I | S | E | E | D |
K | A | T | J | S | S | O | Y | N | P | O | B | N | K | S | Y | D | L | R | A | B |
E | A | U | S | T | E | R | I | T | Y | P | R | O | G | R | A | M | U | A | H | R |
Y | S | U | S | P | E | C | I | A | L | I | S | A | T | I | O | N | H | T | P | V |
E | I | F | P | S | P | M | N | N | R | L | E | L | Q | N | W | T | P | E | L | D |
N | J | V | C | P | N | L | S | X | U | O | E | O | Y | R | V | B | L | F | S | D |
Clues
- A comapany that has its headquarters based in one country (usually a developed economy) and its other operations all over the world. (13, 7)
- A set of policies with the aim of reducing government budget deficits by reducing government spending. (9, 7)
- Living on less than $1.25 a day. Unable to afford the basic necessities such as food, shelter and clothing. (8, 7)
- Relative poverty is when people are poor compared with most people/the average person in a country. It is defined as an income of less than 60% of the median income. (8, 7)
- The economies of different countries can be treated as one when a firm is considering its domestic market. (6, 6, 2)
- The exchange of goods and services across international boundaries. (13, 5)
- When a company is able to provide a good or service using fewer resources and at a lower cost than another country. (8, 9)
- Where a worker/firm/region/country concentrates on producing a narrow range of goods and services. (14)
- Where the central bank of a country tried to decide on the price of a currency. (5, 8, 4)
- Where the prices of two currencies are decided by market forces. (8, 8, 4)
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