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Crucigrama Central concepts of economicsVersión en línea Central concepts of economics por CBE - Estudiante: JERONIMO MONTOYA ARCILA 1 The overall quality of life, including health, happiness, and financial security, that people experience in an economy. 2 The way individuals, businesses, and countries rely on each other for goods, services, and resources, creating economic connections. 3 The limited availability of resources (like money, time, or raw materials) compared to unlimited human wants, forcing trade-offs. 4 Using resources in the best possible way to minimize waste and maximize productivity or profit. 5 The decisions people, businesses, or governments make due to scarcity (e.g., choosing between spending on education or healthcare). 6 When governments or organizations step in to influence the economy (e.g., taxes, subsidies, or regulations). 7 Shifts in the economy over time, such as technological advances, market trends, or policy adjustments. 8 Fairness in how economic benefits (like income, wealth, or opportunities) are distributed among people. 9 Managing resources in a way that meets current needs without harming future generations’ ability to meet theirs. 10 An important addition to something that makes it worth more. 11 The money that is returned to someone who paid for something that cost less than the amount they gave. 12 The total amount by which money spent is more than money received, or the state of having spent more than has been received. 13 A need for goods or services that customers want to buy or use. 14 The action of reducing the rate at which money can be exchanged for foreign money. 15 The study of the way in which economies work, for example in which they make money, produce and distribute goods and services. 16 Money that is received/earned from doing work or from investments. 17 A useful or valuable quality, skill or person. 18 The official payments that you can make to an organization you belong to. 11 6 1 14 2 4 17 15 8 10 7 12 13 5 9 16 3 18

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Central concepts of economics

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Central concepts of economicsVersión en línea

por CBE - Estudiante: JERONIMO MONTOYA ARCILA

The overall quality of life, including health, happiness, and financial security, that people experience in an economy.

The way individuals, businesses, and countries rely on each other for goods, services, and resources, creating economic connections.

The limited availability of resources (like money, time, or raw materials) compared to unlimited human wants, forcing trade-offs.

Using resources in the best possible way to minimize waste and maximize productivity or profit.

The decisions people, businesses, or governments make due to scarcity (e.g., choosing between spending on education or healthcare).

When governments or organizations step in to influence the economy (e.g., taxes, subsidies, or regulations).

Shifts in the economy over time, such as technological advances, market trends, or policy adjustments.

Fairness in how economic benefits (like income, wealth, or opportunities) are distributed among people.

Managing resources in a way that meets current needs without harming future generations’ ability to meet theirs.

An important addition to something that makes it worth more.

The money that is returned to someone who paid for something that cost less than the amount they gave.

The total amount by which money spent is more than money received, or the state of having spent more than has been received.

A need for goods or services that customers want to buy or use.

The action of reducing the rate at which money can be exchanged for foreign money.

The study of the way in which economies work, for example in which they make money, produce and distribute goods and services.

Money that is received/earned from doing work or from investments.

A useful or valuable quality, skill or person.

The official payments that you can make to an organization you belong to.

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