Economic Indicators Crossword

The different phases of economic growth that an economy experiences over time
How the people who run companies feel about their organisations' future economic prospects
How good consumers feel about their future economic prospects
A bad, depressingly prolonged recession in economic activity. A slump is where output falls by at least 10%; a depression is an even deeper and more prolonged slump
an increase in amount of national production that has occurred over time, most commonly measured by GDP.
A statistic used for judging the health of an economy.
A measure of economic activity in a country. It is calculated by adding the total value of goods and services produced in that country over a period of time, usually one year.
The cost of borrowing money or earned on savings. Interest is usually expressed at an annual rate: the amount of interest that would be paid during a year divided by the amount of money loaned.
A sustained increase in the prices of goods and services over time and where purchasing power decreases. Typically measured by the CPI.
The main reason firms exist. In economic theory, profit is the reward for risk taken by businesses. Put simply, profit is a firm's total revenue minus total cost.
The process of making goods and services with the given resources available.
The rate of output per unit of input.
A period of slow or negative economic growth, technically defined as two or more quarters of negative growth.
The percentage of income saved by individuals or households.
Those people without a job but actively looking for work.
People who are employed, but not working as many hours as they would like to work.
The number of people of working age without a job is usually expressed as an unemployment rate, a percentage of the workforce (ie: those unemployed plus those employed).