Economic Terms Crossword

a large store that dominates the sale of one type of product
the process of comparing price and quality of similar products before making a purchasing decision
a good that is generally consumed with another good for example car and petrol
the ability to receive goods and services now but pay for them in the future
strategies used by retailers to reward customers for making regular purchases
the features of a population such as age and gender
to decrease in value. An asset depreciates through wear or becoming out of date
the removal of government laws and regulations
a person's income after tax has been deducted
a good that has a long lifespan and doesn't need to be replaced frequently
an extended period of cover on a warranty agreement
a person's income before tax has been deducted
an agreement that enables a customer to pay for a purchase in instalments over time
the unplanned purchase of goods and services
a good that is purchased frequently or has a short life span
a good that can be purchased as an alternative to another good
an agreement showing the conditions under which a good can be repaired or replaced