Economics Crossword

Productivity = Output/__________.
Gifts of nature. E.g. trees, minerals and animals.
People who take risks and organise others to run a business.
People's physical or mental work or effort. E.g, Drivers, nurses, scientists or inventors.
Too much supply or stock.
The maker/makers of a good or service.
Goods that do not cost anything are called _____________.
All decisions involve ____________.
Where the supply curve and the demand curve intersect.
A form of limited means.
The study of choices.
We have __________ wants.
We have limited ________.
These people enjoy hoarding money rather than spending it.
Things that will not regenerate naturally.
A graphical representation of a demand schedule.
All other things held constant.
A determinant of demand.
Noodles, used cars, used clothes are all examples of ____________.
Luxury cars, sea foods, jewellery and homes are all examples of __________.
A synonym of determinant.
The different quantities of a good that sellers are willing and able to sell.
The type of relationship between price and quantity supplied.
A person or company that produces goods for sale.
Something everyone desires in order to purchase wanted goods.
When we have limited means, we must _________.
Things individuals would like to have, but aren't necessary to survive.
Things individuals must have in order to survive.
Where money is stored.
Goods that individuals and households consume are called ________.