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Down: 1) Wall Street is a bustling street in New York City. 3) Certificates sold by companies or governments in order to raise money.5) A bank account where money is kept so that it can grow. 6) The way a country manages its money and resources (such as workers and land) to produce, buy, and sell goods and services.8) A bank that specializes in services for companies rather than individuals.10) A long period during which the economy is poor and many people are without jobs.11) If a person is out of work and has lived in his or her state for at least a year, he or she can collect some money from the state government. 12) Taxes are the main way people pay for their government.13) The part of the federal government that manages the nation's money. 14) Money owed, usually as the result of borrowing.17) The ability to borrow money.19) Money borrowed from a bank. 21) The percentage at which interest is charged or paid. 24) An ownership interest in a company. 27) To go up in value over time.28) The fee for using someone else's money.34) A financial institution that accepts deposits and withdrawels of money. Across: 2) A traditional bank that provides services such as checking and savings accounts, credit cards, and home and auto loans.4) Total income before deductions.7) Expenses are what you spend. 9) The most serious economic depression in U.S. history. 14) An indicator of how the stock market is performing.15) The amount of money an individual person owes.16) A loan that is used to buy a house.18) To go down in value over time. 20) Rules of conduct for banks, stock markets, and other financial institutions. 22) Liability is something you owe for. 23) A process in which homeowners lose their property because they have failed to make mortgage payments. 25) Often called "The Fed" for short, the Federal Reserve is America's central bank26) The amount of money a country owes.29) A drop in economic growth that lasts at least six months. 30) The government agency that insures bank deposits. 31) A bank account where money is kept so the owner can write checks.32) Income minus total expenses and/or deductions. 33) The unemployment rate is the percentage of Americans who are out of work and looking for jobs.35) The loss of a job when a company cuts costs.36) Anything that is purchased with the hope that it will generate income or be more valuable at a future date.37) Something you own that has value.38) The money that you earn. 39) A place where stocks, or part-ownerships in companies, are bought and sold.
 

 

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