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Bank


Institution for saving and lending

Mint

To make coins

Goods

Any item that can be bought or sold

Renewable

Resource that is replaceable

Depression

A severe recession





Interest

A fee paid when you borrow money and earned when you save it

Consumer

Buyer of a good or service

Supply

The quantity of goods or service available for sale

Loan

To lend out money temporarily

Surplus

Over-Supply

Recession

Time when there is too little money in the economy

Denomination

The amounts that money is printed on

Scarce

Hard to find not enough to meet demand

Inflation

Time when thereiscro much money in the economy resulting in higher prices

Economics

The study of the production and distribution of wealth

Producer

Someone who makes goods or provide service

Resource

Anything used to produce a good or service

Federal Reserve

The main regulator of banks in the United States

Interdependence

The way production and consumption of goods and services is divided among many different people

Service

Any action that one person or group performs for another in exchange for payment

Consumption

How people use goods and services to satisfy their wants and needs

Nonrenewable

Resources that can not be replaced or renewed

Demand

The number of people who want to buy a good or service