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| any item that can be bought or sold |
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| the study of production and distribution of wealth |
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| any action that one person or group performs for another in exchange for money |
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| anything used to produce a good or service |
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| someone who makes goods or provides services |
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| not easily replaced or impossible to replace |
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| buyer of goods or services available for sale |
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| the quantity of goods or services available for sale |
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| the quantity of goods or services people want to buy |
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| is a rise in the general level of prices of goods and services in an economy over a period of time |
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| a time when there is too little money in the economy |
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| how people use goods and services to satisfy their wants and needs |
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| the way production and consumption of goods and services is divided among many different people |
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| institution for saving and lending money |
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| the main regulator of banks in the U.S. |
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| the amounts that money is printed in |
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| to lend out money temporarily |
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| fee paid when you borrow money and earned when you save it |
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