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| products that are sent from the United States to another country |
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| products that are brought into the United States from other countries |
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| Money collected from the citizens; how the US pays for schools, libraries, roads, and other public services |
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| something someone does for someone else |
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| things that can be bought and sold, or that are needed or wanted |
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| having to make a choice between two things b/c you can't have both |
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| the choice you give up in order to do/get something else |
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| a plan for how to use your money |
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| the people who use and pay for the different goods and services that are provided |
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| the people that grow or produce the goods or services that people want or need |
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| when two or more groups depend on each other to produce and sell goods |
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| when two or more countries barter goods and services |
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| the people necessary to provide a service or grow/make a product |
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| someone who owns their own business |
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