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🧠 CROSSWORD PUZZLE – ECONOMIC SYSTEMS

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🧠 CROSSWORD PUZZLE – ECONOMIC SYSTEMS
 

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🧠 CROSSWORD PUZZLE – ECONOMIC SYSTEMSOnline version

Economic systems crossword puzzle

by Sindy Bueno
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In a rapidly growing industrial city, factory owners invest money to expand their production, while workers exchange their time for wages. Competition increases as businesses try to dominate the market.

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In this system, prices are not dictated by authorities but emerge from the interaction between buyers and sellers in the marketplace.

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In this environment, business owners set prices freely, trade flows across borders, and there are very few government restrictions. Economic success depends on competition and initiative.

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Economic rules emphasize protecting private property, contracts, and minimizing State intervention in decision-making.

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Workers begin to question why they produce goods they cannot fully enjoy. Some propose that production should be controlled collectively and focused on shared needs.

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A theory emerges arguing that history is driven by conflict between social classes and that inequality must be eliminated.

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A central authority determines how much food, machinery, and goods are produced each year. Workers have stable jobs, but decisions follow strict national plans.

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Production is organized to avoid major social differences, often prioritizing equality over profit, guided by a single governing structure.

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Private businesses operate in most sectors, but the government regulates essential industries and intervenes during economic crises.

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Citizens have access to free healthcare, education, and pensions. These services are financed by higher taxes, especially on wealthier individuals.

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The government controls industries like energy and transport, but allows private companies to compete in less strategic sectors.

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Economic growth is guided by national priorities, where the State directs long-term strategies but still allows some private initiative.

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