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Shows the amount of a product that customers are willing to buy at each price (Demand curve) () A person who takes the risk of organising and operating a new business venture (entrepreneur) () Where just one firm dominates a market () The rate of increase in the general price level of all goods and services () The of multinational businesses that have operations around the world () () () The transfer of ownership of an organization from the to the private sector () Goods and services that are bought from businesses located overseas () The price of one currency in terms of another () The use by government of changes in the money supply and s to influence the economy ( ) The group of European countries who trade freely with each other ( ) () An individual or group that is directly or indirectly affected by the actions of a business (stakeholder) The number of adults who are ally active and not in work () The central bank of the UK ( ) The difference between the total value of and the total value of ( ) () The cost of borrowing money or the received on money saved () Goods and services that are sold to customers located overseas () The rate of increase in the value of goods and services produced by an economy as a whole ( ) () Organisations that are owned or controlled by the government (public sector) () The use of the Internet to trade with consumers and other businesses (e -commerce) The use by government of taxation and government spending to influence the economy (fiscal ) The amount of money that households and consumers have available to spend ( ) ()
() Where just one firm dominates a market () The cost of borrowing money or the received on money saved () The use of the Internet to trade with consumers and other businesses (e -commerce) The group of European countries who trade freely with each other ( ) The use by government of taxation and government spending to influence the economy (fiscal ) A person who takes the risk of organising and operating a new business venture (entrepreneur) The number of adults who are ally active and not in work () The central bank of the UK ( ) The difference between the total value of and the total value of ( ) () () The amount of money that households and consumers have available to spend ( ) The use by government of changes in the money supply and s to influence the economy ( ) The rate of increase in the value of goods and services produced by an economy as a whole ( ) The of multinational businesses that have operations around the world () Goods and services that are bought from businesses located overseas () The price of one currency in terms of another () () The rate of increase in the general price level of all goods and services () The transfer of ownership of an organization from the to the private sector () Organisations that are owned or controlled by the government (public sector) () An individual or group that is directly or indirectly affected by the actions of a business (stakeholder) Goods and services that are sold to customers located overseas () Shows the amount of a product that customers are willing to buy at each price (Demand curve)