moderate (adj.)
medium, middle, average
both (conj.)
one and another
willing (v.)
want to do; are okay with doing
luxury (adj.)
something that is expensive and not needed
profitable (adj.)
it can make a lot of money
banknotes (n.)
another word for bill
produce (v.)
another word for make
inflation (n.)
How prices rise over time in relation to wages
jewelry (n.)
accessories you wear that are usually made from precious metals
neither (conj.)
not one or the other
own (v.)
to have or possess something by right
stable (adj.)
not much movement
target (n.)
another word for aim
trade (n.)
the process of exchanging goods and services for something of value
transportation (n.)
a way of traveling from A to B
demand (n.)
how many people want something
negative (adj.)
another word for bad
go up (phr.)
another word for rise
export (v.)
to sell things to foreign countries
automobile (n.)
another word for car
import (v.)
to buy things from foreign countries
hyperinflation (n.)
when prices rise too quickly over a short amount of time
currency (n.)
the type of money a country uses
cost (n.)
another word for price
pros (n.)
something good
salary (n.)
how much money you make per period of time
globalization (n.)
how the world is interconnected
cons (n.)
something bad
poverty (n.)
the state of having little or no money
either (conj.)
one or the other
decade (n.)
10 years
labor (n.)
how much money a boss has to pay their employees
rate (n.)
amount of something measured per unit of something else, ex. km/h
expectation (n.)
something you think is going to happen; anticipate
deflation (n)
when prices fall
commodity (n.)
another word for product
amount (n.)
number or quantity