Enter the correct word to build expressions related to economics and finance.
Example: A _____ debt is a loan is one that is not likely to be paid back. (key: bad)

1.    The  rate is used to decide how much to charge for lending money.
2.    A  cheque has been signed but does not yet have the amount of money written on it.
3.    A  loan is what a bank lends to you until you can get the money from somewhere else.
4.     money is measured by counting money kept by banks and people.
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5.    A building  is a business that lends you money if you want to buy a house.
6.    Under  means it has too little money to be able to develop.
7.    A  socialist spends money wastefully but claims to support a fair society
8.    The civil  is for the expenses of the king or queen and royal family.
9.    A  bank exchanges cheques with other banks.
10.    A -bottomed investment can be trusted completely because it is certain to succeed.
11.    A credit  is when it is difficult to borrow money from banks.
12.    The extra money paid to someone because their job is dangerous is called  money.
13.    A  robbery is charging an unreasonably high price for something.
14.    The  income is the money which you can spend as you want and not on basic needs.
15.    A down  is an amount of money which is only part of the total cost.
16.    Factory  prices are the prices which a factory sells its goods for.
17.    The  assets of a business are things of value such as buildings.
18.    A  benefit is additional to your pay but is not in the form of money.
19.    A $50 gift  can be exchanged in a shop for goods of that value.
20.    Powerful bankers from Switzerland are sometimes called the  of Zurich.