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| Demand | The willings and ability of consumers to buy products and services |
| Economist | A person who studies the economy and tries to predict what will heppen, using current and projected data |
| Economy | The sum total of business activity within an area |
| Ethics | A system of moral values that people consider acceptable |
| Financial aid | Money received from an outside source to help pay for education and training |
| Goal | A plan based on vlaues or desired outcomes |
| Hard Skills | The ability to perform technical tasks or procedures |
| Interest | Money paid for the use of money, as in the cost of a loan |
| Internet | A worldwide network of computers that can share information |
| Job Description | A document that details job tasks, hours worked, skills, education, and experience needed for a job |
| Job Market | The wide variety of jobs and careers that exist at one point in time |
| Job Scout or Agent | A computer porgram that searches the Internet to find job lists that meet certain criteria and returns those listings to the user |
| Job Skills | Specific tasks or procedures a person can do to complete a job |
| Job Title | A name given to a particular job |
| Scholarship | A gift of money or other aid made to a student to help pay for education |
| Soft Skills | Non technical skills such as leadership or the ability to communicate clearly |
| Subsidized student loan | A government loan on which interest is not charged until after graduation |
| Supply | The quantity of goods and services that producers are willing and able to provide. |
| Tuition | The charge for instruction at a school |
| Value | A principle that reflects the worth you place on an idea or action |
