| A | B |
| product | A good. |
| producer | Someone who makes and sells a product or service. |
| entrepreneur | Someone who starts and runs a business. |
| consumer | Someone who buys a product or service |
| interdependence | The reliance of producers and consumers on each other for products and resources they need. |
| wage | Money to paid to a worker for the work he or she does. |
| income | Money paid to a worker for the work he or she does. |
| capital | Money to start a new business. |
| raw material | A natural resource that can be used to make a product |
| human resource | The workers who produce goods and services. |
| capital resource | A tool or building that a business needs to make and deliver a product. |
| factory | A building where products are prepared and packaged. |
| manufacture | To make something with machines. |
| international trade | The buying and selling between countries. |
| import | To bring in products and resources from other countries to sell them. |
| export | To send products and resources to other countries to sell. |
| communication link | A kind of technology that lets people that are far apart share information instantly. |
| e-comerce | Buying and selling goods and services on the internet. |
| advertisement | A notice made to get people to buy something. |