are specific things you can do, such as prepare a spreadsheet or operate a machine, that are needed to be successful on the job.

Nontechnical skills needed by most workers.

The ability to perform tasks or complete procedures.

The willingness or ability of consumers to buy products and services

The quantity of goods and services that producers are willing and able to provide

A name given to a particular job.

Money shared with stockholders when a corporation makes a profit.

A set fee or percentage of a sale paid to a salesperson instead of or in addition to salary or wages.

A required payment for the support of the government.

The lowest pay rate allowed by law for each hour of work.

Pay for hours worked beyond the set regular number for a job.

Money and items of value that you own.

Things people desire for reasons beyond survival and basic comfort.

The difference between your assets and your liabilities.

The benefit or item you give up or do not buy

The chance of injury, damage, or economic loss.

The price you pay for insurance. Could be monthly, yearly, etc.

The money you must pay before the insurance begins to pay you.

An amount of money you pay each time to you visit a doctor.

Provides 100% coverage after a certain amount of money has paid for medical expenses.

Standards or rules by which something can be judged.

The maximum amount you are willing to pay for an item.

A refund of part of the purchase price of an item.

The ability to borrow money with the agreement to pay it back later.

Property that can be used as security for a loan.