Figgerits Economics & Politics Level 370

Answers for Level 370

Solution: GOVERNMENT EARNS MONEY JUST BECAUSE IT HAS THE MONOPOLISTIC RIGHT TO PRINT

Definitions & Words

Jack be ___, Jack be quick - NIMBLE
To pay back someone who did you wrong - REVENGE
What grows in a shell and makes a kind of butter? - PEANUT
A series of races involving boats of certain kinds - REGATTA
What do basketball players wear instead of a shirt? - JERSEY
The door's ___ let him see who was knocking - PEEPHOLE
Synonym of cuddle - SNUGGLE
This study of stars does not reveal fortunes - ASTRONOMY
These are ___ times we are living in - TURBULENT
What is another way of saying to retaliate? - REPRISAL
Displays images and video on a wall or screen - PROJECTOR
What dogs like to do with thrown balls - RETRIEVE
The ___ will expire soon, so it will be public domain - COPYRIGHT
Synonym of attractiveness - GLAMOUR
What type of water vessel has two hulls? - CATAMARAN
Benedict Arnold became this - TURNCOAT
Creation of something from more simple parts - SYNTHESIS
What is a pact of friendship and help? - ALLIANCE
More money provides an ___ to work harder - IMPETUS

Here are all 19 answers for Figgerits Level 370 in Economics & Politics. The full phrase comes out to be "The U.S. government earns money just because it has the monopolistic right to print dollars. The process is known as seigniorage, and it is the difference between the cost to produce a bill or a coin, and its actual value.."

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