| Economist's observation | 27 |
| Economist's guess | 21 |
| Economist's finding | 23 |
| Economist's figure | 22 |
| Economist's concern: Abbr. | 30 |
| Economist's concern | 23 |
| Economist's cap | 19 |
| Economist's average | 23 |
| Economist's acronym | 23 |
| Economist who wrote on population trends | 40 |
| Economist who wrote "The Theory of the Leisure Class" | 63 |
| Economist Walker | 16 |
| Economist Smith who coined the term "invisible hand" | 62 |
| Economist Smith | 15 |
| Economist Robert | 16 |
| Economist Marriner | 18 |
| Economist John Stuart | 21 |
| Economist John Maynard ___ | 26 |
| Economist John Maynard | 22 |
| Economist Janeway | 17 |
| Economist Gunnar | 16 |
| Economist Greenspan, after succeeding Benedict | 46 |
| Economist Greenspan | 19 |
| Economist Friedman | 18 |
| Economist Bernanke | 18 |
| Economist and puppeteer | 23 |
| Economist Adam | 14 |
| Economies based on supply and demand | 36 |
| Economics textbook feature | 26 |
| Economics stat | 14 |
| Economics prefix relating to the study of large systems | 55 |
| Economics pioneer Smith | 23 |
| Economics org. | 14 |
| Economics Nobelist William F. ___ | 33 |
| Economics Nobelist William | 26 |
| Economics Nobelist Milton | 25 |
| Economics Nobelist Friedman, familiarly | 39 |
| Economics Nobelist Friedman | 27 |
| Economics has a "law" of these market forces | 54 |
| Economics fig. | 14 |
| Economics datum | 15 |
| Economics class topic | 21 |
| Economics 101 topic? | 20 |
| Economical way to buy | 21 |
| Economical vacation option | 26 |
| Economical shorthand in store names | 35 |
| Economical purchase: Abbr. | 26 |
| Economical one | 14 |
| Economical main course | 22 |
| Economical homes | 16 |
| Economical heater | 17 |
| Economical Halloween costume | 28 |
| Economical backyard swing | 25 |
| Economical | 10 |
| Economic-cycle extremes | 23 |
| Economic-cycle choices | 22 |
| Economic yardstick: Abbr. | 25 |
| Economic woe | 12 |
| Economic warfare tactic | 23 |
| Economic upturn | 15 |
| Economic upswing | 16 |
| Economic term named the 2011 Word of the Year by the Oxford English Dictionary...and a description of 6 squares in this puzzle | 126 |
| Economic survival phrase | 24 |
| Economic surge | 14 |
| Economic success | 16 |
| Economic stimulus strategy | 26 |
| Economic stat. | 14 |
| Economic stat, once | 19 |
| Economic stat | 13 |
| Economic start | 14 |
| Economic spurts | 15 |
| Economic slumps | 15 |
| Economic slump | 14 |
| Economic series | 15 |
| Economic saves | 14 |
| Economic sanctions may lead to one | 34 |
| Economic rise | 13 |
| Economic regulation | 19 |
| Economic protest | 16 |
| Economic prosperity | 19 |
| Economic proposal | 17 |
| Economic problem | 16 |
| Economic powerhouse, informally | 31 |
| Economic phenomenon | 19 |
| Economic period | 15 |
| Economic performance stat. | 26 |
| Economic performance stat | 26 |
| Economic org. | 13 |
| Economic no. | 12 |
| Economic news | 13 |
| Economic meas. | 14 |
| Economic lifeblood | 18 |
| Economic leader? | 16 |
| Economic indicator: Abbr. | 25 |
| Economic indicator (abbr.) | 26 |
| Economic indicator | 18 |
| Economic hostility | 18 |
| Economic group with political power | 35 |
| Economic figure for a country: Abbr. | 36 |
| Economic fig. | 13 |