run, v manage, drop, n / v decrease, inflation, n the general increase in prices for goods and services over time, pressure, n physical or not physical force, costofliving, 3-word, n the amount of money needed to pay for basic life needs, boom, n Economic growth, scatteracross, to spread, or distribute something everywhere, beover, phr v to be finished, to come to an end, struggle, v to try hard to do something when it is very hard, emulate, v copy, hops, noun, demand, n A request, a need, intermsof, 3-word, "regarding," "with respect to," or "in relation to", contingency, n an emergency or a potential problem for a business in the future, navigate, v to plan and direct the course of something (physically like a plane or a ship), afloat, adj having enough money, threaten, v to tell someone that you will kill or hurt them or cause problems if they do not do what you want

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