| arrow_right_alt | an increase in the level of output / production of a nation
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| arrow_right_alt | Number of citizens working within the economy
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| arrow_right_alt | level of income, necessities, luxury, and other goods and services available to each citizen
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| arrow_right_alt | individuals or households have insufficient income to afford the basics of life: food, shelter, heat, clothing
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| arrow_right_alt | This shows the different stages of growth and contraction that an economy goes through over time
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| arrow_right_alt | Peak of the economic cycle where GDP grows fastest
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| arrow_right_alt | Period of temporary economic decline, trade reduced, GDP falls in 2 successive quarters
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| arrow_right_alt | Period in economic cycle where GDP grows, slowly
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| arrow_right_alt | Market value of all goods and services produced used to measure economic growth
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| arrow_right_alt | Value of income, output or expenditure over time
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| arrow_right_alt | Study of large economic systems such as those of a whole country or area of the world
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| arrow_right_alt | Study of small economic systems that are part of national or international systems
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