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The Business Cycle
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The Business Cycle B184 Business Ex
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Economists recognize that the economy doesn't grow smoothly, but in regular patterns. They refer to this as:
the circular flow of economic activity
the Business Cycle
the Classical Model
the Keynesian Cycle
The business cycle has two phases and two turning points, as follows
recession, trough, advance, peak
expansion, intermediate 1, recession, intermediate 2
expansion, peak, reversal, prosperity
expansion, peak, recession, trough
During a recession, economic output
contracts for at least three years in a row
contracts for one month
contracts for at least six months
contracts for at least two years minimum
At the peak of a business cycle,
real GDP is
shrinking
, prices are
rising
, and unemployment is
low
real GDP is
growing
, prices are
rising
, and unemployment is
low
.
real GDP is
growing
, prices are
falling
, and unemployment is
low
.
real GDP is
shrinking
, prices are
falling
, and unemployment is
low
.
According to the chart below , what was the unemployment rate during the peak of the business cycle?
3%
5%
4%
7%