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The Business Cycle
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1
Expanding operations during periods of recovery or expansion involve ________________.
Purchasing new equipment
Increasing inventories
Investing in new properties
Hiring additional employees
2
The external economic factors that affect business cycles are all
EXCEPT _____________________.
changes in capital expenditures
changes to credit and loan policies
external shocks
change to day light saving times
3
The movement of an economy through recurring phases is _____________.
Depression
Expansion
Recession
Business Cycle
4
Recession is a period of economic slowdown that lasts for at least __________ months.
six
three
twelve
nine
5
Economic expansion begins again after this stage.
Peak
Trough
Recession
Expansion
6
___________ continues until it reaches a peak, at which time a contraction then begins.
Expansion
Recovery
Recession
Depression
7
True or False: The government's influence over business cycles involves changes to governmental spending and taxes.
True
False
8
True or False: Limiting operations during periods of recession include hiring more workers.
True
False
9
During a period of economic prosperity and recovery, consumers are ________.
Optimistic
Depressed
Worried
Doubtful
10
Generally, the business cycle is measured and tracked in terms of what?
NNP
Nominal GDP
Real GDP
GNI
11
When potential GDP is less than actual GDP there exists a
negative output gap
positive output gap
peak
expansion
12
The lowest point of the buisness cycle is?
Trough
Contraction
Recession
Expansion
13
True or False: During a recession, consumers fear the loss of jobs and decreased wages.
True
False
14
What is
NOT
one of the phases of the Business Cycle?
expansion
peak
equilibrium
contraction
15
When potential GDP is greater than actual GDP there is a
positive output gap
a recession
negative output gap
a contraction