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- Which of the following could cause the US economy to go into a recession? a) a declining stock market and an increase in unemployment b) an increase in pessimism by consumers and businesses c) All of the choices are correct d) a decrease in Aggregate Demand e) None of the choices is correctHow can shipping delays and shortages of intermediate goods cause a recession? Why may these issues lead to a reduction in consumer spending? Consider how consumers change the timing of their purchases to reflect the market.Explain the effects of propensities, expectations and multipliers in causing a recession.
- include a graph that shows where Canada currently is on the business cycle. Also include an AD-AS Model graph that shows if the economy is currently experiencing a recessionary gap, expansionary gap, or long run equilibrium.Compare and contrast the effect of expansion and recession on selected variables like output and employment.When the economy is in recession and below potential GDP, more of the increase in aggregate demand A. is due to increases in saving than increases in business spending. B. is due to increases in business spending than increases in exports C. increases real GDP D. drives up prices
- Economists defined economic recession as more than 2 consecutive quarters in which there is a decline in real GDP a.) True b.) FalseIn Great Recession what was the beginning and end dates of this downturn, the cause of this recession, and the depth of the recession.The macroeconomic environment affects corporate performance, but the degree depends on the business cycle. Discuss how recessionary and inflationary macroeconomic circumstances affect enterprises.
- If an economy is on the horizontal portion of the aggregate supply curve, then it is: A.)in a severe recession. B.)overheating. C.)at full employment. D.)experiencing inflation.importance of aggregate demand in macro economics and importance in Indian economy ?recognize why economists believe that economic problems such as “shocks” and “sticky prices” are responsible for short-run fluctuations in GDP;
