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BUSINESS CYCLE




recovery or expansion phase

- central banks increase the amount of loans


- more money available


- businesses increase production


- more jobs available


- unemployment rate falls

BUSINESS CYCLE




peak

- only known after a peak occurs


- highest level of expansion stage




- takes place in final month of expansion


- occurs before retail sales and employment rate falls





BUSINESS CYCLE




contraction

- opposite of expansion phase


- businesses decrease production


- less jobs available


- unemployment rate rises


- less money to purchase things

BUSINESS CYCLE




trough

- opposite of peak


- known after trough finishes


- lowest level of contraction phase


- occurs before retail sales and employment rate rises

economic growth rate target

3%

inflation rate target

2-3%

unemployment rate target

5% (full employment)

participation rate target

higher the better

productivity growth rate target

higher the better

gini coefficient target

lower the better

what does HDI measure?

life expectancy, education, average income in an area

fiscal policy

the means by which a government adjusts its spending levels and tax rates to monitor and


influence a nation's economy

monetary policy

the process by which the monetary authority of a country (central bank) controls the supply of money, often targeting an inflation rate or


interest rate to ensure price stability and general trust in the currency