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Questions and Answers
What is the cause of recessions?
What is the cause of recessions?
- Natural disasters
- War
- Negative disruption to the balance between supply and demand (correct)
- Geopolitical factors
What do inflation rates and interest rates reflect?
What do inflation rates and interest rates reflect?
- The stock market
- An economy's relationship between supply and demand (correct)
- The political climate
- The value of a country's currency
What can fluctuations in inflation and interest rates give us insight into?
What can fluctuations in inflation and interest rates give us insight into?
- The weather
- The health of the economy (correct)
- The success of a particular company
- The value of a country's currency
What can cause recessions?
What can cause recessions?
Can recessions occur during times of economic prosperity?
Can recessions occur during times of economic prosperity?
Can psychology contribute to a recession?
Can psychology contribute to a recession?
Can policy designed to prevent recessions contribute to them?
Can policy designed to prevent recessions contribute to them?
What caused the Bronze recession in Britain?
What caused the Bronze recession in Britain?
What helped end the Bronze recession in Britain?
What helped end the Bronze recession in Britain?
What can each recession provide?
What can each recession provide?
Study Notes
- Recessions occur when there is a negative disruption to the balance between supply and demand.
- Inflation rates and interest rates reflect an economy's relationship between supply and demand.
- Fluctuations in inflation and interest rates can give us insight into the health of the economy.
- Shocks like natural disaster, war, and geopolitical factors can cause recessions.
- Some recessions occur in times of economic prosperity.
- Psychology can also contribute to a recession.
- Policy designed to prevent recessions can contribute to them.
- The Bronze recession in Britain was caused by the declining value of bronze.
- The adoption of iron helped end the Bronze recession in Britain.
- Each recession provides new data to help anticipate and respond to future recessions more effectively.
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