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- Businesses produce good and services in record numbers
- Wages are good
- GDP rate of growth increases
- Does not last forever

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- Deflation is a decrease in the general price level of goods and services
- Wages tend to be particularly sticky in the downward direction
- Happens when prices fall because the supply of goods is higher than the demand for those goods
-The rise in unemployment leads to less spending, and that causes prices to fall further

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- Demand starts to decrease
- Businesses production decreases
- GDP growth slows down ( 2 quarters or more)
- Unemployment starts to rise

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- Higher unemployment
- The consumer sales are weak
- Businesses start to fail
- GDP falls

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- End of recession
- Unemployment continues to decrease
- Increases the demand for goods and services
- GDP rises

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- Power of buying decreases
- The same amount of G+S cost more
- Inflation decreases during recessions and increases during expansion
- Inflation and economic growth tend to change cyclically over time