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Self- Keynesian economics Monetary policy Fiscal policy Recession Expansion Business cycle Business- Business- Long- Inflation Deflation Price stability Open economy Trade deficit Trade surplus | period of economic upturn in which output and employment are rising; most economic numbers are following their normal upward trend; also referred to as a recovery. when the value of goods and services bought from foreigners is less than the value of the goods and services sold to them. a theory that states that economic slumps are caused by inadequate spending and they can be mitigated by government intervention. the point in time at which the economy shifts from recession to expansion. a fall in the overall level of prices. changes in government spending and taxes designed to affect overall spending. the sustained upward trend in the economy’s output over time. changes in the quantity of money in circulation designed to alter interest rates and affect the level of overall spending. the point in time at which the economy shifts from expansion to recession. a situation in which the overall level of prices is changing slowly or not at all. an economy that trades goods and services with other countries. an economy in which problems such as unemployment are resolved without government intervention, through the working of the invisible hand. when the value of the goods and services bought from foreigners is more than the value of the goods and services sold to consumers abroad. a rise in the overall level of prices. the short- a period of economic downturn when output and unemployment are falling; also referred to as a contraction. |