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Which of the following reflects a “bust” phase in a capitalist economy?
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Employment, profits, and incomes are low.
Consumer demand encourages businesses to expand production.
Spending on goods from all businesses is high.
Demand is high, supply is high, and employment is low.
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Employment, profits, and incomes are low.
Explanation: A "bust" (recession/depression) is characterized by falling demand, reduced production, and thus low employment, profits, and incomes. The other choices describe expansion/high demand.
Explanation: A "bust" (recession/depression) is characterized by falling demand, reduced production, and thus low employment, profits, and incomes. The other choices describe expansion/high demand.
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