Question 5 • (Galli)WCA 2221 Civics/Economics 1st nine weeks 26-27
During an economic depression, businesses often cut back or close, so jobs are harder to find. During an expansion, businesses generally produce and sell more, which can mean more jobs and higher incomes for consumers. Increased demand during an expansion can also put upward pressure on prices, so food and gas prices may rise rather than decrease.
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