Chapter 1: Problem 20
Most of the recessions since World War II lasted (LO4) a) less than 6 months b) 6 to 12 months c) 12 to 18 months d) 18 to 24 months e) 24 to 36 months
Chapter 1: Problem 20
Most of the recessions since World War II lasted (LO4) a) less than 6 months b) 6 to 12 months c) 12 to 18 months d) 18 to 24 months e) 24 to 36 months
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Get started for freeWhich of these best describes the post-World War II recessions in the United States? ( \(\mathrm{LO} 4,5)\) a) They were all very mild, except for the 1981-82 recession. b) They were all caused by rising interest rates. c) None lasted more than one year. d) Each was accompanied by a decline in output of goods and services and an increase in unemployment.
Which statement is true? (LO2) a) Twenty-five million Americans were officially unemployed in \(1933 .\) b) Our economy expanded steadily from 1933 to \(1945 .\) c) Once the Great Depression began in 1929, our economy moved almost steadily downhill until the beginning of 1940 . d) None of the above.
Each of the following happened during the Great Recession except (LO6) a) a financial crisis b) the loss of more than 8 million jobs c) a sharp rise in the inflation rate d) a sharp decline in our output of goods and services
During World War II most of the people who got jobs in defense plants were who had experience building planes, tanks, and warships. (LO3) a) men, substantial b) men, no c) women, substantial d) women, no
Which of the following is the most accurate statement? (LO7) a) Like the 20 th century, the 21 st century will definitely be "the American Century." b) Although we have had some recent problems, our economy is strong enough to continue to support our present global military commitments indefinitely. c) The United States is a fading economic and military power, and will soon be overtaken by its rivals. d) It is far too soon to say whether or not the 21 st century will be another "American century."
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