The Business Cycle | Economics

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It was so crystal clear at a point where any person coming from any background could easily understand.

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thank you so much for this beautifully explained video, it has really helped me

[@abeltleane7529]

Thank you for helping me get a deeper understanding 🙏 QUICK QUESTION THOUGH... What are the impacts that COvid-19 will have in developing countries

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[@Alanisbusinessacademy]

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[@HugoSanchez-oe1kf]

When does the Federal Reserve adjust the rates? is it on the peak or trough, and does it increase or decrease?

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[@tomireche4692]

Great video! Needed to point out that you don’t get inflation in a recession/depression, please correct me if I’m wrong. But awesome video overall

[@onosezaha3760]

Thanks for the information, please do a video or business structure,/system.

[@VelanzProductions]

Great Video

[@kawyaashree8380]

Thank u soo s much for teaching us the business cycle

[@allfooballgoals]

How can i know that the country is in an expansion or recession? What GDP, unemployment, Inflation and interest rate percentages ranges can i expect?

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[@MrBoddy1990]

A fan of your channel

[@Alanisbusinessacademy]

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Thank you for explaining, I am taking online courses, and the Professors will not make lectures which really bites!

[@nelsonntimane7053]

Thanks it is understandable

[@plasmaray8199]

how many year every phase happen?

[@bonidemhotmailcom]

Thx for the video

[@abeltleane7529]

And do you think developing countries will recover its economies amid the pandemic

[@jbear2391]

Well we got our retraction

[@sethcarter4498]

What is the general consensus about why expansions tend to last 56 months, and contractions 11 months? Is that specific to the US?

[@Chris-el4hd]

What's fascinating to me, besides the fact that these are normal trends... is the psychology piece. What I mean is, of course expansion is really good for us -- but those who blame the president for the "inflation". I can understand that consumer goods become more expensive, but it's interesting to see how people who blame the president don't realize that inflation is a sign of a growing economy. They only see the consequence.

[@metalgirl]

If the President keeps passing laws that give people money… ie, print more money, he is expanding the money supply… which causes inflation. So yes, it’s kind of his fault, or at least he’s not helping the situation.

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[@metalgirl]

Well I guess you’ll have to change your video since your definition of a recession is wrong… 😮

[@Alanisbusinessacademy]

I would, if I were wrong.