Exam 16: Comparing the Great Recession and the COVID-19 Recession: Causes, Responses, and Effects
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Exam 16: Comparing the Great Recession and the COVID-19 Recession: Causes, Responses, and Effects13 Questions
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What are the four major components of GDP regularly tracked by the Bureau of Economic Analysis, U.S. Department of Commerce that show which segments of the economy contribute to economic change during a specific time period?
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Personal consumption expenditures, gross private domestic investment, net exports of goods and services, and government consumption expenditures and gross investment.
What were the reasons the National Bureau of Economic Research declared a recession mid-way through the second quarter of 2020, much earlier than a formal declaration of a recession might be made?
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Unusual characteristics and dynamics of the COVID-19 Recession compared with prior recessions; unprecedented magnitude of decline in unemployment and production; and broad impact across the whole economy.
COVID-19 Recession responses in the first two quarters included legislation to reduce corporate and personal income taxes.
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Generally, a return to growth in GDP signals an end to the main negative effects of a recession, as it did in the Great Recession and likely will in the COVID-19 Recession.
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Which of the following is usually cited as a proximate cause of the economic collapse in the COVID-19 Recession?
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Initial (first and second quarter 2020) fiscal policy actions to combat the COVID-19 Recession included which of the following?
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The political situations in the Great Recession and the COVID-19 Recession were both characterized by deep partisan divides and great difficulty in getting cooperation from the Republican and Democratic parties to pass legislation and take other actions to combat the recessions.
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Monetary policy tools employed in the COVID-19 Recession were pretty much the same as those employed in the Great Recession.
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Decline in residential investment was a major feature of the Great Recession and also was a major economic factor early in the COVID-19 Recession.
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Which of the following is the single most commonly cited unemployment statistic that signals the direction and magnitude of change in the job market?
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Which of the following usually cited as a proximate cause of the economic collapse in the Great Recession (2007-2009)?
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Which main economic activities were severely affected almost immediately (in a matter of weeks) in the COVID-19 Recession?
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Which of the following was the initial federal response to the economic impact of the COVID-19 Recession?
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