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Inflation, GDP, Business Cycle, Unemployment

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Definition
Inflation   general rise in prices  
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Demand-pull inflation   in a growing economy, increasing demand can pull prices up  
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Cost-push inflation   when cost of production rises, prices tend to rise  
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Wage-Price spiral   self-perpetuating spiral of wages and prices increasing  
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Fixed income   an revenue that is set at a particular figure and does not change or rise with the rate of inflation  
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Stagflation   period of low or no economic growth combined with inflation  
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Deflation   no economic growth combined with devaluation of money  
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Unemployed   those available to work who don't have a job but have made a specific effort to find a job in the last month  
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Unemployment Rate   the number of people who do not have a job but are actively looking for one as a percentage of the labor force  
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Frictional Unemployment   workers who are between old job and new job  
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Structural Unemployment   a fundamental change in the economy has occurred which has resulted in job loss  
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Cyclical Unemployment   employment that follows the swings of the business cycle  
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Seasonal Unemployment   resulting from changes in weather or seasonal demand  
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Full employment   lowest possible rate with economy growing efficiently  
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Business Cycle   recurring ups and downs of the real GDP  
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Gross Domestic Product   the dollar amount of all final goods and services produced within a country’s borders in a given year  
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Contraction   period of decline in the economy as measured by changes in real GDP  
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Expansion   period of recovery from recession and continues until economy reaches a new peak  
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Peak   point where real GDP stops going up  
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Trough   turn around point where real GDP stops going down  
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