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Deregulation of business refers to a reduction of government. With more control over, government has less involvement in businesses, which is why it is considered to be a smaller government.
less government aid to business.
Because of the absurd spending on relief programs, taxes raised for everyone. This led consumers to buy less, which in turn cut from business profits. Less profits meant they could produce less and hire less workers. The higher unemployment rates led to people having less money and the cycle continued. Taxes on businesses directly caused them to decline as well.
Business people want less government control so that their businesses won't be highly regulated. They want to be able to expand without regard to promoting competition within the industry.
A recession can be characterized by: * a period of unemployment * increase in government involvement such as monetarism * cash flow is reduced. There is less consumer spending, and more saving
federal government can lower interest rates and stimulate spending to make the business cycle less disruptive.
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yes because less employment cause inflation
less government regulation of business
less government regulation of business
Deregulation of business refers to a reduction of government. With more control over, government has less involvement in businesses, which is why it is considered to be a smaller government.
less government aid to business.
they both wanted less government intervention in business and in peoples' lives.
the Calvin cycle will produce less glucose
Because of the absurd spending on relief programs, taxes raised for everyone. This led consumers to buy less, which in turn cut from business profits. Less profits meant they could produce less and hire less workers. The higher unemployment rates led to people having less money and the cycle continued. Taxes on businesses directly caused them to decline as well.
There is a divided opinion between the free market(or classical) economists and Keynesian economists in this argument The Free market economists argue that the government shouldn't have any role whatsoever in interefering with the market and should let the market continues on its normal business cycle. The Keynesian economoists would argue that the government has a role to "tame" the economic cycles (making less boom and also less recession). However, economic cycles are a natural occurance in any economic system and can't be destroyed (or doesn't yet has an example of an economic cycle being destroyed.) Most governments however do interefere with the market (an example would be huge stimulus packages by governments during the global recession of 2008-2009).
The business interest group.