the last month and quarter of growth before the recession starts
Peak a+
Is a temporary maximum point.
Are peak, recession,trough, and expansion
contraction
contraction
Expansion, Peak, Contraction, and Trough (recession)
ATV the peak because the employment situation is better then at the trough
Trough A+
Peak or a high point.
The correct order of the business cycle is: expansion, peak, contraction (or recession), and trough. During expansion, economic activity increases, leading to a peak where growth reaches its highest point. This is followed by contraction, where economic activity declines, eventually reaching a trough, the lowest point of the cycle, before the cycle begins anew with another expansion.
The simple answer to this questions is False. In economics you learn the ideal of a business cycle, which is the layout for economic cycles. The cycle represents a wave in a visual representation. A peak or boom is the point at which the GDP is maximized; this is then followed by a recession where the GDP is in decline. To follow the recession you have a trough cycle, which is the point where GDP is minimized. To follow the trough you have a recovery cycle where the GDP is in incline to the point of the peak or boom. So to answer the question in an economic business cycle term an expansion follows a trough in the economy and actually leads to a peak or boom.
i will only give the states ( a) peak, b ,repression ,c ,recovery d recession