Goverments use many policies such as the monetary policy and the fiscal policy to try to boost the economy and gradually diminish the recession. ie the policies are to do with lowering interest rates / fees to aid the profits of businesses and organisations and encourage increased money spending by the businesses which will aid the economy because businesses will be running at higher capacities, consumers have more money to spend - boosting economy and recovering the recession gradually.
The US Government has ordered a $700 billion bail out package to help overcome the recession. Government's world over are taking steps to avoid going into a stage of depression
The government must improve tax collection. It should use cheapest and fast method to collect the taxes.
The government is doing precisely zero things to help the recession.
None. George Osborne's policies will make a further 1.1 million unemployed.
Leaving it alone.
Leaving it alone.
These are how an economy is doing in a particular area. This will vary depending on the time in history, the country, and how much the government intervenes.
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The government is giving people money
None. George Osborne's policies will make a further 1.1 million unemployed.
Canada currently has a very good government that has kept us out of a deep recession, people are working and our economy is doing well - something to be proud of.
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Leaving it alone.
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These are how an economy is doing in a particular area. This will vary depending on the time in history, the country, and how much the government intervenes.
leaving it alone
A recession means we are not operating at full employment thus real GDP is not at its maximum potential
When Corporations endure economic downturn, they must adjust to the economic slowdown. They will keep profits up by doing one or more of the following: Depress wages, Lay off workers, Increase prices, Reduce the pay to shareholders etc.