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Inflation?
With people having little purchasing power, industries sit idle with no or below the capacity production during recession. This as a whole is a clear waste of huge man power, aggravating economic hardship of the common people. Government's effort to easy the situation by injecting liquid fund in the economy is of little help, until both domestic and international demands rise and the international market condition normalizes.These help to come out of the grip of recession.
Prices go down as people have less money to spend.
Actually it is the stock markets and banking systems that go into recession. By far the largest component is household consumption. And it was the collapse in household consumption due to very slow wage increases, along with the closely related decline in the demand for new housing construction, that was the proximate cause of the Great Recession (207-2008).
Currency rates fluctuate daily due to the cash flow that is happening each day in any country. If there is a big demand for that particular currency, the rates will go up. If there is little or no demand, the rates will go down for that country.
During an economically depressed period, the labor supply usually exceeds the demand in the labor market, resulting in lower labor rates.
During a recession the government raises unemployment benefits by 100 million and the GDP does not go up.
Inflation?
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I am currently studying T&T and they go because it intrests them in whatever they do
It depands on your intrests.
After a recession, the unemployment rate will go down.
It has.
it means that you have to attract men with the same intrests and then never let them go
The relationship between inflation and recession is that a recession will cause inflation to go down. The reason for this is due to their being less money being spent due to the recession.
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There is a higher demand for rooms during season. This is when the rates go up.