Short answer: in much of the world, the recession is already over, but telling how quickly a recession will end is difficult to figure out (and has no real definite answer).
There is no specific time, date, or general pattern by which to tell when the economy will 'revive' from the current recession, but generally growth rates around the world have become positive again, so the recession, to a large degree, has already ended. New problems are emerging that could make the situation worse (i.e.) low interest rates, Greek sovereign debt crisis, et al) but generally the only methods to analyse the economy's predicted course lay in mathematical or statistical models, only some of which work to any significant degree and most of which have difficulty in gathering proper data. In general, even the business cycle doesn't really exist and, even if it did, judging when recessions end is difficult without lots of future data.
William Gregg and Joseph Ried Anderson
There are many economists who have argued this, but the most major one is arguably John Maynard Keynes.
Lenin introduced a command economy in Russia, characterized by state control over production and distribution of goods. This system, part of his implementation of Marxist principles, involved nationalizing major industries and redistributing land from the aristocracy to peasants. The New Economic Policy (NEP) later allowed for some degree of private enterprise and market mechanisms to revive the economy after the disruptions of World War I and the Civil War. Ultimately, Lenin's approach laid the groundwork for the Soviet planned economy.
The market has been adversely affected by the ongoing economic crisis. The country's worldwide esp the United States are taking strong measures to revive the economy and the results are starting to show. For example the Indian stock markets (BSE for example) have been on an upward trend over the past few weeks. Slowly the results of the reform measures taken would start showing and correspondingly the stock markets would recover and come up.
Tax cuts can be a good thing or a bad thing depending on what you are trying to accomplish and the state of the economy at the time. If you have an economy like we do today you would want to deficit spend which means cutting taxes ( at least for the lower, and middles class), and increasing government spending by providing government aid through programs such as health care and education. If you give the lower and middle class tax cuts you are putting more money in their pockets. This is known as income, and it is a key factor in consumption. Since these people now have more income they will be able to buy certain things they could not before. Therefore increasing GDP (Gross Domestic Product) which promotes a better economy.
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The United States wanted to help revive the economy in both places.
William Gregg and Joseph Ried Anderson
William Gregg and Joseph Ried Anderson
William Gregg and Joseph Ried Anderson
Make the soviet economy more open to foreign competition andindividual citizens
Revive is a verb.
Without funds, the agency could not revive the program.CPR is used to revive a person who has no heartbeat or respirations.I hope we can revive our friendship.
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The United States wanted to help revive the economy in both places.
The United States wanted to help revive the economy in both places.
Tax cuts mean more money to be spent. More money being spent means more money movement in the economy. A higher money movement is inherent in a strong economy, and often necessary.