Emplotment, profits, and incomes are high.
It is called a bear market - so a BEAR!
A bust phase in a capitalist economy refers to a period of economic contraction characterized by declining economic activity, reduced consumer spending, high unemployment, and falling asset prices. It often follows a boom phase, where rapid growth and speculation lead to unsustainable economic conditions. During a bust, businesses may struggle, and financial markets can experience significant volatility, ultimately leading to a reevaluation of investments and economic fundamentals. This phase can be part of the business cycle, highlighting the cyclical nature of capitalist economies.
The transition from phase to phase is described in terms of the rate of growth of the economy.
During an expansionary period/phase, an economy grows. In a contractionary period/phase, an economy declines/retracts until it begins to grow again.
expansion
Employment, profits, and business are low reflect a bust phase in a capitalist economy.
It is called a bear market - so a BEAR!
Employment, profits, and incomes are high.Employment, profits, and incomes are low
Employment, profits, and business are low reflect a bust phase in a capitalist economy.
Employment, profits, and incomes are high.Employment, profits, and incomes are low
The transition from phase to phase is described in terms of the rate of growth of the economy.
During an expansionary period/phase, an economy grows. In a contractionary period/phase, an economy declines/retracts until it begins to grow again.
new moon (not the movie)
expansion
No; the Socialist Revolutionary Party pre-dates the Bolsheviks and was the largest party in Russia at the time of the 1917 October revolution. The Mensheviks were an orthodox Marxist organization that existed alongside the Bolsheviks (which were Leninist). The Naradoniks and Popular Socialists were other socialist organizations that existed since the mid-19th century. Vladimir Lenin and his Bolsheviks established the first socialist state in Russia, but did not establish a socialist economy. Vladimir Lenin described the economy of Soviet Russia as a "state-monopoly capitalist" economy that was not yet advanced enough for socialism, which could only exist on a worldwide scale beginning in the most advanced capitalist nations.
Expansion
Planning, Implementation, Checking, Review