economic cycles and synchronization
Economic cycles refer to the alternating periods of expansion and contraction in an economy, characterized by changes in production, employment, and prices. Synchronization, in this context, refers to the tendency of these economic cycles to occur simultaneously across different sectors, regions, or countries due to interconnected global markets and economic interdependencies.
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- fiscal policy
- global economic cycles
- gross domestic product (gdp)
- income distribution
- inflation
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- recovery
- stock markets
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