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Ostrovityanka [42]
4 years ago
12

Usualmente la recesiones provocan

Biology
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Over [174]4 years ago
5 0

Answer:

La recesión provoca un aumento en el gasto público del gobierno para hacer que la economía flote hasta que haya estabilidad. Esta es una característica común en la economía y, como tal, ayuda a amortiguar el efecto de una recesión. Se perderán muchos empleos, aumentando así los niveles de desempleo. Por lo tanto, el gobierno tiene que gastar más para ayudar a los afectados a sobrevivir.

Explanation:

Una alta tasa de desempleo y las malas condiciones económicas llevan al gobierno a un mayor gasto durante el tiempo de recesión. El propósito es ayudar a estimular la economía y ayudarla a sobrevivir las dificultades económicas. Un ejemplo típico es el paquete de estímulo de Obama en los Estados Unidos de América en 2009 en respuesta a la gran recesión.

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