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Luda [366]
3 years ago
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Industries that produce A. durable goods are more affected by recessions than is the economy as a whole. B. goods that are expec

ted to last for fewer than three years are more affected by recessions than are durable goods. C. durable goods are less affected by recessions than is the economy as a whole. D. goods that are expected to last for three or more years are less affected by recessions than are nondurable goods.
Business
1 answer:
tatuchka [14]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

A. durable goods are more affected by recessions than is the economy as a whole

Explanation:

The industries produce those types of goods that are durable also it could highly impacted whenever the recessions come in the market if we compared with the overall economy

Here durable goods means the goods that can be consumed for the longer time like cars, home appliances, etc

Therefore the above statement should be true

hence, the correct option is a.

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