
Recessions and Business Cycles quiz
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Which figure usually keeps getting worse after a recession ends?
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Whose 2008 bankruptcy was six times the previous US record?
Answer: Lehman Brothers
Why: Bear Stearns came close to collapse too, but in March 2008 it was sold to JPMorgan Chase with Fed backing instead of going bankrupt.
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Which letter names a recovery where some bounce back and others sink?
Answer: K
Why: A K is two recoveries in one: some groups get a quick V-shaped rebound while others suffer a slow, L-shaped slump.
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How long after June 2009 was the US recession declared over?
Answer: 15 months
Why: The same panel only announced in December 2008 that the recession had begun a year earlier, in December 2007.
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Which euro country's economy shrank about 25% after 2008?
Answer: Greece
Why: That rivals the US Great Depression, when output fell about 27% between 1929 and 1933.
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Which EU country's economy kept growing through 2009?
Answer: Poland
Why: Poland's own floating currency, the zloty, helped keep its exports going through the downturn.
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About how long does one Kondratiev wave last?
Answer: About 50 years
Why: Shorter cycles have their own names: Kitchin cycles run about 3 to 5 years, Juglar cycles 7 to 11 and Kuznets swings 15 to 25.