Which situation is most likely an indicator that an economy has reached a peak?

A. After months of consistently rising, the unemployment rate stayed the same for two months in a row.

B. After months without any change, the unemployment rate rose for two months in a row.

C. After months without any change, the gross domestic product fell for two months in a row.

D. After months of consistently rising, the gross domestic product

stayed the same for two months in a row.

Respuesta :

One way to know that the economy has reached a peak is D. After months of consistently rising, the gross domestic product  stayed the same for two months in a row.

What is a Peak?

  • This refers to the state the economy reaches when it is producing the maximum amount it can produce.
  • At this point unemployment is at the lowest because there is a lot of production.

The GDP however, would not change at the peak because the economy would be producing the maximum it can.

In conclusion, option D is correct.

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Answer:

A

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