Business CyclesPYQ - Dec 2021Question 89 of 20
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China’s recent slowdown can be termed as:

Options

APeak
BTrough
CSlowdown
DContraction
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Correct Answer

Option cSlowdown

All Options:

  • APeak
  • BTrough
  • CSlowdown
  • DContraction

Detailed Solution & Explanation

To understand China's recent slowdown, we need to analyze the terms given in the options. • The term slowdown refers to a decrease in the rate of growth of an economy, but the economy is still growing. • This concept is related to the business cycle, which is a part of business economics that studies the fluctuations in economic activity. • A slowdown is different from a contraction, where the economy actually shrinks. • In the context of China's recent economic situation, the country's growth rate has decreased, but it is still growing, which means it is experiencing a slowdown. The correct answer is slowdown because it accurately describes a situation where the economy is still growing, but at a slower rate. • Option peak is incorrect because it refers to the highest point in the business cycle, which is not relevant to China's current situation. • Option trough is also incorrect because it refers to the lowest point in the business cycle, which is typically associated with a contraction, not a slowdown.

About This Chapter: Business Cycles

Paper

Paper 4: Business Economics

Weightage

5%

Key Topics

Phases, Features, Causes

Business Cycles describe the recurring fluctuations in economic activity — Expansion, Peak, Recession, and Trough. This chapter covers the phases, features, and causes of business cycles, along with theories explaining why economies go through regular boom-bust patterns.

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Exam Strategy Tip

This is a lower-weightage chapter but easy to score. Focus on memorizing the four phases and their characteristics. Questions are usually straightforward.

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