A Interest rates at a low of 2% cause consumers to take out loans and buy homes. Expansion.

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A Interest rates at a low of 2% cause consumers to take out loans and buy homes. Expansion

B Due to factory closures unemployment has risen to a five year high of 10% Trough

C Due to increased consumer spending, the Federal Reserve raises interest rates to slow the economy down. Expansion

D The DOW Jones industrial average (stock market) reaches an all-time high Peak

E GDP declines for four consecutive months, causing the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates. Contraction

The unemployment rate is at 3.4%, a new 15 year low. F The unemployment rate is at 3.4%, a new 15 year low. Peak

Stores continue to place large orders to keep up with growing demand. Expansion

Business surpluses accumulate because consumer demand has fallen off. Contraction

I Consumers begin to cut back on spending for luxuries such as entertainment. Contraction

There is a boom in vacation real estate investments. J There is a boom in vacation real estate investments. Expansion

Car dealers lower prices and offer rebates to attract customers. K Car dealers lower prices and offer rebates to attract customers. Contraction

A large number of major corporations and banks go out of business. Trough

New high tech businesses begin hiring many of the unemployed. Expansion