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00:01 Which of the following is most likely to cause a recession? an increase in wealth, lower consumer expectations, a decrease in interest rates, a decrease in tax rates.

00:13 Lower consumer expectations are most likely to cause a recession.

00:28 When the consumers expect economic conditions to worsen, they may reduce their spending and save more, leading to a decrease in demand for goods and services...

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What event challenged laissez-fair economics? Group of answer choices Great Recession World War II Terror attacks of 9/11 High inflation during the 1970s

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