During recessions which type of spending falls?
Group of answer choices
investment but not consumption.
consumption but not investment.
consumption and investment.
neither consumption nor investment.
Aggregate Demand, AD = C + I + G + NX
where C = consumption spending by households
I = Investment spending
G = Government spending
NX = net exports = Exports - Imports
In recession, actual GDP falls below the potential GDP. There is a lack of consumer and investor's confidence about the future outlook of the economy. Business cycles during this phase contracts. So, both consumption and investment will fall.
Option 3rd is correct
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