Economic Factors Flashcards

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What is economic recession?

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A recession is…
When the economy declines significantly for at least six months

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Name three of the five factors that lead to a recession

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A recession is when there’s a drop in the following five economic indicators:
1. Real GDP
2. Income
3. Employment
4. Manufacturing
5. Retail sales

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What is economic boom?

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Economic boom is…
A period of rapid economic growth

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What is disposable income?

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Disposable income is…
Amount of money a person has left over after tax and living expenses are paid

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What is employment levels?

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Employment levels is…
Number of people who have a job
or
A measure of the extent to which available labour resources (people available to work) are being used

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What is exchange rates?

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Exchange rates are…
The amount of one currency you can exchange for another.
For example, if you travelled to a country in the EU on 1st July 2019, you would only receive 1.11 euros for £1

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Describe how fuel costs can effect travel

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Fuel costs are a significant cost in this industry and as wholesale prices fluctuate so prices of holidays can rise or fall.
The Russia/Ukraine conflict and oil insecurity has caused an increase in the cost of flights to ensure that all flights ae profitable

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