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FMN Plus-2023/Dec, Seg 4 - The Business Cycle Part II: Is an Economic Downturn on the Horizon?
FMN Economics
FMN Plus-2023/Dec, Seg 4 - The Business Cycle Part II: Is an Economic Downturn on the Horizon?
Although there are no clear formulas to identify a recession as soon as one begins, a downturn must be deep, pervasive, and lasting to qualify as a recession. Currently, economists determine if a recession is occuring by looking at a variety of complex indicators, the most common being two consecutive quarters of negative gross domestic product. Alan Gorlick of Gorlick Financial Strategies, joins this segment to discuss the various recession indicators and cures in addition to providing his thoughts on the current economic client.
Learning Objectives:
Describe the differences between the Keynes and Hayek economic theories and methodologies
Describe the four phases of the business cycle in detail; expansion, peak, contraction and trough
Recognize the monetary policies the Fed uses to encourage economic recovery
Recognize the impact and importance of quantitative easing as a form of monetary policy
Prerequisites/Advanced Preparation:
None
Speaker / Author:
Alan Gorlick is the CEO of Gorlick Financial Strategies.
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$69.90
Details
Course Code
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FMN1539-FM
Release Date
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12/08/2023
Expire Date
:
07/13/2025
Credits
:
CPE
2.00
QAS
2.00
Length
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1hr 40min
Course Level
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Course Type
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QAS Self-Study
Passing Grade
:
70%
Format Type
:
eLearning
Mobile Compatible
Field Of Study
:
Economics
Theme
:
Financial Markets
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