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Modern Economic Problems

CHAPTER 10
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We are now to study the nature of these cycles.
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#Definitions.# Crisis means, generally, a decisive moment or turning point.

The word crisis suggests a brief period, a moment, something that is sudden, severe, and soon over.

In medical usage it is the period when the disease must take a turn for better or for worse.

As used in economics, the term, however, implies a sudden change of business conditions for the worse, a collapse of prosperity.
What precedes has not the appearance of disease, but rather that of exuberant health.


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