Which country or countries are forecasted to avoid a recession in the upcoming year? C & D Only B & C Only CWhich country or countries are forecasted to avoid a recession in the upcoming year? Which country or countries are forecasted to avoid a recession in the upcoming year? ●C & D ●Only C Only B & D Country Recent Q+1 A B C D Q+2 Q+3 Q+4 Quarter Real GDP Real GDP Real GDP Real GDP Real GDP Forecast Forecast Forecast Forecast 21 47 36 26 19 50 38 22 18 55 41 25 20 53 47 23 22 50 52 24

Which country or countries are forecasted to avoid a recession in the upcoming year? C & D Only B & C Only CWhich country or countries are forecasted to avoid a recession in the upcoming year? Which country or countries are forecasted to avoid a recession in the upcoming year? ●C & D ●Only C Only B & D Country Recent Q+1 A B C D Q+2 Q+3 Q+4 Quarter Real GDP Real GDP Real GDP Real GDP Real GDP Forecast Forecast Forecast Forecast 21 47 36 26 19 50 38 22 18 55 41 25 20 53 47 23 22 50 52 24

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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