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How was there a boom in the US economy

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Answered by nidhirandhawa7
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Explanation:

An economic boom is the expansion and peak phases of the business cycle. It's also known as an upswing, upturn, and a growth period. During a boom, key economic indicators will rise. Gross domestic product, which measures a nation's economic output, increases. So does productivity since the same number of workers creates more goods and services. Business sales increase, driving up profits. As a result, business and family incomes.

A boom is accompanied by a bull market in stocks and a bear market in bonds. Booms also run the risk of high inflation. That happens when demand outstrips supply, allowing companies to raise prices.

The National Bureau of Economic Research determines when a boom occurs. It uses economic indicators such as employment, industrial production, and retail sales. Since 1854, there have been 33 boom and bust cycles. On average, each boom cycle lasts 38.7 months.

A boom starts when economic output, as measured by GDP, turns positive. Most leading economic indicators have already turned positive before that.

The cause of a boom is an increase in consumer spending. As the economy improves, families become more confident. They are buoyed by better jobs, rising home prices, and a good return on their investments. As a result, they no longer need to delay major purchases.

possible. To achieve that, they aim for an ideal growth rate between 2% and 3%. If the rate goes over this ideal range, the economy risks going into the peak phase of the business cycle. That causes inflation, bad investments, and too much debt. To keep inflation at bay, the U.S. Federal Reserve sets a target inflation rate of 2%. The Fed uses the core inflation rate because it removes volatile food and oil prices.

A boom ends when GDP turns negative. That's the contraction phase of the business cycle. It signals the start of a recession

Answered by jakadeerv
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Answer:

due to the new manufacturing technique that is mass production at a conveyor belt developed by Henry ford led to economic boom in US

Explanation:

even world wars could be a reason

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