Business cycle worksheet: label the peaks, trough, expansion and contraction

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Black and white business cycle graph with Real GDP up the side, Time along the bottom and no numbers on the axes: a wave of real GDP around a dashed, upward-sloping trend line, with a dot and a blank line above each of the two peaks, a dot and a blank line below the trough, and arrows with blank lines pointing to the fall after the first peak and to the rise before the second peak
A worksheet business cycle in black and white, with blank lines for students to label. Real GDP rises to a peak, falls to a trough and rises to a second, higher peak around a dashed long-run trend. Dots mark the two peaks and the trough, each with a blank line, and arrows with blank lines point to the fall after the first peak and the rise to the second.

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