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Пожалуйста помогите,надо место цифр по смыслу вставить эти слова: prices,depression,events,moves,activity,recession,series,boom,demand,recovery,cap,city,falling,business,GNP,financial,within,unemployment,investment,cycle,severe Cycle – a period of time in which a (1) of events happening in a certain order is completed, and then happens again and again with the (2) coming each time in the same order and generally (3) a similar length of time. Trade cycle – a cycle in time during which trade (4) from a state of high activity – (5) – through a running-down period – contraction, downswing, (6) , downturn – to a state of low activity – (7), stagnation –, then upward again when business improves – (8), revival – until there is a return to high (9) once more. The whole (10) then begins again. Boom – the part of the (11) cycle that follows recovery, in which economy is working at full (12) . (13) , (14) , and wages rise, while unemployment falls. If government control of the economy is not sufficiently tight, the boom can lead to recession and ultimately to slump. Depression – an extended or (15) period of recession. Depressions occur infrequently and some economists believe they occur in long (about 50-year) cycles (Kondratieff waves). The most recent Great Depression occurred in the 1930s. Depressions are usually associated with falling prices and large-scale involuntary (16) . They are often preceded by major (17) crashes, e.g. the Wall Street crash of 1929. Recession – a slowdown or fall in the rate of growth of (18). Economic growth usually follows a cycle from boom to recession and back again. Recession is associated with falling levels of (19), rising unemployment, and sometimes (20) prices.

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Cycle – a period of time in which a series (1) of events happening in a certain order is completed, and then happens again and again with the same (2) coming each time in the same order and generally within (3) a similar length of time. Trade cycle – a cycle in time during which trade (4) moves from a state of high activity – boom – through a running-down period – contraction, downswing, falling – to a state of low activity – recession, stagnation –, then upward again when business improves – recovery, revival – until there is a return to high (9) activity once more. The whole (10) cycle then begins again. Boom – the part of the trade cycle that follows recovery, in which the economy is working at full (12) capacity. Prices, demand, (13) activity, (14) and wages rise, while unemployment falls. If government control of the economy is not sufficiently tight, the boom can lead to recession and ultimately to a (6) slump. Depression – an extended or severe (15) period of recession. Depressions occur infrequently and some economists believe they occur in long (about 50-year) cycles (Kondratieff waves). The most recent Great Depression occurred in the 1930s. Depressions are usually associated with falling prices and large-scale involuntary unemployment (16). They are often preceded by major financial (17) crashes, e.g. the Wall Street crash of 1929. Recession – a slowdown or fall in the rate of growth of GNP (18). Economic growth usually follows a cycle from boom to recession and back again. Recession is associated with falling levels of demand (19), rising unemployment, and sometimes falling prices (20).