Increased unemployment insurance claims during times of an economic downturn is an example of a$($n$)$:

automatic stabilizer at work.

contractionary fiscal policy.

incentive to leave jobs.

strong economic recovery.

The average rate of growth for slow$-$growth countries is around $2\%$ per year, and for fast$-$growth, greater than $5\%$ per year.

Suppose the growth rate of the economy is $2\%.$ The size of the economy roughly doubles every

$35$ years.

$5$ years.

$10$ years.

$20$ years.

$50$ years or more.

If instead the growth rate is $7\%,$ the doubling time for the economy is

$50$ years or more.

$5$ years.

$10$ years.

The average rate of growth for slow$-$growth countries is around $2\%$ per year, and for fast$-$growth, greater than $5\%$ per year.

Suppose the growth rate of the economy is $2\%.$ The size of the economy roughly doubles every

$35$ years.

$5$ years.

$10$ years.

$20$ years.

$50$ years or more.

If instead the growth rate is $7\%,$ the doubling time for the economy is

$50$ years or more.

$5$ years.

$10$ years.