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![]() Zoning of Land |
The local government decides how a piece of land will be developed.
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![]() Smart Growth |
A type of land development that promotes revitalizing an existing community instead of wasting "green spaces" to make a new community.
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![]() Sprawl |
A type of land development that promotes that wasting of "green space".
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![]() Social Security |
Monthly money given to disabled & elderly people.
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![]() Medicaid |
Medical assistance program for poor people.
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![]() Medicare |
Medical assistance program for senior citizens (over 65 years old).
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Fiscal Policy |
The taxing and spending policies of a government.
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![]() Economic Depression |
An economy that has a low GDP, unstable inflation, and high unemployment.
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![]() Economic Recession |
An economy that has a slowing GDP, unstable inflation, and rising unemployment.
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![]() Economic Prosperity |
An economy that has a high GDP, stable inflation, and low unemployment.
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![]() Gross Domestic Product (GDP) |
A economic statistic that measures all new goods and services made by a country in a given period.
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![]() Consumer Price Index (CPI) |
An economic statistic that measures that prices of consumer goods--measures inflation levels.
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![]() Unemployment Rate |
An economic statistic that measures how many people are without a job AND looking for a job.
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![]() Monetary Policy |
The government's plans to monitor the money supply of a country.
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![]() The Federal Reserve (the FED) |
The independent federal agency that controls USA monetary policymaking decisions.
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