Label the graph in Figure 1 with all of the parts of the business cycle. **Figure 1: Real GDP Over Time (2010-2040)**This graph represents the changes in Real GDP from the year 2010 to 2040. The time period is marked along the horizontal axis (x-axis), starting from 2010 and ending in 2040, with intervals marked every 5 years. The vertical axis (y-axis) represents the Real GDP, which is a measure of the value of economic output adjusted for price changes (inflation or deflation).### Key Observations:- **2010-2015**: The Real GDP experiences fluctuations with a slight downward trend.- **2015-2025**: There is a series of peaks and troughs, but the overall direction is upward, indicating economic growth.- **2025-2030**: A mild decline followed by a rapid increase in GDP is observed.- **2030-2040**: The GDP shows significant variability with both sharp increases and decreases, ending with a moderate upward trajectory.This graph provides insight into the economic performance and trends over three decades, capturing various phases of economic cycles, including expansions and contractions.

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