The seasonally adjusted data below depict the performance of the economy of the UnitedStates in 1949.Year/Quarter1949/Q11949/Q21949/Q31949/Q4Select one:OA. Recession and disinflation.Annual Percent Change Nominal GDP-7.4-5.2+2.3-3.3Which of the following describes the performance of the economy of the United States in1949?OB. Expansion and disinflation.OC. Expansion and deflation.OD. Recession and deflation.Annual Percent Change Real GDP-5.4-1.4+4.2-3.3

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The seasonally adjusted data below depict the performance of the economy States in 1949. Year/Quarter 1949/Q1 1949/Q2 1949/Q3 1949/Q4 Annual Percent Change Nominal GDP Annual Percent Change Real GDP -7.4 Select one: OA Recession and disinflation. OB. Expansion and disinflation. OC. Expansion and deflation. OD. Recession and deflation. -5.2 +2.3 -3.3 -5.4 -1.4 +4.2 -3.3 Which of the following describes the performance of the economy of the United States in 1949?

The seasonally adjusted data below depict the performance of the economy States in 1949. Year/Quarter 1949/Q1 1949/Q2 1949/Q3 1949/Q4 Annual Percent Change Nominal GDP Annual Percent Change Real GDP -7.4 Select one: OA Recession and disinflation. OB. Expansion and disinflation. OC. Expansion and deflation. OD. Recession and deflation. -5.2 +2.3 -3.3 -5.4 -1.4 +4.2 -3.3 Which of the following describes the performance of the economy of the United States in 1949?

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