Because Surveillance Data Change Regularly, They Are Not Commonly Used

question 5

True/False

Because surveillance data change regularly, they are not commonly used to assess trends in diseases or health behaviors over time.

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Definitions:

1933

A pivotal year during the Great Depression characterized by significant banking crises and the implementation of New Deal policies by President Franklin D. Roosevelt in the United States.

1929

Refers to the year marked by the stock market crash in October, which contributed to the onset of the Great Depression.

Stagflation

An economic condition characterized by slow economic growth, high unemployment, and rising prices.

Full Employment

A state in an economy where all eligible workers who want to work at current wage rates can find employment, with no involuntary unemployment.