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In the Keynesian business cycle theory, business cycles begin with a change in
Underproduce
The act of producing less than is demanded or expected, often leading to shortages and increased prices.
Overprice
The act of charging a price for a product or service that is higher than what is considered fair or reasonable.
Industry Curve
A graphical representation showing how the average costs of production change as the total output of an industry changes.
Private Bargaining
The process of negotiating terms directly between parties without external intervention.
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