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When a recession ends
Income Curve
The income curve, in economics, typically relates to a graphical representation showing how a change in income affects consumption or purchasing patterns of individuals or households.
Expected Value
A statistical concept that calculates the average result of a random event when the process is repeated many times.
Double or Nothing
A gamble or risk in which a person has the chance to either double their money or lose it all.
Coin Flip
A simple randomness procedure involving flipping a coin to decide between two outcomes based on heads or tails.
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