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Markets and Downturns: True or False
 

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Identify true and tricky false statements

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Bear Market: stock prices fall due to economic slowdowns or global events, reducing investor confidence.

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The Great Depression (1929–1939) caused global unemployment, bank failures, and widespread poverty.

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The New York Stock Exchange is a key market, driven by millions of buy/sell decisions daily.

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A bear market is a market that is rising.

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The stock market is never influenced by consumer confidence.

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The Great Recession affected only the US.

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In a bull market, dividends always rise.

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The Great Depression lasted only 2 years.

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Consumer confidence affects spending and saving based on economic outlook, driven by jobs, wages, business conditions, and personal finances.

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Bull Market: stock prices rise with strong economies, boosting investor confidence.

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