The up-and-down movement of an economy's ability to generate wealth is called
A) the stock exchange.
B) economic development.
C) the business cycle.
D) financing.
E) economic forecasting.

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The term that best fits the definition provided is "the business cycle." The business cycle refers to the pattern of ups and downs of an economy's ability to generate wealth. It includes periods of expansion, when the economy is growing, and periods of contraction, when the economy is shrinking.

The Up-And-Down Movement of an Economy's Ability to Generate Wealth