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Payments from the government for which there is no exchange of productive goods or services are called ______ payments and they tend to rise during a recession and fall during an economic expansion.wage or salaryprocyclicaltransferfactor

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Payments from the government for which there is no exchange of productive goods or services are called ______ payments and they tend to rise during a recession and fall during an economic expansion.wage or salaryprocyclicaltransferfactor

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The answer is "transfer".

Payments from the government for which there is no exchange of productive goods or services are called transfer payments. These payments tend to rise during a recession and fall during an economic expansion. This is because during a recession, more people are likely to be unemployed or underemployed, and thus more likely to qualify for government assistance. Conversely, during an economic expansion, fewer people need such assistance, so transfer payments decrease.

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