Unemployment
To be unemployed means there is a low to zero income coming in which makes the economy to have less demand. Because of the less demand, aggregate demand curve shifts to the left, and if unemployment reduces supply of labor in economy, the aggregate supply curve shifts to the left. This could only happen if the unemployed loses hope of finding a job and gets discouraged looking for one. Some economists argue that the best way for the economy to not get stuck in a recessionary gap is for the government to play a role in managing it. A major way government can be influential to the economy is through its fiscal policy. This means, there will be changes in government such as, low unemployment, price stability, and economic growth. If the Real GDP in the economy turns down, that will cause more people to be unemployed and this will result in automatically receiving unemployed benefits and these unemployment benefits will naturally boost government spending. Keynesians are likely to propose a decrease in government purchase and increases in taxes to shift the Aggregate Demand from the left.

Expectations
We live in an era where an enormous amount of information is easily and readily shared by more persons than ever before. However large the quantity, the overall credibility and quality of the shared information is at best, given in the form of opinion or from very shaky ground. Included in this vast ocean of opinion-laden information are the variety of viewpoints that proliferate the Internet and television concerning the economy. Unlike the last Great Recession the World endured, where information was shared sparingly and with well aligned intent. In a time when values were placed before personal gain and most importantly, credibility of said information was of the utmost importance, if not mandatory. Today, for various personal and political