Answer:
(1) The state of the economy is 'Accelerated depreciation'.
(2) To take advantage of accelerated depreciation, the president should implement a policy called the modified accelerated cost recovery system (MACRS), which was adopted in 1986.
Step-by-step explanation:
MACRS is thought of as accelerated depreciation for two reasons: the system shortened class lives so depreciation happens more quickly, and also allows companies to deduct more of an item’s cost in the first years. By comparison, the Alternative Depreciation System, which more accurately reflects economic depreciation, and uses longer class lives and relies on a straight-line method, where an item must be depreciated equally over its lifetime.