periods of economic contraction
Periods of economic contraction refer to periods when an economy experiences a decline in economic activity, characterized by a significant decrease in the production of goods and services, higher rates of unemployment, and a decrease in consumer spending. This contraction is often accompanied by a decrease in business profits and investment, leading to a shrinking of the overall economy.
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