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A mild decline in stock prices, business activity and employment for two consecutive quarters (six months).
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The contracting phase of the business cycle, when output declines and unemployment increases.
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technically defined as at least two consecutive quarters when the economy shrinks or fails to grow.
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A cyclical downward movement in the economy involving at least two consecutive quarters of a decline in the real (inflation-adjusted) Gross National Product (GNP). A recession can also be used to describe a sustained period of depressed economic conditions for an individual industry, such as agriculture.
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When demand in the economy decreases, prices of goods and services also decrease, resulting in a slowdown of the economy. When this slowdown becomes a long-term decline, this is known as a depression.
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