Phrases with «mild recession»

The phrase "mild recession" means a period of economic decline or slowdown that is not very severe or long-lasting. It refers to a relatively minor dip in economic growth, with fewer people losing their jobs, businesses continuing operations, and the overall impact being less harsh compared to a severe recession. Full definition

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Sentences with «mild recession»

In the comparatively mild recession of 2001, marketers were able to get by with temporary, minor adjustments to production quantities and avoid wholesale revisions of prices or product lines. (hbr.org)
[1] The fiscal outlook was further damaged by the relatively mild recession of the early 1990s, which began in 1990. (en.wikipedia.org)
Many of the «TV talking heads» and analysts believe there could be a slowdown or mild recession at worst and maybe we are even through the worst of it already. (cabotwealth.com)
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Phrases with «mild recession»

Sentences with «mild recession»

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