Geography, asked by shafithshafith7, 9 months ago

explain about decline of GDP

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Answered by Anonymous

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Negative growth is a decline in a company's sales or earnings, or a decrease in an economy's GDP during any quarter. Declining wage growth and a contraction of the money supply are characteristics of negative growth, and economists view negative growth as a sign of a possible recession or depression.

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