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Recession vs. Depression – What are the Differences?
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“Within a recession, there is also a drop in four additional crucial economic indicators: employment, income, manufacturing, and retail sales. As these reports are produced monthly, they generally signal a looming recession long before the GDP shifts negative.”
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“To help you understand and possibly prepare for the dynamic twists and turns of an economic predicament, this article will explain these two financial terms and what you need to know about their differences.”
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14 (4%) recession
12 (4%) economic
11 (3%) depression
6 (2%) GDP
5 (2%) period
5 (2%) recessions
4 (1%) NBER
4 (1%) years
3 (1%) become
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“A recession is a downtrend in the economy that affects production and employment, and produces lower household income and consumer spending. The effects of a depression are much more severe, characterized by widespread unemployment and major stifling in economic activity.”
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