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Economic stagnation or economic immobilism, often called simply stagnation or immobilism, is a prolonged period of slow economic growth.
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What shows that an economy is stagnating?
The GDP is neither growing nor shrinking.
Which of the following shows that an economy is stagnating?
The GDP is neither growing nor shrinking
When the gross product is neither growing nor shrinking a country's economy is doing what?
stagnating
A country's economy is stagnating when the GDP is doing which of the following?
Neither rising nor falling
When the gross domestic product is neither growing nor shrinking a country's economy is doing what?
Stagnating
What shows that an economy is stagnating?
The GDP is neither growing nor shrinking.
What shows that an economy stagnating?
The GDP is neither growing nor shrinking.
Which of the following shows that an economy is stagnating?
The GDP is neither growing nor shrinking
What are some signs that an economy is stagnating?
the export trade amounted
What is an economy is stagnating?
The GDP is neither growing nor shrinking.
A country's economy is stagnating when the GDP is doing which of the following?
Neither rising nor falling
When the gross product is neither growing nor shrinking a country's economy is doing what?
stagnating
When the gross domestic product is neither growing nor shrinking a country's economy is doing what?
Stagnating
When is the gross domestic product is neither growing nor shrinking country's economy is doing what?
Stagnating
When the gross domestic product is neither growing nor shrinking a country economy is doing?
Stagnating
What are two things that helped cause a major recession in America during the early 1970s?
{Stagnating economy} {Massive Federal debt}
Which of these words is not an adjective - building breathing stagnating coping?
All of them may be adjectives in some usage. They are all present participles of verbs. - building waves, building storms (to build) - breathing animals (to breathe) - stagnating economy (to stagnate) - coping survivors (to cope)
