Depends on how long were going to sit here and watch it happen and not do anything about it.
A recession usually lasts for 6-9 months. If it crosses 12 months it is termed a Depression.
The world is in a big recession.
It was a cause of the depression, and probable the recession but I'm not sure
The pharmaceutical industry will be one of the least effected industries during a recession. Firstly, the industry is very inelastic i.e. health will be one of the last things people will forfeit. And secondly, if people cannot afford medicine, the government will bring in subsidies to the people that need it.
Recession means: When the state of the economy declines; a widespread decline in the GDP and employment and trade lasting from six months to a year It's actually a fall in GDP for 2 or more quarters....
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"If one looks at historical numbers of the past US recessions, the country faced a recession anywhere between 8-16 months. In 2000-01, it faced 8 months of recession, in 1990-91 about 8 months, and 1981-82 about 16 months. Historically, that is how long recession has lasted." "Some people in the US say it could last for 3-4 quarters...This recession is compared to that of 2000-01 and 1969-70" SOURCE: http://www.moneycontrol.com/india/news/market-outlook/us-recession-could-last-for-3-4-quarters/12/00/326369
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the last month and quarter of growth before the recession starts
The adjective of recession is recessionary.
The world is in a big recession.
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advantages and disadvantages of recession
recommendation of global recession
Global recession is a period of economic slowdown. The Great Depression and Great Recession are two periods in time that experienced global recession.
A recession is shorter than a depression.
The last ice age in Britain started to recede around 19,000 years ago, with the recession concluding around 11,700 years ago. This period marked the transition from the Pleistocene to the Holocene epoch in Britain.
Once we finish this "recession" we will be calling the last few years the "Greater Depression".