A shrinking economy results from a combination of decreasing supply of goods, demand for goods, less cash with which to buy goods, decreased savings, a lowered velocity of money, etc.
money that's goes into stocks then to people and circulates back out again, shrinks in a shrinking economy.
The GDP is neither growing nor shrinking.
The GDP is neither growing nor shrinking
stagnating
Stagnating
money that's goes into stocks then to people and circulates back out again, shrinks in a shrinking economy.
The GDP is neither growing nor shrinking.
The GDP is neither growing nor shrinking.
The GDP is neither growing nor shrinking.
The GDP is neither growing nor shrinking
stagnating
Stagnating
Stagnating
Stagnating
The period of time when the economy is shrinking is called a recession. During a recession, economic activity declines, leading to reduced consumer spending, rising unemployment, and lower production levels. This phase is typically characterized by a drop in gross domestic product (GDP) for two consecutive quarters.
At this very moment it is shrinking by some -3% but it changes over the months nd as we are coming out of recession the economy is likely to pick it's self up soon.
The GDP is neither growing nor shrinking. APEX ;]Gross Domestic Product