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During an expansionary period/phase, an economy grows. In a contractionary period/phase, an economy declines/retracts until it begins to grow again.
Nominal GDP does not tell much, but real GDP tells a lot. If the real GDP has fallen from one year to another, it means that the economy is in depression. If it grows, it shows that the economy is booming. If there is no change, the economy is stagnant (i.e. it did not grow).
GDP (gross domestic product) grows anytime anyone spends money for any reason. So if an entrepreneur is providing goods and jobs to the economy and those people that they hire are in turn spending money in the economy this will help the Country's GDP grow.
The monetary flow in a given economy as a result of the access to the credit makes the economy grow which includes the circular flow.
trade
In India, one child is born every 1.2 second. As the economy grows in India, the population continues to grow rapidly.
A population grows slowly in the beginning because of child mortality rates. Not all children are guaranteed a safe birth. In the beginning there may be more deaths with less people in the world. As the population grows and grows the mortality rates seem smaller because the population is larger.
If the population in the East grows too much, then soon there will be too many people. Some will have to move to the West so as the East population grows, the West population will have to grow too.
During an expansionary period/phase, an economy grows. In a contractionary period/phase, an economy declines/retracts until it begins to grow again.
As the population grows, a Malthusian Catastrophe will occur.Type your answer here... As a population grows , the food sources shrink in comparison. In other words a population grows faster than the means to feed it. Starvation is the outcome.
"Grows" is a third-person singular expression of the infinitive to grow. For example, "she grows," but "I grow," and "they also grow."
it made it grow smaller and die
a golden age
The present tense of "grow" is "grows" when referring to he/she/it, or "grow" for I, you, we, and they.
it grows for us it grows in soil
a golden age
Nominal GDP does not tell much, but real GDP tells a lot. If the real GDP has fallen from one year to another, it means that the economy is in depression. If it grows, it shows that the economy is booming. If there is no change, the economy is stagnant (i.e. it did not grow).