In the ever-fluctuating world of economics, recessions are an inevitable part of the financial cycle.
While they can be daunting, understanding their nature and preparing for their impact can make a significant difference in weathering the storm.
Understanding Recessions
At its core, a recession represents a period where economic activity contracts, often reflected in consecutive quarters of negative GDP (Gross Domestic Product) growth. This contraction is not just a statistic on a chart; it resonates through various facets of the economy.
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