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Recession shapes

used by economists to describe different types of recessions

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Great Recession

Categories

Economics lists Gross domestic product Recessions

Sources

wikipedia.externallinksexternallink

economic stagnation

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1973–75 recession

United States housing bubble

COVID-19 pandemic

gross domestic product

Industrial Revolution

International Monetary Fund

Great Depression

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Early 1980s recession

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