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Vansh Khandelwal
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Understanding the Recession Snowball Effect A recession is a period of economic decline marked by reduced consumer spending, business slowdowns, and increased unemployment. The Recession Snowball Effect starts when people shop less, leading to lower business earnings and negative GDP growth. As businesses struggle, layoffs increase, creating an excess labor supply, wage stagnation, and reduced consumer spending, further deepening the recession. Other factors like stock market crashes, high interest rates, global shocks, and poor government policies can worsen recessions. Governments can counteract them through monetary policies, fiscal stimulus, and unemployment benefits. Businesses should optimize costs, diversify, and retain key talent, while individuals should build emergency funds and enhance skills. Understanding these dynamics helps mitigate recessionary impacts and promote economic recovery.
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