【ちょうきふきょう】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. prolonged recession; depression; protracted economic slump
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  1. prolonged recession
  2. This term refers to an extended period of economic decline, characterized by a decrease in production and consumption. It often indicates a serious and prolonged downturn in economic activity, affecting various sectors of the economy.
  3. depression
  4. This meaning relates to a severe and prolonged downturn in economic activity that is deeper and more severe than a standard recession. It involves significant drops in income and employment, affecting the overall economy greatly.
    The entire country could not escape from the recession, and the situation felt almost like a depression.
    This economic crisis was, for many people, the worst depression of their lives.
  5. protracted economic slump
  6. This refers to a situation where an economy experiences a long-lasting decline in economic performance, often leading to stagnation. It can be seen as a gradual decline, rather than a sudden drop, indicating a persistent lack of economic growth or improvement.
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