Extended periods of minimal or zero economic growth define this condition, often marked by high unemployment and low consumer spending. It is analyzed through GDP trends and productivity metrics. While generally harmful, it can inadvertently benefit creditors, who gain from stable prices, and certain investors in defensive sectors like utilities or healthcare.
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