Recession:
Recession is a short period of time when business activity drops. Price for the goods drops, people loses their jobs so unemployment increases.
Depression:
Depression is defined as the severe and prolonged recession. During depression the level of the productivity significantly decreases. When an economy reaches to the almost two or more quarters then it is said to be as depression. The Great Depression that took place is in 1929.
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Definition (www.oxforddictionaries.com) |
Notice or attention given to someone or something by the media | The state of the relationship between a company or other organization or a famous person and the public |
Synonyms | Downward, decline, slump, inflation | Dumps, dejection, discouragement and gloom |
Antonyms | Rise, success and increase | Advantages, cheer, comfort, joy and peace |
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Word origin | It was originated in Mid-17th century: from Latin recessio | It was originated in Late Middle English: from Latin depressio(n-) |
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