Secular stagnation refers to
A) small changes in real GDP growth over the business cycle.
B) negligible economic growth over a lengthy period.
C) alternate periods of high inflation and periods of high unemployment.
D) slower population growth than employment growth.

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Secular stagnation refers to a situation where there is negligible economic growth over a lengthy period, often resulting from factors such as sluggish productivity growth, high debt levels, and declining populations.

Secular Stagnation Refers to