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downturn in the economy (The resulting higher unemployment means people have less money to spend, thus contributing to the downturn in the economy. Alexander Demidov); economic downturn (An economic downturn suggest the rate of economic growth is slowing down and possibly entering into recession. Alexander Demidov); downturn (The Fraud in a Downturn whitepaper considers whether fraud and integrity threats are changing during this period of economic decline and, if so, how. Alexander Demidov) |
