If an economy is said to be in a period of stagnation, what does this indicate?

a. The average worker output is having little to no impact on the economy.

b. The country is shifting from a developing economy to an industrialized economy.

c. The economy is neither growing nor shrinking.

d. The government is moving from a lack of involvement in the economy to a position of regulating the economy

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26 September, 16:33

If an economy is said to be in a period of stagnation, what does this indicate?

a. The average worker output is having little to no impact on the economy.

b. The country is shifting from a developing economy to an industrialized economy.

c. The economy is neither growing nor shrinking.

d. The government is moving from a lack of involvement in the economy to a position of regulating the economy

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Ezra Curtis · Answer 1

If an economy is said to be in a period of stagnation that indicates that " c. The economy is neither growing nor shrinking" since usually countries that are "healthy" will grow.