Negative Growth

Negative growth occurs when a business, sector, or an economy contracts – i.e. its output, sales, or GDP declines over a given period.

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Negative Growth

Negative growth describes a situation in which the value of an economic measure – such as GDP, revenue, or output – falls over a period of time instead of increasing. In macroeconomics, negative growth in GDP signals economic contraction and often comes with rising unemployment, lower consumer spending, and reduced investment. In business, negative growth might reflect declining sales, shrinking market share, or lower demand.