1945

The developed market economies

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The recovery of economic activity in the developed market economies from the worst recession since the Great Depression experienced a serious setback during 1977. Growth rates of aggregate output and industrial production declined steadily during the year. The slowdown in economic growth follows generally unsatisfactory rates of economic expansion since 1975, especially when the depth of the recent recession is taken into account. Among the major industrial countries, only the United States of America and Japan were able to maintain relatively strong rates of expansion and even these countries experienced declining growth rates as the year wore on.

Related Subject(s): Economic and Social Development
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