Typically, an Economy Is Said to Be in a Recession

question 49

True/False

Typically, an economy is said to be in a recession when the nominal GDP drops for at least four consecutive quarters.

---

Definitions:

Average Accounting Rate

The rate of return on an investment, calculated by dividing the average profit by the average amount invested. This is a rephrased definition for Average Accounting Return.

IRR Cross-Over Rate

The rate at which the net present value of an investment equals zero, specifically when comparing two projects to see at what discount rate they yield the same net present value.

Initial Cost

The initial expense required to acquire an asset or start a project, not including any subsequent or operational costs.

Ranking Conflicts

Disputes arising from the prioritization or ordering of different interests, claims, or benefits.