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Economic Growth
An increase in the production of goods and services in an economy over a period of time, often measured as the percentage increase in real gross domestic product (GDP).
Postindustrial Period
a stage in societal development that occurs after the industrial period, characterized by an economy focused more on services than on manufacturing.
Mature Industrial
Pertains to an industrial phase characterized by stable growth, well-established industries, and lower levels of innovation compared to earlier growth phases.
Transitional Period
A phase of change from one state or condition to another, often characterized by uncertainty and development.
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