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Hard landing

When the Economy goes directly from a period of Expansion to a Recession. This might happen if a government or Monetary authority is more restrictive in its Fiscal or Monetary policy than what is appropriate for the economy. opposite of Soft landing.

Related Terms: 11 Economy, Expansion, Fiscal, ITS, Monetary, Monetary policy, Net, Policy, PPO, Recession, Soft landing
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