What is industrialization?

The process by which traditionally nonindustrial sectors (such as agriculture, education, health) of ...

	Tuesday, March 31, 2015 industrialization   Term of the Day industrialization 1. The process by which traditionally nonindustrial sectors (such as agriculture, education, health) of an economy become increasingly similar to the manufacturing sector of the economy. 2. Sustained economic development based on factory production, division of labor, concentration of industries and population in certain geographical areas, and urbanization. Learn more about this term Usage Example The industrialization of the town quadrupled its size in five years and has attracted workers from nearby towns in search of better job opportunities.   Featured Article Quality Assurance vs. Quality Control Quality Assurance and Quality Control are two very closely related concepts and because of that close relationship they are often confused and one is ... Read this article   Voice Your Opinion What do you do when you don't know what to do?   Take us with you! Download the BusinessDictionary app today.
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What is depression?

Lowest point in an economic cycle characterized by (1) reduced purchasing power, (2) mass ...

	Monday, March 30, 2015 depression   Term of the Day depression Lowest point in an economic cycle characterized by (1) reduced purchasing power, (2) mass unemployment, (3) excess of supply over demand, (4) falling prices, or prices rising slower than usual, (5) falling wages, or wages rising slower than usual, and (6) general lack of confidence in the future. Also called a slump, a depression causes a drop in all economic activity. Major depressions may ... Learn more about this term Usage Example Sarah sighed, staring at the layoff notice. Since the economy had fallen into a depression, many of her friends had lost their jobs, and now so had she.   Featured Article Planning a Successful Product Launch Now that your company has a finished product ready to hit the market, a gargantuan, dreaded task remains - the product launch. For some successful companies it ... Read this article   Voice Your Opinion Someone offers you $100,000 to invest in your best entrepreneurial idea. What is it?   Take us with you! Download the BusinessDictionary app today.
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