long-term growth

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📖 Definitions

  1. The sustained increase in size, value, or productivity of an entity (such as a company, economy, or investment portfolio) over an extended period, typically involving structural improvements rather than short-term fluctuations.; Economic expansion characterized by rising GDP, increased employment, and improved standards of living over many years, driven by factors such as technological innovation and capital accumulation.; Biological or developmental progress occurring over a significant duration, such as the steady increase in height, weight, or cognitive ability during childhood and adolescence.

💬 Examples

  1. Investors view these moves as significant indicators of long-term growth.

  2. The government implemented policies aimed at fostering long-term growth in the manufacturing sector.

  3. Pediatricians monitor children's health records to ensure they are on track for normal long-term growth.