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What is the Gestation Period in Economics?

April 26, 2017Economics FinanceEconomics Finance

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Anonymous Posted

What is the Gestation Period in Economics?

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tom smith Posted

The gestational period refers to the interval in completed weeks between the first day of the last menstrual period of the mother and the day, month and year of delivery irrespective of whether the product of conception is a live birth or born with no evidence of life (foetal death).

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Chinmayee Dash Posted

The time gap between the development of a business plan and its execution is called Gestation period.

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Shailendra Sharma Posted

Gestation Period is basically the time between the Business Plan or Idea and the implementation of that idea is the gestation period.

Example: The time elapsed between the making of an idea and its working in actual

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MINAKSHI MISHRA Posted

ITS THE PERIOD OF TIME BETWEEN A BUSINESS IDEA OR PLAN AND ITS IMPLEMENTATION.

EXAMPLE:THE TIME ELAPSED BETWEEN WHEN SOMEONE CAME UP WITH THE IDEA OF YAHOO ANSWERS,AND WHEN IT ACTUALLY BECAME A COMMERCIAL WEBSITE.

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Riya Raj Posted

Gestation period is the time taken for yield an income when you start to produce something.For example ,the period between planting the rice saplings and harvest of paddy.