declining industry

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declining industry

An industry whose output is declining over time. In the UK, the shipbuilding and textile industries declined in the 20th century. A declining industry is also associated with a fall in employment in the industry. There may be several causes, including the loss of consumer demand, the depletion of natural resources, or replacement by technological innovation.

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