“Lingering recession” in Japanese
Short answer
Lingering recession in Japanese is “鍋底” (nabezoko). Full meaning: (inner) bottom of a pot, lingering recession.
Other ways to say “Lingering recession” in Japanese
鍋底景気
nabezokokeiki lingering recession, an economy that lingers in the doldrums after bottoming out
ナベ底
nabezoko (inner) bottom of a pot, lingering recession
なべ底
nabezoko (inner) bottom of a pot, lingering recession
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