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What is 'economic uncertainty'?
Economic uncertainty means there's a lack of clarity about the future state of the economy. This can be caused by various factors like political changes, global events, or inflation. Businesses become more cautious, making it harder to plan. The story shows that despite this uncertainty, companies are adapting by using flexible staffing solutions and investing in new projects.
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