Is there any difference between "in the long term" vs " in the long run"?
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Thanks Nasim.
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These two phrases are pretty interchangeable. The main difference is that "in the long term" sounds more formal/business-oriented.
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both of them mean after a long period of time however we use in the long term to talk about financial issues
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