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But it has never recovered convincingly from the downturn that followed.

But since then both the extent of the downturn and its reach have increased dramatically.

Inflation is below the 3% midpoint of its target range and last year's economic downturn was relatively mild.

So there might be something of a double whammy happening there if the US had a severe downturn.

But a big part of that consists of restocking after a savage downturn that has left inventories depleted.

The downturn may have accelerated a secular jobs trend that had been masked by the low - to middle-skilled work that the housing boom created.

Tourism Queensland chief Anthony Hayes insisted Southall would have to work hard and said the 'best job' stunt would help keep the industry afloat in the global downturn.

At a time of financial crisis and economic downturn, we need to look very carefully at areas of public health where any lapse in current efforts will bring us a much bigger bill very soon.

While wealthy schools can fare better in a downturn, they are also seen as vulnerable to prolonged market slumps because they tend to fund a greater portion of their budget from their endowment.

The theory of decoupling – the idea that emerging markets can grow in spite of a downturn in the developed world – has been revived after their dramatic resurgence this year.

In times of economic downturn, a dangerous calculus often emerges.

So in these8)unprecedented times, we must educate our way out of the downturn, we must invest and invent our way out of the downturn, we must retool and reskill our way out of the downturn.

One reason the downturn has been so severe is that firms have trimmed inventories savagely.

The slump in factory production reflected the sharp downturn in world trade: manufacturing accounts for about half of all exports.

However, real interest rates in Hong Kong are still amongst the most moderate in the region and are much lower than the last downturn in the 1980s.

Some smaller universities and colleges smell an opportunity, seeing the downturn as their best shot at getting a person who might normally have headed for an Ivy League place.

As the downturn unfolds asset prices begin to deflate.

Yes, it is unfortunate that we have been the victim of a global downturn.

Bulgaria has experienced macroeconomic stability and strong growth since a major economic downturn in 1996 led to the fall of the then socialist government.

To understand this, we must only remember Mexico' s financial crisis in 1995, or the fact that Japan, once championed as the future economic leader of the would, is still dragging after more than thirteen years of an economic downturn.

Mr Grundfest is not alone in speculating that the downturn will precipitate a shake-out among medium-sized firms.

They are much more hit by the downturn.

Not many of us will emerge entirely unscathed from the battering of this downturn - a great deal of mistakes of different sorts have been exposed.