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Nakajima, Makoto - In: Business Review (2013) Q2, pp. 17-29

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The effectiveness of government spending in deep recessions: a New Keynesian perspective

Kuester, Keith - In: Business Review (2011) Q3, pp. 14-20

Deep Recessions: A New Keynesian Perspective,” (226 KB, 7 pages) Keith Kuester reviews the literature on the effectiveness … of government spending during severe recessions. …

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Earnings losses of job losers during the 2001 economic downturn

Fujita, Shigeru; Rao, Vilas - In: Business Review (2009) Q4, pp. 1-9

Job losses may involve not only lost earnings during unemployment but also declines in earnings at subsequent jobs. After a time consuming job search, workers may need to restart their careers from scratch, accepting a lower wage. Workers may also need time to acquire new skills, and total...

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Can stock prices reliably predict recessions?

Mills, Leonard - In: Business Review (1988) Sep, pp. 3-14

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Hiring, job loss, and the severity of recessions

Faberman, R. Jason - In: Business Review (2010) Q2, pp. 16-24

rate during expansions and recessions. Whether a recession is driven by large job losses or weak hiring will greatly affect … recessions are times of weak hiring or high job loss depends in large part on the severity of the downturn. A recession is a time … Recessions," Jason Faberman discusses how the severity of a recession determines whether high job loss or weak hiring will be the …

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De-leveraging and the financial accelerator: how Wall Street can shock main street

Chatterjee, Satyajit - In: Business Review (2010) Q2, pp. 1-8

The severity of the recent economic downturn raises questions about the role of financial markets in modern market economies. Why did rising defaults in a relatively small portion of the U.S. housing market cause a financial crisis? Why do financial crises have outsized adverse effects on the...

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What accounts for the postwar decline in economic volatility?

Sill, Keith - In: Business Review (2004) Q1, pp. 23-31

Finally, we look at the broader picture to determine why the U.S. economy has had fewer and shorter recessions over the …

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Restructuring during recessions: a silver lining in the cloud?

Sill, Keith - In: Business Review (1998) May, pp. 15-31

Recessions usually mean bad times for many workers and firms: companies close; jobs are lost. However, recessions can … upturn. In this article, Keith Sill discusses the "creative destruction" that takes place during recessions and outlines some …

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Regional wrap-up '74: Doldrums descend on district economy

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Slowdowns and recessions: what's been the government's role?

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