We did not measure horizontal displacement, however, the horizontal displacement would not be seen in small recession like 4 mm recession in the present study.
When President Bush oversaw the end of a significantly smaller recession in 2003, he did so thanks in no small part to an assist in the form of increased public sector employment -- you know, government workers like teachers, firefighters, and police officers.
At that office Christmas party of 1990, our biggest worry was the economic slowdown, which, we could sense even then, was nothing more than a small-dip recession.
No model yet produces the frequent small recessions, punctuated by rare depressions, seen in reality.
By cutting defense spending while taxes remained fairly high, and by keeping a tight rein on credit, Eisenhower was able to avoid serious deficits, abolish inflation, and, despite several small recessions, encourage steady economic growth that made Americans more prosperous than they had ever been before.
[ Wright 24] also described over-correction in small recessions, which resulted from central sag of hanging muscles.
One day after the Fed slashed its benchmark interest rate to head off a possible recession, a small minority of economists warned on Wednesday that the central bank was in danger of invoking the same remedies that it did after the bubble in dot-com stocks burst seven years ago.
Total cost of the installation: $12,000 ,financed over three years not a trivial investment for a small company in a recession, but one that continues to prove its worth.
Tipping the world into a deep recession is a small price to pay.
On the next president will hinge the choice between recession, with a small "r," and Depression, with a big "D".
