The stars of the boom have fallen farthest in the bust among them EM.TV, a media company, and Intershop, a software firm.
Shares of Audible, which is based in Wayne, N.J., and was once a darling of the Internet boom, have fallen under $1, closing Friday at 66 cents.
The stock had been flying, well more than doubling over the past 52 weeks, along with the years commodity boom, but has fallen off $14 to $46.52 from its May highs.
The country's fledgling stock market, which had been booming a year ago, has fallen in volume by 95percentt and is at a virtual standstill.
Internal conflict, which accounted for much of the postwar boom in war, has fallen to its lowest levels since the 1960s.
As Israel's economy has boomed, military spending has fallen from 17.7% of GDP in 1991 to around 6% today.
Still, the Clinton administration said the report -- the final one to be released on its watch -- was confirmation of an unprecedented boom, in which unemployment has fallen from more than 7percentto4percentcent and most workers have received raises.
Built while a get-tough-on-crime philosophy led to inmate overcrowding and a construction boom, the prison here has fallen prey to developments that have stalled the growth in the numbers of men and women locked up in state and federal cells.
As the business of advising corporations on mergers and acquisitions has boomed in Europe, Salomon has fallen far behind the two New York-based investment banks that are dominating that business, Morgan Stanley Dean Witter and Goldman Sachs Group.
But since Mr. Kerry's victory in the caucuses and Dr. Dean's raucous speech afterward, Mr. Kerry's support here has boomed and Dr. Dean's has fallen sharply.
He narrowly won the presidency again in 2006, partly by convincing Peruvians that he was a reformed character who believed in market economics and free trade, and partly because his challengers were even less convincing.But despite an economic boom, Mr García's approval rating has fallen to around 20%.
