Such calm conditions deprive trading desks of business from clients rejigging their holdings.
And while candidates currently need the backing of only one in eight MPs to get on the ballot, in future they will need the support of possibly one in five or one in four - in practice, probably depriving trade unionists of more left-wing choices.
The tourism group Confturismo said in a separate statement that 2.5 million expected visitors would be staying away from Italy in the weeks leading up to Christmas, depriving the trade of an estimated 610 billion lire ($285 million).
For all its swanky Royal London Yacht Club reputation, like most seaside towns deprived of trade and opportunity on all sides, and with expensive ferries for commuting, the Isle of Wight has severe problems and a lack of good jobs.
The sinking of the Cheonan will further damage the economy: South Korea has suspended nearly all trade, depriving the North of $333 million a year from seafood sales and other exports.
Illegal wildlife trade deprives governments direct revenue from sales of state managed natural resources and avoids indirect revenue from taxes on private sector exports.
It also makes some explicit references to human rights with an emphasis on gender rights in the context of sexual and reproductive health and cautions that unfair or unethical trade can deprive workers of their 'rights to security of employment and compensation' [[ 1], p.60].
So, Kurdish leaders say, Turkish officials ordered the trade halted, depriving the Kurdish party of millions in revenue for its fledgling government.
Geoff Travis says he has airplay-deprived bands on Rough Trade who would relish the money and exposure a well-chosen advert could bring.
The lordship of Man passed to the dukes of Atholl in 1736, but in the decades that followed, the island became a major centre for the contraband trade, thus depriving the British government of valuable customs revenues.
