Fans still crave going to shows, yet increased digital access has led to slumps in live concert attendance.
Ms. Reinhart and Mr. Rogoff were about to publish a book based on earlier academic papers, arguing that financial crises led to slumps that were longer and deeper than other recessions.
The end of subsidies to car buyers will lead to a slump in Japan, just as its carmakers' output recovers from the 2011 tsunami.
Fifty years ago the Football League clubs, many fearful that the show would lead to a slump in attendances, each made an estimated £136 from the highlights.
The chief executive, Rijkman Groenink, said operating profit this year would fall as higher interest rates lead to a slump in mortgage lending and refinancing in the United States.
The Brexit vote will lead to a slump in office construction, with up to half of planned developments in central London likely to be postponed or scrapped in coming years, according to estate agent Savills.
This could lead to a slump in gilt prices, in turn pushing their yields up – and, with them, all sorts of long-term interest rates in the economy, including fixed mortgage rates.
"However, its medium-longer-term remains uncertain … the FTSE is still flirting around its 'bear market' territory and a fall below 5,800 could lead to a slump towards the 5,200-5,300 area".
We peg everything around dollars because the 1930s were a bloodbath of currency wars, artificially-inflated reserves and consequent crashes, and exchange deficits that lead to big slumps.
The slump on the pitch has led to a slump for the club on the stock market.
