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Quiggin points out, rightly, that almost all microeconomics depends crucially on the assumption that the economy is at full employment; this assumption is false, but what makes it not too false in normal times is the existence of stabilization policies, monetary and fiscal, that usually produce fairly quick recoveries from slumps.
While record companies are quick to blame slumping sales within the industry on music-stealing pirates, a recent study suggests these moochers may also be some of the best customers.
George Osborne and Vince Cable were quick to lay this slump off as the result of the heavy snow.
Shell sees no quick end to the slump in oil prices and plans to further slash annual spending, sell off assets and bring the total number of job cuts to 6,500 by the end of 2015.
When we faced painful resource cuts at the BBC World Service, John Stopford, a friend at the London Business School, gave this advice: 'Those organisations which face crisis by looking ahead rather than by just cutting always come out of the slump faster, quicker and better.' Hard to do but that's true leadership.
Whether a pastime, an excuse to get out of the house, a means to feeling less lonely, or a way to kill time, the "shopper's high" could, arguably, be the occasional quick-fix to a slump in one's libido.
Experts say the market may remain soft but the recovery time will be quicker than in slumps past.
He failed to score in the first half today but bounced out of his slump with 11 quick points in the second half.
Critics are always quick to spot a "sophomore slump", but less noted is its more thrilling flipside: the sophomore surge, where an artist comes out punching against the pressure to follow a fêted debut.
