Sentence examples for the Return of depression from inspiring English sources

Krugman wrote such cheery titles as The Great Unraveling (2003), The Return of Depression Economics (1999) and The Age of Diminished Expectations (1990).

George W. Bush; economics textbooks such as Microeconomics (2004) and Macroeconomics (2005); and nonacademic best sellers such as The Return of Depression Economics (1999) and The Conscience of a Liberal (2007).

He's got this book, "The Return of Depression Economics".

In 1999 I wrote a book, The Return of Depression Economics, saying all that.

"This was hubris," Paul Krugman, the Nobel laureate and liberal Times Op-Ed columnist, writes in "The Return of Depression Economics and the Crisis of 2008".

The Dr Dooms of the dismal science were the prescient ones, the likes of – yes – Krugman himself, who predicted the return of depression economics.

And nobody wants to see the return of Depression-era breadlines, either.

But the way Ms. Maye interprets the song, the arrival of bad weather doesn't signal the return of chronic depression that many renditions suggest; it's just a momentary blip of gloom on a sunny day.

World War I created demand for Nevada's beef and metals, which kept the boom going, but the failing markets of the 1920s brought the return of economic depression.

It is accompanied by hormonal changes and can represent a time of increased vulnerability for the onset or return of depression [ 19].

W.E. B. Griffin's "Black Ops" claims the top fiction spot, while Paul Krugman's "Return of Depression Economics and the Crisis of 2008" enters the nonfiction list at No. 11.