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While staffed neither by cronies nor by communists, Germany's inflexible labour markets and Kurzarbeit regime stemmed a rise in unemployment and a fall in consumption, reminding us why labour markets were made inflexible back in the 1950s: not as a sop to lefty trade unions, but because, while flexible labour markets are great on the upside of the cycle, they amplify the crash on the downside.

Of course there's plenty of potential for the web to amplify falsehoods, foment hatred, and facilitate violence, but I see the upside of connectedness completely swamping the darker possibilities….

The upside of the 80s.

There's an obvious upside, of course.

"The upside of this is a lot of togetherness.

It comes from the Opinion piece "The Upside of Dyslexia".

One is the considerable upside of being a national treasure.

The upside of being a whistle-blower might be improving.

We're on the upside of the downside.

Nevertheless, he has the upside of a productive starter.

DARGIS 'THE UPSIDE OF ANGER' Directed by Mike Binder.