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Transformation, Depression, and Economics: Some Lessons
Journal of Comparative Economics, 1994Abstract A discussion of the lessons of the experience of the first four years of the East European transformation. Attention is paid to the situation of the state-owned enterprises, the decline in the effective labor supply and in investment, land reform, the banking system, the theoretical significance of the ending of shortages, the ...
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Economic Depression of the Renaissance?
The Economic History Review, 1964VYW henever a medievalist ventures to talk about the Renaissance, he knows that he will be automatically suspect of bias, even if he utters nothing but praise. How much more suspect when he dares to introduce economic depression in the midst of artistic plenty!
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Economic depression in the world
Journal of Macroeconomics, 2013Abstract We create a dataset of country experience with economic depression around the world. We define a depression episode as a period of cumulative decline in per capita output of 20% or more lasting at least four years. We find depressions are surprisingly common.
Janice Boucher Breuer, John McDermott
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Uncertainty Aversion and Economic Depressions
Challenge, 2009The noted jurist argues that during times of economic downturns, the aversion to uncertainty of consumers and business people rises. This is a notion embedded, he argues, in the thinking of both John Maynard Keynes and Frank Knight. One conclusion is that government stimulus is necessary in such periods, like the current one, to reduce the fear of ...
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Pharmacotherapy for bipolar depression: an economic assessment
Expert Opinion on Pharmacotherapy, 2004Bipolar disorder (BPD) is a common, severe and recurrent mood disorder associated with high rates of comorbidities, suicide, dysfunction and a high socioeconomic burden. Although the management of BPD has traditionally focused on the acute treatment of mania, the chronic nature of BPD necessitates long-term maintenance treatment.
Charles L, Bowden, Anupama A, Krishnan
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The Economic Burden of Treatment-Resistant Depression
Clinical Therapeutics, 2013Major depressive disorder (MDD) is a leading cause of disability, morbidity, and mortality worldwide. The lifetime prevalence in the United States is estimated at 17%. Treatment-resistant depression (TRD) is generally defined as failure to achieve remissions despite adequate treatment.
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Health economics of depression
2006Health economics deals with how resources are used for health production and how they should be most efficiently allocated to maximise health outcomes. Many treatment alternatives for depression are currently available, but there is insufficient knowledge of their consequences on costs and their value of actual and potential health gains.
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The Return of Depression Economics
Foreign Affairs, 1999Richard N. Cooper, Paul R. Krugman
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