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The Health Consequences of Economic Recessions
Journal of Health & Social Policy, 1991Unemployment has been demonstrated to be a stressful life event with severe health consequences. This paper reviews the literature on the relationship between unemployment and health. Specific risks and the mechanisms that lead to adverse outcomes are identified.
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Machine Learning for Classification of Economic Recessions
2019 IEEE 20th International Conference on Information Reuse and Integration for Data Science (IRI), 2019The ability to quickly and accurately classify economic activity into periods of recession and expansion is of great interest to economists and policy makers. Machine Learning methods can potentially be applied to the classification of business cycles.
Bruce Jackson, Manjeet Rege
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Suicide, unemployment, and the effect of economic recession
The Lancet Psychiatry, 2015The World Health Organization recently estimated that 804 000 people worldwide died by suicide during 2012. Suicide prevention experts have historically focused their attention on elevated risk during times of economic downturn. For instance, Stack and Haas estimated that more than 900 suicides in the USA were attributable to the sharp rise in ...
Webb, R +1 more
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Suicide, unemployment, and economic recession in Spain
Revista de Psiquiatría y Salud Mental (English Edition), 2017The aim of the present work is to determine the association between unemployment and suicide, and to investigate whether this association is affected by changes in the economic cycle or other variables such as age and sex.A time-trend analysis was conducted to study changes in the number of suicides between 1999 and 2013 in Spain. Pearson's correlation
Celso, Iglesias-García +9 more
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Economic Recessions and Recoveries
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2012Economic output may drop for reasons related with supply, such as a fall in the number of the employed factors of production or increases in real costs; and for reasons related with demand, such as an increase in non-productive market power or a fall in aggregate demand, the worst type of recession in the past.
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The nursing workforce and global economic recession
Collegian, 2009sch_nur ; 16 ; pub ; 720 ; pub ...
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Federal Serials and the Economics of Recession
The Serials Librarian, 1984Analyse critique d'une selection de periodiques gouvernementaux ayant trait a la recession economique et a ses ...
Joe Morehead +1 more
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The Economic Recession in Greece
2011Intense economic fluctuations in output and overall prosperity have occurred for a long time, with different causes by period and geographic region. The main causes include climate change, pandemics, depletion of basic natural resources, application of new technologies, overproduction of some basic products (transport equipment, houses) and the ...
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A Great Recession in economics? [PDF]
Economics Bulletin, 2012 The number of downloads of economics articles through the repository RePEc showed a sharp drop on the eve of the Great Recession in the economy. This unambiguously occurred with the Blue Ribbon journals, but can possibly be extended to other important journals.
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Innovation in the Face of the Economic Recession
Journal of Healthcare Management, 2009Kenneth H, Cohn, Philip A, Newbold
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