- Look up
depression, depress, or
depressed in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Depression may
refer to:
Depression (mood), a
state of low mood and aversion...
- Economy, money, and the
great depression 1919–1939 (1976) Kehoe,
Timothy J. and
Edward C. Prescott, eds.
Great Depressions of the
Twentieth Century (2007)...
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expansions in the
business cycle, but does not
declare depressions. Generally,
periods labeled depressions are
marked by a
substantial and
sustained shortfall...
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Depression is a
mental state of low mood and
aversion to activity. It
affects more than 280
million people of all ages (about 3.5% of the
global po****tion)...
- and Cooley,
Business cycles and
depressions : an
encyclopedia p. 149
Glasner and Cooley,
Business cycles and
depressions : an
encyclopedia p. 132. Michael...
-
depressive disorder. They
include depressions due to
physical illness, medications, and
substance use disorders.
Depression due to
physical illness is diagnosed...
- In geology, a
depression is a
landform sunken or
depressed below the
surrounding area.
Depressions form by
various mechanisms. Erosion-related: Blowout:...
- The
Palace of
Depression (or
Palace Depression) was a
building made of junk that was
located in Vineland, New Jersey,
built by the
eccentric George Daynor...
- No
Depression is a
quarterly roots music journal with a
concurrent online publication. In print, No
Depression is an ad-free
publication focused on long-form...
- (10 mi) west of the
depression lie the
oases of Siwa in
Egypt and
Jaghbub in
Libya in
smaller but
similar depressions. The
Qattara Depression contains the second...
