The number of people who get laid off is still high, but it is now on the rise.

So what is the answer? The answer is that the recession has made it so that many people have lost their jobs. If you are one of these people (and this is a large group), then there is a good chance that your job is now gone too. The reason most people are not getting laid off is that they are still getting paid.

Again, it is likely that people are getting laid off because their jobs have dried up or they have been involuntarily retired or just aren't earning as much as they used to. But what is also likely happening is that people are starting up businesses and getting more business from home. This is a good thing, but it is a bad thing in a financial sense.

But what about the recession? Is it the recession or the downturn?

There is a lot of evidence this is a depression, but there is also a lot of evidence that a downturn could be depression. In fact, the term 'depression' is used both in the US and the UK for a number of reasons. According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, a recession is defined as a decrease in economic activity for at least 30 consecutive months.

In a recession, companies typically lay off more people than usual, resulting in lower sales and profits. In a downturn, people may be forced to decrease their spending, which is usually because of a change in the economy. If you know the difference between a recession and a downturn, you can help yourself and others avoid a downturn.

A recession is usually caused by a sudden drop in consumer spending.

When people stop spending, they are forced to cut back on their spending. This usually results in a drop in consumer spending that can be measured as a decline in sales. In a recession, businesses often lay off more people than usual, resulting in lower profits. This can also cause a decrease in consumer spending, so a decline in consumer spending can also be measured as a decline in sales.

If you are a business owner in a recession, you can expect that there will be a decline in consumer spending as well. It is likely that your sales will drop, and you will probably lay off some staff, which will also result in a drop in sales. However, in the case of a recession, we don't usually expect to see a decline in sales per se.

Even though consumer spending is typically considered to decline under a recession, we still see the opposite in the case of a recession.

The problem in a recession is that there is a lot of pent-up demand for a lot of goods and services, but at the same time, there is a shortage of supply of some of these goods and services. The result is a sharp increase in prices.