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- adjective Not of or pertaining to
economic recession .
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Examples
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A hot product will sell just as well in a recession as it will in a nonrecession . . .
Membership Development Relies on Providing a Valuable Product Tony Rossell 2008
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A hot product will sell just as well in a recession as it will in a nonrecession . . .
Archive 2008-05-01 Tony Rossell 2008
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America's fifty-year average is more than 94 percent, with nonrecession years (the assumption for 2030) near 95 percent.
The World in 2030 2007
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America's fifty-year average is more than 94 percent, with nonrecession years (the assumption for 2030) near 95 percent.
The World in 2030 2007
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The nonrecession of two decades ago can't be much comfort to Mr. Bernanke, who is now chairman of the Federal Reserve.
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The best explanation for the nonrecession of 1998 was provided by a certain Ben Bernanke, then a professor at Princeton University.
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An analysis of household energy spending between 2002 and 2007-the nonrecession years-found that the
Climate Progress Susan 2010
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According to Amy Robinson, VP-communications for the Direct Selling Association, historically during nonrecession years, the gross domestic product increases about 3. 3\% and direct sales increase 3. 6\%.
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"Though it will be the first nonrecession holiday shopping season in three years, 2009 will again be trying for retailers," he added.
Turkish Press 2009
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