1 What Exactly is a Recession?
2 Could It Turn into a Depression?
3 What Happened Last Time There Was a Recession?
4 How Recessions Affect an Economy
5 A Final Bit of Economics: Income Elasticities
6 How Safe is Your Business?
7 Tracking Trend
8 Recession Dynamics
9 The Fightback: Marketing Strategies to Beat the Recession
10 The Fightback: Pricing
11 The Fightback: Financial Strategies to Beat the Recession
12 Managing Cash through the Working Capital Cycle
13 The Fightback: Operational Strategies to Beat the Recession
14 A Call to Action

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