THE TURN OF THE TIDE

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIV, 20 February 1931, Page 7

THE TURN OF THE TIDE

INFLUENCES OF DEPRESSION ‘‘The influences of depression are cumulative and it is the usual thing for the outlook to appear more and more unpromising in proportion as the depression nears its end, says the December letter issued by the National City Bank of New York. “The processes of deflation operate in a vicious circle, each unfavourable development bringing in its train a series of other unfavourable developments, each of which in its turn constitutes a potential source of further difliculty. But obviously this sort of tiling has to come to an end sometime and by the very nature of the circumstances the turn is likely to come at the time when to most peoplo the outlook appears the. blackest. ... Of course, the fact that a feeling of pessimism pro vails in m:ny quarters is not in itself a sure indication that the bottom has been reached, but it may be worth remembering that such is likely to be one of the characteristics of the bottom when it is reached. It- should not be forgotten that- it is typical of periods of business depression for the obstacles to loom np most- formidably and that we never see the impelling forces from which revival springs until afterwards.”

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