| rdfs:comment | - Recession is
- Note: The most recent definition of level and time (for definition 1 above) have made an accurate definition of "recession" obsolete and unnecessary.
- Axis and Allies - The Original Game Recession Scenario - by Colonel Weasel - Introduction Japan exchanges money and units to the USSR for territories. This action is opposed by the coalition of England, the US and the Europeans (Germany). Economical situation
* Bad: USA and USSR
* Mediocre: Europe and GBR
* Excellent: Japan Order of play
* United Kingdom
* USSR
* Europe
* Japan
* USA Initial Setup GreatBritain (25 IPC) The sub in South Africa goes between the continent and Madagascar. The transports and the sub in Australia are in the south Russia (20 IPC) Europe (30 IPC)
- A recession is an imaginary period of reduced economic activity, often defined as two consecutive quarters of negative growth. Hallmarks of a recession include a significant decline in economic activity, a drop in the affected economy's employment, industrial production, going to yard sales instead of the mall, mixing and matching your clothes, and real personal income, an increase in prostitution and rent parties, and the widespread adoption of certain résumé euphemisms such as "unplanned sabbatical", "unwelcome opportunity to pursue other projects", and "2007 - Present: Halo." A sustained recession may lead to depression, while a sustained depression may lead to obesity.
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| abstract | - Recession is
- Note: The most recent definition of level and time (for definition 1 above) have made an accurate definition of "recession" obsolete and unnecessary.
- Axis and Allies - The Original Game Recession Scenario - by Colonel Weasel - Introduction Japan exchanges money and units to the USSR for territories. This action is opposed by the coalition of England, the US and the Europeans (Germany). Economical situation
* Bad: USA and USSR
* Mediocre: Europe and GBR
* Excellent: Japan Order of play
* United Kingdom
* USSR
* Europe
* Japan
* USA Initial Setup GreatBritain (25 IPC) The sub in South Africa goes between the continent and Madagascar. The transports and the sub in Australia are in the south Russia (20 IPC) Europe (30 IPC) The battleship in WEu is in the North sea. The sub and the transport in WEu are in the strait or Gibraltar Japan (55 IPC) USA (18 IPC) Remarks by thrasher I know this is a hypothetical scenario. Still, I think the introduction to a scenario should explain why the situation at the the beginning of the game is as it is. Persia is controlled by Russia. The introduction does not make clear why this is the case. Yakut and Soviet FarEast are controlled by Japan. These are the areas traded by the Russians. Japan controls India, China and parts of the Pacific. Did these areas join the Japanese ore were they conquered by Japan? The introduction does not make clear what's thecase. Canada is controlled by the US. As the UK (Canadas motherland) and the US (Canadas big neighbour) are teamed up this isn't that strange. Latin America is also controlled by the Americans. Probably these countries joined the US when the war errupted. Cuba is American controlled. In my opinion a communist Cuba should be Russian controlled. Lybia and Algeria are controlled by the Europeans. The introduction does not make clear why this is the case. The former British and French colonies in Africa are controlled by the UK. All neutrals are worth 0 IPC. Mind that there is no IC in Southern Europe. Cash at start IPC-level at start UK 25 22 USSR 20 21 Europe 30 32 Japan 55 36 United States 18 36
- A recession is an imaginary period of reduced economic activity, often defined as two consecutive quarters of negative growth. Hallmarks of a recession include a significant decline in economic activity, a drop in the affected economy's employment, industrial production, going to yard sales instead of the mall, mixing and matching your clothes, and real personal income, an increase in prostitution and rent parties, and the widespread adoption of certain résumé euphemisms such as "unplanned sabbatical", "unwelcome opportunity to pursue other projects", and "2007 - Present: Halo." A sustained recession may lead to depression, while a sustained depression may lead to obesity. A recession may result from many different economic factors, operating alone or in concert. Recessions may result from a sharp drop in consumer demand, investors fooling around with real estate prices while huffing marijuana, an increase in prices resulting from raw materials or energy scarcity, or a combination of rising prices and stagnant economic growth known as stagflation. Recent economic theory has attempted to include investor confidence in the more sophisticated macroeconomic models (e.g., Joseph Stiglitz's "Panicky Chickens" theory), with mixed success. The global recession that began in early September 2008 has been traced by financial observers to various sources, including bad housing loans in the United States, unstable global energy prices, unregulated securities markets, cancer, more cancer, various suspected causes of cancer, unusually high concentrations of jellyfish in the Gulf of Mexico, Hurricane Katrina, Israel, Hamas, and Megatron. Many non-economist commentators have questioned how this global recession could occur with no obvious change in the planet's amount of people, capital or expertise, the basic elements of all economic production. These commentators have uniformly been told to fuck off and prepare for another bailout. Although the thorough documentation and analysis of economic recessions began fairly recently, history has recorded a number of episodes of apparent commercial decline indicating an economy in recession.
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