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Downturn The transition point between a rising, expanding economy to a falling, contracting one.
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With the downturn in the credit cycle on the horizon, large distressed-debt funds continue to be raised by an array of market participants. ag is in better shape financially to weather any short-term income downturn. Do we risk having greater amounts of open capacity when the forecasted downturn returns, or do we make as much profit as we can during the next three to four years and hold on during the downturn? |
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