We've all gotten them in the mail from various credit card companies -  letters that read something to the effect of:
"Hey, you are so special that we are going to rip you off by misleading you into getting a card with a balloon interest rate of 10-20% by redefining the word 'mile'."  ... Or something like that.

Michael Boskin

...Double-dip downturns are more the rule than the exception. If we focus on real GDP and define a double dip as a historical sequence in which a period long enough to be declared a recession is followed by a period of recovery, and then quickly followed by a second outright recession, the 1980-1982 period in the US is a classic example.

Big Brother is going to choke taxpayers this decade. He's broke, and looking for income any way he can find it. He'll also attempt confiscation of your wealth and declare this directive as a "political imperative" amid socioeconomic chaos. This is already happening in parts of Latin America (Argentina, Venezuela) and I suppose it's also going to occur someday in Europe as governments boost tax rates to supplement stagnant revenues.

Interesting to note when you look at breadth  -  "Issues" seem to be doing better than "Volume".  One great explanation is that Issues are 1:1.