CAMBRIDGE After a double dip recession and an extended period of stagnation, the eurozone is finally seeing green shoots of recovery. Consumer confidence is rising.

At Number 10 Downing Street, David Cameron is trying to work out whether to cut more public sector jobs in order to stave off a double dip recession.

CLAREMONT, CALIFORNIA The debt crisis in Europe is no longer a European affair. Coupled with fears of a double dip recession in the United States, the European debt crisis is dragging the global economy into another cycle of financial panic and economic recession.

Official data suggest that the US economy entered into a recession in the first quarter of this year. The economy rebounded in a double dip, W shaped recession in the second quarter, boosted by the temporary effects on consumption of 100 billion in tax rebates.

Five years later, while some are congratulating themselves on avoiding another depression, no one in Europe or the United States can claim that prosperity has returned. The European Union is just emerging from a double dip (and in some countries a triple dip) recession, and some member states are in depression.

Three years after the global economy s near collapse, the feeble recovery has already petered out in most developed countries, whose economic inertia will drag down the rest. Pundits decry a double dip recession, but in some countries the first dip never ended Greek GDP has been dipping for three years.

Asians need not be pessimistic the perfect storm of a hard landing in China, a double dip recession in the United States, and a collapse of the eurozone is unlikely. But they cannot rule out the downside risk of a synchronized global downturn.

On the other side, Europe and the United States face stagnation indeed, a Japanese style malaise and stubbornly high unemployment. The problem in the advanced countries is not a jobless recovery, but an anemic recovery or worse, the possibility of a double dip recession.

So the end of this severe global recession will be closer at the end of this year than it is now, the recovery will be anemic rather than robust in advanced economies, and there is a rising risk of a double dip recession. The recent market rallies in stocks, commodities, and credit may have gotten ahead of the improvement in the real economy.

Last year, the eurozone was on the verge of a double dip recession. When it recently fell into technical deflation, the European Central Bank finally pulled the trigger on aggressive easing and launched a combination of quantitative easing (including sovereign bond purchases) and negative policy rates.

Moreover, fiscal support is absent this time QE1 and QE2 helped to prevent a deeper recession and avoid a double dip, respectively, because each was associated with a significant fiscal stimulus. In contrast, QE3 will be associated with a fiscal contraction, possibly even a large fiscal cliff.

If the latest global economic data reflect something more serious than a hiccup, and markets and economies continue to slow, policymakers could well find themselves empty handed. If that happens, the risk of stall speed or an outright double dip recession would rise sharply in many advanced economies.

For the Fed, it is important to ask whether the 1930 s, when its premature policy tightening precipitated a double dip recession, really is the best historical analogy to consider when contemplating how to time the exit from its current accommodating stance. Certainly, the Great Depression is not the only alternative on offer.

But phasing in austerity more gradually, and thus back loading the adjustment, would have posed less risk to the economy s anemic recovery while maintaining a credible commitment to fiscal consolidation. Instead, the government could well end up with no plan B in case plan A massively front loaded austerity leads to a double dip recession.

Little wonder, then, that we are now witnessing a significant correction in equity, credit, and commodities markets. The irrational exuberance that drove a three month bear market rally in the spring is now giving way to a sober realization among investors that the global recession will not be over until year end, that the recovery will be weak and well below trend, and that the risks of a double dip W shaped recession are rising.

Easing can boost growth by lifting asset prices (equities and housing), reducing private and public borrowing costs, and limiting the risk of a fall in actual and expected inflation. Given fiscal drag and private deleveraging, lack of sufficient monetary easing in recent years would have led to double and triple dip recession (as occurred, for example, in the eurozone).

But the main beneficiary would be Germany. And, in order for the euro to fall far enough, the risk of default in Greece would need to be so large, and the contagion to sovereign spreads of PIIGS so severe that the widening of those spreads would cause a double dip eurozone recession before currency depreciation could yield benefits.

NEW YORK The massive volatility and sharp equity price correction now hitting global financial markets signal that most advanced economies are on the brink of a double dip recession. A financial and economic crisis caused by too much private sector debt and leverage led to a massive re leveraging of the public sector in order to prevent Great Depression 2.0.

Uncertainty about how, exactly, the liabilities of highly leveraged banks and over leveraged peripheral governments are to be guaranteed is shrinking the supply of safe savings vehicles at a time when macroeconomic rebalancing calls for it to be rising. And the rapid reductions in budget deficits that European governments are now pledged to undertake can only increase the likelihood of a full double dip recession.

And job creation faltered in April and May, so the US may reach stall speed by year end. Worse, the risk of a double dip recession next year is rising even if what looks like a looming US fiscal cliff turns out to be only a smaller source of drag, the likely increase in some taxes and reduction of some transfer payments will reduce growth in disposable income and consumption.

Data from the US, the United Kingdom, the periphery of the eurozone, Japan, and even emerging market economies is signaling that part of the global economy especially advanced economies may be stalling, if not dropping into a double dip recession. Global risk aversion has also increased, as the option of further extend and pretend or delay and pray on Greece is becoming less desirable, and the specter of a disorderly workout is becoming more likely.

There is a dip there, from 2001 to 2003 a dip when our sales, over a three year period, were down 17 percent.

A second reason to fear a double dip recession concerns the fact that oil, energy, and food prices may be rising faster than economic fundamentals warrant, and could be driven higher by the wall of liquidity chasing assets, as well as by speculative demand. Last year, oil at 145 a barrel was a tipping point for the global economy, as it created a major income shock for the US, Europe, Japan, China, India, and other oil importing economies.

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While the data were hardly devastating relative to a consensus forecast of 8.2 , many (including me) expected a second consecutive quarterly rebound from the slowdown that appeared to have ended in the third quarter of 2012. China doubters around the world were quick to pounce on the number, expressing fears of a stall, or even a dreaded double dip.

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