US EditionMigration and Economics Are the Triggers of the “End-of-Year Slump”
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The psychologist Erbis Busto recommends that we adapt to the situation and use the resources with which we have Laura De Stefano The nostalgia for past Christmas, the feelings of loneliness before the migration of relatives, the unfulfilled goals and the economic difficulty to access traditional goods at the time, are factors that can trigger what is popularly known as the “end of the year low”. The psychologist Erbis Busto explains that it is c…
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