My wife and I have been underwater for years due to the housing depression.

I was listening to some business news reporters today and they were predicting unemployment could shoot to 20%, and we could have depression era challenges, unless drastic amounts of money are poured into the economy to lower income wage earners. 

Most likely you will have more income even in depressed areas.

  '08 was the WORST since the Great Depression. 

There are many different areas, each of which will have their own positives/negatives.Scranton, as a whole, is a depressed city. 

There would be no ability to manipulate currencies for good reasons and countries in economic disparity would have extremely hard time getting out of depressions and what not.Let me ask the Bitcoin army people this (I also don’t want to hear, ride the appreciation!

Such markets are usually severely depressed like Anchorage or Oklahoma City in the late 80’s.

They are highly trained, expensive, and usually very easy to spot based on their behavior.There are also "emotional support animals" that are prescribed to provide an individual with comfort for PTSD, anxiety, depression, etc.

Someone can get an ESA based on their depression. 

Discounted property values in an economically depressed, but improving area.