Phrases with «economic gloom»

"Economic gloom" refers to a period when the overall state of a country's economy is negative or in a poor condition. This can include factors like a decrease in employment opportunities, decline in business profitability, decrease in consumer spending, and overall economic downturn. It indicates a general feeling of pessimism and uncertainty about the economic future of a nation. Full definition

economic gloom

Sentences with «economic gloom»

Now, that the clouds of economic gloom hang over us, and the cupboard is empty, reforming the NHS like this begins to look very difficult indeed,» RCN general secretary Peter Carter told delegates. (politics.co.uk)
The results of a new survey were published July 12, 2010, and it turns out that — even amid all the current economic gloom — only nine percent of home owners regret having bought their properties. (shoprate.com)
The campaign ahead, set against a backdrop of deepening economic gloom and institutional malaise, will see the eurosceptics on the defensive and their opponents seeking to respond vigorously. (politics.co.uk)
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Phrases with «economic gloom»

Sentences with «economic gloom»

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