Phrases with «to fight the recession»

The phrase "to fight the recession" means taking actions to help overcome or lessen the negative effects of an economic downturn or slowdown. This can involve implementing policies or measures to stimulate economic growth, create jobs, boost consumer spending, and stabilize financial markets. Full definition

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to fight the recession

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to take the fight to the enemy
fight to the finish
to fight to the end
to lead to a fight
to fight to the death
fight to the death
to fight each other to the death
to fight for one's right to compensation
to lead to a recession
to fight to the bitter end
response to the recession
to fight corruption to a standstill
one's commitment to fighting corruption

Sentences with «to fight the recession»

They would find a lot more water to fight the recession fires if they would only move down the road to the 4 % inflation lake. (jaredbernsteinblog.com)
It's entirely likely that the next Fed will be even more aggressive fighting a recession than Ben Bernanke was. (mauldineconomics.com)
The economists who advise President Ford about fighting recession and inflation base their suggestions on very complicated theories. (religion-online.org)
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Phrases with «to fight the recession»

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