As the recession continues, the economy slumps, and unemployment climbs, more people find they can't pay their credit card bills.
As the recession continues to make everyone's lives difficult, the auto insurance industry is reporting increased numbers of auto insurance fraud cases.
However,
as the recession continues to kick in, and more and more graduates struggle to get the jobs that so many other more qualified individuals are also applying for, internships have taken on a much more important role.
The drop - off in the numbers in the second year of the recession was steeper than the decrease in volume seen during the first year of the recession,
as the recession continued to batter both the economy in general and the legal employment market specifically.
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As the recession continues to squeeze the bottom line at retail outlets, rent relief is an option that could keep stores open and space filled.
Not exact matches
When asked why, the majority cited a
continued high unemployment rate
as the main reason and government policies
as another reason they don't buy economists» views that we left the
recession several quarters ago.
Not only did the vast majority Americans» net - worth tumble during the
recession, for 93 % of households, it
continued to slide during the first two years of the recovery
as well, a recent study by the Pew Research Center found.
The lesson learned: Don't wait for a
recession to plan for lost business; your customer base will
continue to churn
as more companies combine.
The conventional wisdom in the economics community is that the labor force participation rate would have
continued to decline even if the great
recession never occurred, because
as the nation ages the share of retired workers would grow.
The retailer thrived during the Great
Recession, but its results have held up despite the improving economy
as underemployment
continues to hurt its core customer.
However, US inflation
continues to undershoot the Federal Reserve's official 2 % target,
as it has for most of the economic recovery from the Great
Recession.
Even
as the Great
Recession slowly recedes, STEM workers at every stage of the career pipeline, from freshly minted grads to mid - and late - career Ph.D. s, still struggle to find employment
as many companies, including Boeing, IBM, and Symantec,
continue to lay off thousands of STEM workers.
Over the last decade, new projects were developed based on a belief that global demand would
continue to increase at more or less that same pace
as it had prior to the last
recession.
As the franchise industry
continues to face the challenges brought on by the great
recession and tight credit markets those franchisors that achieve
continued growth reflect sound franchise systems including these ten franchise opportunities.
General Electric (GE)- General Electric has been doing all of the right things lately
as they
continue to recover from the
recession and the dividend cut that ensued.
Per above, the economy
continues to improve, even if slowly,
as unemployment
continues falling and consumer confidence remains near pre
recession highs.
The U.S. government began to tighten monetary policy years prior to the
recession in 1958, also known as the Eisenhower Recession, in an effort to curb inflation; however, prices continued to climb and the strengthening U.S. dollar led to a growing foreign trade
recession in 1958, also known
as the Eisenhower
Recession, in an effort to curb inflation; however, prices continued to climb and the strengthening U.S. dollar led to a growing foreign trade
Recession, in an effort to curb inflation; however, prices
continued to climb and the strengthening U.S. dollar led to a growing foreign trade deficit.
The Canadian economy
continues to work its way back from the post-crisis global
recession and the associated collapse in our exports while, at the same time, is adjusting to lower prices for oil and other commodities
as well
as a much lower exchange rate.
Moreover, core inflation moved ahead of its level of 6 months ago, and leading economic measures
continued to slip (though we don't see them
as being indicative of
recession risk at present).
Even allowing,
as many authorities do, that the Great
Recession was a national crisis warranting a similar expansion of the Fed's role, that fact alone can hardly
continue to justify the Fed's vast expansion now that the recovery is well - nigh complete.
Barring such a shift, I
continue to believe that both vertical market losses and an imminent U.S.
recession should be viewed
as significant and probable risks.
I
continue to view the U.S. economy
as most probably entering a
recession that will ultimately be marked
as beginning in May or June of 2012.
If things
continue to improve and the US does come out of
recession in the coming quarters,
as growth returns to the world's largest econmy then with it will the demand for natural gas.
As the nation
continues to recover from the
recession of 2006 — 2009, the demand for loans has started to increase, though the landscape has changed a bit.
«For example, we're still seeing declines in oil - dependent housing markets, whereas the hardest hit metros from the Great
Recession continue to see some of the best improvement
as they recover.
Steadily rising prices, the danger of
continuing inflation, an economic
recession as bad or worse than the Great Depression of the early 1930s, and widespread unemployment that can hit almost anywhere give plenty to worry about.
Texas A&M researchers used the Panel Study of Income Dynamics from the University of Michigan to find that while charitable giving in America understandably fell during the Great
Recession, it has actually
continued to decline, even
as the economy has stabilized.
Having
continued to attract leading global food manufacturers such
as Boulder Brands and sustained companies such
as Kellogg's, AB Inbev and Unilever throughout the economic downturn, the industry in Wales generates more turnover and employs more people today than it did near the start of the
recession.
«We've taken this
recession as an opportunity to introduce ourselves to the customers who haven't worked with us historically and really educate them on the value proposition that we offer, which is really a strong value against cost proportions for our customers,» Wagner
continues.
«New York State's economy
continued to expand in March
as we reached a new, all - time high private sector job count and remained at our lowest statewide unemployment rate since before the
recession,» said Bohdan M. Wynnyk, Director of the New York State Department of Labor's Division of Research and Statistics.
A fourth quarter of
recession seems unlikely, however,
as the Olympic Games gives the economy a boost and inflation
continues to fall back.
The business mogul said the current economic
recession had further worsened the situation
as the government
continued to record dwindling revenues, thus making it increasingly difficult for it to fulfill some of its obligations to the people.
However,
as an outgrowth of health reform and the
recession, both New York State and the federal government will
continue to expand Medicaid enrollment and therefore drive spending.»
Europe's politicians and economists are spending the weekend agonising over whether to buy up Italian debt,
as the continent's debt crisis
continues to threaten a return to
recession.
«This project is timely
as Nigeria makes her journey out of
recession and the economy
continues to show considerable progress.
And he will remember
as I do the insistent and increasingly shrill «jaw - boning» from a defiant chancellor who could not acknowledge that
continued ERM membership was making the
recession worse.
The Federal Government should,
as a matter of urgency, bring all the aggrieved groups in the Southsouth of the country to the negotiation table whereby all their genuine agitations can be addressed because Nigeria
as a country currently in
recession can not
continue to lose millions of barrels of oil daily
as a result of their incessant bombings of our oil installations in the region.
«Just
as we withstood the Asia crisis, the American
recession, the end of the IT bubble and the trebling of oil prices and
continued to grow, Britain will meet and master this new challenge,» he said.
Pension rates will increase for local governments
as the system
continues to recover from the initial economic
recession and market crash of 2008, Comptroller Tom DiNapoli said today.
United Water itself
continues to maintain that
continued increases in construction,
as well
as upcoming and long - term projects such
as the Bloomberg data center in Orangeburg, the new Tappan Zee Bridge and potential development for the grounds of the former Letchworth Village are likely to surpass the small supply drop seen during the
recession.
DiNapoli says the financial squeeze comes
as the Great
Recession continues to linger, tax revenues and state and federal aid decline, and health care costs for governments grow.
The State Comptroller, Tom DiNapoli, in a report earlier in the week, said all local governments in New York face a grim new fiscal reality,
as tax revenues and state and federal aid decline, unemployment remains high, and the
recession continues to linger.
Shapps transferred his share of the company to his wife, Belinda, in 2008, but the business has
continued to publish such titles
as Michael Green's How To Bounce Back From
Recession, «a beautifully written self - help guide for negotiating your way to better times.»
A third successive contraction of around 0.3 % is expected by analysts
as the double - dip
recession continues to bite.
The cut is the third to education in
as many years,
as the
recession's aftermath
continues to pressure state budgets around the country.
As we
continue to grow our economy out of the worst
recession since the Great Depression, we must be careful not to endanger the very programs and investments that have been critical to helping businesses create jobs.
But the Great
Recession wiped out many of those jobs,
as tax revenues declined and anti-government sentiment added to a contraction that
continued long after the Great
Recession ended in 2008.
Fareed and colleagues used data from both the American Hospital Association Annual Survey and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services to analyze how different groups of hospitals fared financially during the
recession, and where these groups stand
as health care reform
continues in the United States.
As low - wage jobs
continue to show strong gains since the
recession, findings from the Low - Wage Workers» Health Project led by Upstate Medical University is offering insight into how these jobs affect public health and the economy in Syracuse, N.Y., and reflect national trends in issues related to low - wage workers.
It would have been nice to see scenarios on the other side of the «social inertia» parameter included, too, given that emissions are likely to (
continue to) increase in the short term
as the
recession ends.