Sentences with phrase «deepest recession»

It is critical as we begin to pull out of the deepest recession in our history that we are strategic and objective

The recovery from the deepest recession since the Great Depression has been filled with fits and starts and has generally been perceived as lackluster.

Companies are now awash in resumes — especially in the aftermath of the deepest recession in 50 years.

My first year was tough, recruiting in the Construction sector in the middle of deepest recession in living memory was no easy feat!

Work at the confluence of international affairs, economics, politics and business drew Martin Harrison towards investment but without connections in the City it was not an obvious career path in 1980, during the deepest recession since the Second World War.

On top of that, we were in the midst of the deepest recession we've had since the Great Depression.

Our economy is in its deepest recession since the 1930s.

GDP revised way down After suffering the deepest recession since the Great Depression, the U.S. economy is on the mend.

US banks stand to collect a record $ 38.5 bn in fees for customer overdrafts this year, with the bulk of the revenue coming from the most financially stretched consumers amid the deepest recession since the 1930s, according to research.

Gordon Brown once said he'd abolished boom and bust, but has actually given us the longest and deepest recession since records began.

Entering the ERM for political reasons, thereby creating the longest and deepest recession since the war, and then being ignominiously ejected from the ERM showing the futility and folly of the whole exercise, was the main reason why the Tory Party fell from grace, and still has not fully recovered.

Cameron said Brown had often lauded his own economic stewardship but despite his claim to have ended boom and bust, Brown had presided over the «longest, deepest recession in recent memory».

He described Ed Balls as the architect of the deepest recession, the biggest budget deficit and the largest housing crash.

Does not the Minister agree that that is too little, too late, that he should get on with our national loan guarantee scheme and that Britain is facing the deepest recession of any G7 country because we have the most incompetent, ineffective Government?

We remain of the view that, on balance, Mr Brown remains the best leader to tackle the difficulties posed by what may be the deepest recession in 60 years.

Even before the onset of the UK's deepest recession in a generation, official figures showed that only the better - off families were spared from a squeeze on living standards that saw median income virtually unchanged and fresh cuts in real pay for those on the lowest salaries.

Hutton, in contrast, sobered proceedings by reminding us that we are living through the longest and deepest recession since the 1870s.

To recover from the deepest recession since the second world war - and to build, from the wreckage of a broken economy built on debt, a new economy where we save and invest for tomorrow.

«While this report outlines important areas for consideration, we should remember that this country has been through the deepest recession in living memory, and sticking to this Government's long - term economic plan is the best way to improve living standards.

Before then, it had kept its policy rate at a record low near zero for seven years in an effort to help the country recover from the deepest recession since the 1930s.

The province may finally be crawling out of its deepest recession since the dreadful 1980s, but it's a slow crawl, and years will pass before the economy makes up the ground it lost.

The last time it happened was in 2007, just before the economy entered its deepest recession in generations.

In 2009, state - sponsored bank bailouts led to widespread panic; despite deep budget cuts, Ireland plunged into the deepest recession of any EU country.

Athens was forced to adopt severe austerity measures that plunged the country into a deep recession.

The Facts: Obama's $ 787 billion package was not an infrastructure bill, but a catchall response to a deep recession, with public works projects as a significant part.

In other words, a debt freeze would throw the economy hard into reverse and another deep recession.?

And then oil prices crashed, forcing Poloz to drop his already low benchmark interest rate another half point in 2015 to avoid another deep recession.

The economy had slowed and was on the verge of a deep recession.

Stephens found making it through two deep recessions difficult, saying Healthline needed to «hoard cash to keep the lights on.»

Surely, an exit from the eurozone and a subsequent currency devaluation would be traumatic for both countries, likely leading to a deep recession.

«Deep recessions will occur, but the majority of episodes of recessions of sequential negative growth are likely to be shallow, and less painful.»

During the recession, the government needed to provide support to the economy, provided stimulus to mitigate how deep the recession hit, and also helped the economy get into recovery.

The country faced a deep recession in the late nineties, and has struggled to recover from the current global economic crisis.

Hilary Stout illustrated this problem in The New York Times in June: «After all, the millennial generation has less wealth and more debt than other generations did at the same age, thanks to student loans and the lingering effects of the deep recession,» she wrote.

«2015 was hardly the best of times for Alberta and Saskatchewan, but the underlying strength of Ontario and Quebec helped prevent Canada's economy from sinking into a deeper recession.

All the more remarkable, the rising curve was achieved during a deep recession and within an industry whose allure had long since faded.

Not only is the foundry now profitable — in a fading industry and during a deep recession — but in eight years, only three employees have left

Cha founded the Richmond, Virginia - based business in 2009, as the U.S. was slowly emerging from deep recession.

Russian markets, in recovery mode following a deep recession after the global oil price collapse in 2015, have been ravaged since Friday over fears of U.S. sanctions.

The head of the World Trade Organization warned of a real risk of triggering an escalation of global trade barriers and a deep recession, even as financial markets and many economists started to discount the risk of a global crisis.

Things start out looking pretty dire, as the economy fell into its deep recession through mid-2009, with the S&P 500 reaching a minimum in March of that year.

The first Obama term coincided with the onset of a deep recession caused by a financial meltdown.

In a deeper recession, marketers can benefit by cleaning up their product lines and so should seize the initiative early rather than waiting to be forced into making changes.

And though economic recovery has begun, Albertans still feel the scars of the deep recession and oil - price plunge.

For example, in the first year of recovery following the deep recessions of 1973 - 1975 and 1981 - 1982, real consumer spending increased an average of 6.5 percent and residential investment rose an average of 38 percent.

Our models project a 2 % plunge in real GDP over the coming year, which historically is a deep recession.

It is market action now that prepares us for a much deeper recession than generally anticipated.

Not only did he want continuity at the Fed, but the president said he needed Summers by his side in the White House as he tried to lift the economy out of a deep recession, according to people familiar with the conversation.

Two years before the 2008 Wall Street crash that toppled the global economy into deep recession, Harper's Magazine published a dark prophecy of what was to come.

Raising interest rates could mean deep recessions.