Sentences with phrase «during the great recession when»

It was also during the great recession when antipathy toward public unions living large on the public dime was at an all - time high.

New York fared better during the Great Recession when it came to private - sector unemployment and job creation, compared to other large and neighboring states, the Rockefeller Institute found in a study.

That certainly beats the performance during The Great Recession when the industry collapsed, with General Motors and others filing for bankruptcy.

We also see the price collapse and that the dividends were cut during the Great Recession when earnings also went negative.

This happened during the Great Recession when the Canadian Government took monetary action in order to support the housing market and boost demand.

Maybe we long for simplier times because we entered the job market during the Great Recession when things were really challenging (and no one handed us an award for that).

Economic conditions can also play a role for term life insurance rates as it did during the Great Recession when investors became wary of lending money at low rates as insurance companies, to cover a policy, must put up a large amount of capital.

She faults Suze Orman for sometimes giving bad or inaccurate advice, for example in Orman's short - lived investment newsletter «Money Navigator,» and for falling into the moralistic camp during the Great Recession when (according to Olen) Orman blamed listeners for their financial troubles.

Not exact matches

When Bank of Canada governor Stephen Poloz took up his post in the spring of 2013, he assumed «animal spirits» would soon spur the founders who lost companies during the Great Recession to start new ones.

The reason why the numbers are so different when you change the goalposts is because Emerging Markets lost 65 % of their value during the Great Recession and never fully recovered.

During that time, Paine and his crew captured the ups and downs of electric vehicles» development amid the Great Recession — when GM went bankrupt and its executives made the blunder of flying to Washington, D.C., in private jets to seek federal bailout money; when Tesla Motors almost missed payroll, having built only 100 cars and spent $ 100 million; and when Nissan chief Carlos Ghosn was grilled by the press about the $ 6 billion gamble he was taking on the Leaf.

Citing the 2010 General Social Survey evidencing that companies with employee stock ownership were four times less likely to lay off employees during the Great Recession than conventionally owned companies, ESOP Association President, J. Michael Keeling, urged the Congress to consider job sustainability when reforming the Federal tax code.

When investment returns tanked during the great recession, local governments were forced to pay more of this pension bill.

In combination with the data on when the specimen was collected, the results tell the tale of coal use in the United States; rising from the late 1800s and falling during the Great Recession; then increasing again through the middle of the century until legislation in the»50s,»60s, and»70s set limits on air pollution, The Washington Post reports.

«We became interested in studying the effects of economic downturns on public spending during the Great Recession of the late 2000s, when media outlets were filled with stories about states cutting optional Medicaid benefits, increasing school class sizes and reducing course offerings,» said Ho, who is also a professor of economics at Rice and a professor of medicine at Baylor College of Medicine.

Perhaps the 12th - graders are old enough to remember when unemployment spiked during the Great Recession and the fifth - graders are not.

In fact, when schools laid off a tiny percentage of staff during the Great Recession, data shows they were more likely to lay off teachers than non-teaching staff.

Catt: So when budgets do decrease, as they did during that whole Great Recession, how did staffing change in public schools?

Conversely, during recessions, companies may lose money, driving up the market's P / E ratio and scaring off investors, when in truth it may be a great time to buy.

When the economy is in bad shape, as it was during the Great Recession that began in late 2007, the Fed can cut interest rates to spur more borrowing and, thus, more spending.

In Price's industry, debt can be dangerous, as we saw during the Great Recession, when several financial firms carrying high debt had difficulty raising capital.

Even during the Great Recession, when some companies froze or cut dividends, Lockheed Martin's payout was a beacon lighting up an otherwise dark tunnel.

Most came of age during the Great Recession and watched their parents lose their savings (and possibly their jobs) when Wall Street and the housing market hit the skids.

In fact, her excellent credit helped her purchase her company during the height of the Great Recession, when many lenders tightened their purse strings or stopped granting loans altogether.

But when it comes to finances, I'm very much Gen Z. I'm tech - savvy to the point where social media actually influences my spending and I have frugal tendencies that probably resulted from growing up during the Great Recession.

Why would you put your finances at even greater risk during a recession, when money is tight?

Watching the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. step in after high - flying banks collapsed during the Great Recession reminds us that the bill still falls on the taxpayer when the federal government doesn't guarantee the mortgage loans.