Sentences with phrase «long economic depression»

Satoshi Nakamoto created Bitcoin right after central banks tanked the world economy and induced a year - long economic depression.
Yet, after the big bold scenes of subways in New York, steam trains splicing through the Mid-West, and industry emerging across the country, all peopled with Benton's hero labourers working, travelling, playing, drinking and flirting, the murals end on a sombre note: a group of desperate hands reaching up for coffee and bread, acknowledging the long economic depression ahead.

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It can become a depression — meaning the economic slowdown can deepen and go on for a longer time.
«Even during the Great Depression of the 1930s, policy rates and longer - term rates in the most affected countries (like the U.S.) were never reduced to such low levels,» wrote William White, chairman of the Economic Development and Review Committee at the OECD in Paris, in a recent paper.
You will recall that it took us a long time to claw our way out of the Great Depression as well, which was another economic debacle born of a business friendly Republican administration.
«Orthodox economic historians have long complained about the «great depression» that is supposed to have struck the United States in the panic of 1873 and lasted for an unprecedented six years, until 1879.
GOP puppet, won't work for long, the GOP is terrible with economic policies on the national level, seen all the way from the Great Depression 100 years ago.
The economic crisis, previously viewed as an indispensable ally in helping the President enact the agenda, now appears as a malevolent agent, and a perversely ill - timed one at that, since, as Hendrik Hertzberg of The New Yorker explained, «the longest and deepest mass suffering» of the Great Recession, in contrast to the Great Depression, «has occurred with Obama in the White House.»
just read the American Government warnings for Citizens travelling in Mexico and you will know that Paradise Earth is no longer Heaven on Earth... Rebellions, Refugees camps, Government Corruption, Wars, Death, Wealth disparity, injustice, State Security regulations... Poverty, unnecessary suffering, Death... Toxic Assets, Economic Depression, Filthy Rich and Perversion....
Not only have measures of well - being and happiness ceased to rise with economic growth but, as affluent societies have grown richer, there have been long - term rises in rates of anxiety, depression, and numerous other social problems.
Keynes clearly offered government intervention on a vast scale; Hayek believed, that if anything, this would make the economic depression actually last longer.
The real spectre haunting us is the possibility of a decade - long depression and a return to the disastrous economic failures of the 1930s.
While no apologist for the man who became synonymous with the Great Depression, Whyte details how Hoover was up against worldwide economic forces that he had no way of controlling and points out that the hard times continued long into Roosevelt's presidency.
Not only have measures of wellbeing and happiness ceased to rise with economic growth but, as affluent societies have grown richer, there have been long - term rises in rates of anxiety, depression and numerous other social problems.
And it's hard to believe that even in the worst of economic depressions that the largest companies in the food, consumer staples, railroad, utility, healthcare, and banking industries will suddenly become unprofitable and no longer have the money to pay and raise those dividends.
At 18 months, it was the longest of any recession since World War II, according to the Business Cycle Dating Committee of the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER), and it is widely considered the worst contraction since the Great Depression.
War finance (the currency debasement and credit expansion associated with funding war) has long been associated with economic distortion including World War I, which preceded «The Forgotten Depression
Another worthwhile hope would be that continuing our dependence on the diminishing fossil fuels resources will produce such a profound and long lasting economic depression, the problem won't arise.
With, in theory, supply no longer controlling the business cycle, Keynes advocated stimulation of demand via government spending and / or tax cuts as a cure for economic depressions caused by what turned out to be a collapse in demand.
Though the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression has recently brought food prices down from their peak, they still remain well above their long - term average levels.
So what is happening with the Economic Forecast: How long will it last Bruce's data shows No underlying economic recovery before 2010 «Make that 2013» — Marty Lipton «US consumers are in the early stages of a multi-year retrenchment» — Stephen Roach Wall Street Journal prediction as to the shape of the recovery / future: • U: 10 % • V: 15 % • Big D (Depression): 20 % •Economic Forecast: How long will it last Bruce's data shows No underlying economic recovery before 2010 «Make that 2013» — Marty Lipton «US consumers are in the early stages of a multi-year retrenchment» — Stephen Roach Wall Street Journal prediction as to the shape of the recovery / future: • U: 10 % • V: 15 % • Big D (Depression): 20 % •economic recovery before 2010 «Make that 2013» — Marty Lipton «US consumers are in the early stages of a multi-year retrenchment» — Stephen Roach Wall Street Journal prediction as to the shape of the recovery / future: • U: 10 % • V: 15 % • Big D (Depression): 20 % • L: 55 %
As a recent accounting graduate from Homewood Business School, I look forward to working as an accounts payable clerk at Interstate Companies, an organization that I have long - admired for its consistency in the market and the ability to rise, even in events of extreme economic depression.
Addressing critical health risk factors such as maternal depression, domestic violence, and tobacco use during pregnancy and infancy reduces health care costs in the long term and can improve families» economic security.
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