Sentences with phrase «mild recessions in»

The 20 - year period from 1977 to 1997, as this encompasses a variety of macro-economic conditions: five years of stagflation and two back - to - back recessions (1977 - 1982), strong growth from 1983 to 1990, a mild recession in 1991, and growth from 1993 to 1997.

With urban and suburban districts facing the deepest budget cuts they've seen since the recession of the mid-1980s — and a milder recession in the early 2000s — the prospects for comprehensive arts education in most K - 12 public schools appear bleak, and even schools with minimal programs may lose what they considered to be bare bones to begin with.

Goldman Sachs, the New York investment bank, is already predicting a mild recession in the U.K. next year that will have spillover effects in the rest of Europe and beyond.

The US military had ended the Gulf war a year earlier and the economy had just come out of a mild recession in the middle of 91».

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Her first budget, delivered Oct. 27, is a Keynesian gamble, using historic amounts of debt (provincially) to create growth in a mild recession.

The recent drop in oil prices has Todd Hirsch, ATB Financial's chief economist, predicting a mild recession for Alberta this year and a sluggish recovery next year after forecasting in June that the province would avoid such an economic decline.

In the comparatively mild recession of 2001, marketers were able to get by with temporary, minor adjustments to production quantities and avoid wholesale revisions of prices or product lines.

«After a recession that was milder than in many parts of the country, we are seeing signs of a modest recovery in New York, but little growth elsewhere in the region and unemployment remains painfully high,» said William C. Dudley, president and chief executive officer of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

It is now commonplace to note that Canada's recession was shorter and milder than those in the U.S. and Europe (Australia's connections to the U.S. and Europe are weaker than Canada's and it did even better) and these two men have either taken or been given credit for Canada's performance.

The aggressive selling by the government of the cash windfall has sparked a debate over whether giving families cash is the best way to create jobs and stimulate an economy that may now be in the grips of a mild recession.

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«Category 1 recessions are characterized by only a short, mild drop in real GDP and no decline in quarterly employment»

The structural problems of Europe remain largely unresolved and the mild recession that began there in 2012 continues.

The same report last year showed a mild drop in CEO pay at the height of the recession.

Liu pointed to the European debt crisis as «the single most significant risk to the city's economy this year,» and said that even a mild European recession would be bruising, since European banks have more than a trillion in assets in New York City offices and employ approximately 45,000 people here.

[1] The fiscal outlook was further damaged by the relatively mild recession of the early 1990s, which began in 1990.

Unfortunately, the NFP we have seen so far only reflects the mild recession we have been in since January.

-- this corresponds with the US mild «recession» (read «slow growth») and bear market and the resulting drop in capital gains income.

«In terms of its impact on the resale market, by historical standards, this recession was one of the mildest.

By Canadians now apparently actively working to get out of their self - induced mega-debt, they must curtail spending, which in turn slows the economy, which in turn leads to recession, which in turn leads possibly to severe recession, which could inevitably lead to a mild depression... or worse.

In fact, it's possible that the dip in the global economy after last year's Brexit vote qualified as a mild recessioIn fact, it's possible that the dip in the global economy after last year's Brexit vote qualified as a mild recessioin the global economy after last year's Brexit vote qualified as a mild recession.