Sentences with phrase «of the worst economies since»

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While the U.S. economy shrank a surprisingly sharp 2.9 % in the first quarter of 2014, the worst quarterly performance since the first quarter of 2009, the economy is expected to improve drastically in the second quarter helped by better weather conditions, some pent - up demand after a harsh winter, and job growth.

The Italian banking system has been a problem for the third - largest euro zone economy since the financial crisis due to the high level of bad loans across all institutions.

If you start the clock in 2007, we are nearing a decade of talking about the U.S. economy as either being on the verge of disaster, in the throes of the worst recession since the Great Depression, or stuck in an endless and disappointing recovery.

Since December 2015 the central bank has sought to normalize the policy it undertook to guide the economy out of its worst slump since the Great DepresSince December 2015 the central bank has sought to normalize the policy it undertook to guide the economy out of its worst slump since the Great Depressince the Great Depression.

After years of tepid productivity growth, the U.S. economy saw an outright drop in output per hour in the second quarter of 2016, marking «what is now the worst run since 1979,» says Morgan Stanley Global Economist Elga Bartsch.

The crisis showed us how financial imbalances in one sector of one economy could be amplified and propagated across the entire financial system, leading to the worst global downturn since the Great Depression.

Nobody has been as bad or stupid as Bush Jr. since Hoover who blew the hell out of the economy and put us straight into the Great Depression.

Much of that population still voted for Romney since Obama is so bad and has proven over the past 4 years that he and his administration have no understanding of what is wrong with the economy, but the insane religious rhetoric turned off enough of the center that it did Romney in.

In Nevada, the worst economy since the 1930s produced a May unemployment rate of 14 percent, surpassing the 9.5 percent U.S. rate, and falling home values led to a 12 percent revenue decline of $ 95 billion between September 2008 and year - end 2009, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.

Let's be clear about what we inherited: an economy built on the worst deficit since the Second World War: the most leveraged banks; the most indebted households; one of the biggest housing booms; and unsustainable levels of public spending and immigration.

Only 8 expect their financial situation to improve in the next 12 months, with 63 % expecting it to get worse (a net feel good factor of minus 55, the lowest since January) and only 31 % of people think the government is managing the economy well, with 59 % thinking they are doing so badly.

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.

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I am expecting all of the TV personalities to be wrong and the US recession to be much worse than they all think it is going to be and Canada's economy will be dragged through the mud as the USA is still our biggest trading partner, consuming over 75 % of our exports since I last saw the statistic, which was over a year ago.

As this FAST Graphs illustration shows, the company has grown EPS every single year since the turn of the millennium — through good times or bad for the world economy.

Since rising interest rates affect everything badly, we could get killed even worse if the Fed raises rates, or the economy in general experiences higher interest rates beyond the control of those in control, or gets out of control.

Putting aside the notoriously bad May unemployment report which showed that only 38,000 jobs were created last month, the worst month for job creation since Sept. 2010, the U.S. economy hasn't shown any signs of overheating.

I think energy and metals will tank later once the rest of the world grasps how bad our recession will be (it will have to hit China; they have 11 - 12 % GDP growth and 7 % inflation, so despite the talk of how the place is booming, I suspect it is concentrated in the coastal cities and not widely shared, since real GDP growth isn't all that robust by emerging economy standards).

The works in Disco Angola are all dated from 1974 or 1975, a pivotal moment in the history of global political economy: the Bretton Woods monetary regime had collapsed, the 1973 oil crisis was just abating, global markets were enduring the worst crash since the great Depression and the rapprochement between the US and the Soviet Union was breaking down.

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The global financial system has gone through the worst crisis since the Great Depression, and the effects are only beginning to wind their way through every facet of the economy.

In my view (and I've seen energy and environment close up in every election since Pres. Nixon's rather revolutionary Environmental Message of the early 1970s == too bad there was that third rate break in to spoil his record) the tests for all the candidates will be whether they will substiture oil taxes for off - oil subsidies, carbon taxes to level the whole field, and then and only then decide where we need to push or pull a bit (like with the fuel economy standards, long over due, and boy will they take a long time to arrive in full force.)

Since the U.S. Federal Reserve raised interest rates slightly on Wednesday, which I understand is bad news for the Canadian dollar and economy, I thought it was appropriate to post some of his 97 tips here that deal with leadership and personal conviction.

Lynda Spiegel, founder of career coaching and resume writing service Rising Star Resumes, said not only has the economy has done a 180 since the worst days of the Great Recession — which hit Millennials badly — but also there's been a shift in that employers are now vigorously recruiting recent graduates because they possess skills for jobs that barely existed even five years ago.

We now know that the economy contracted by an annualized pace of 2.9 percent in the first quarter, the worst quarterly showing since the recession.