Great Recession

Jennifer Neiman and her sister Susan Woodhouse opened the bakery about a year ago, right in the middle of the Great Recession.

After nearly two brutal years, the Great Recession appears to be over, at least technically. Yet a return to normalcy seems far off.

The Great Recession and its surge of long-term unemployment are a severe test of what was once seen as a distinctive US economic strength.

At a time when our economy is still recovering from the Great Recession, our top priority has to be jobs and growth.

And as the global economy emerges from the Great Recession, India once again seems to be playing second fiddle.

They were bombarded by constant messages about the value of education, and, until the Great Recession, how much the economy was prospering.

IT HAS become known as the "Great Recession" , the year in which the global economy suffered its deepest slump since the second world war.

Since the Great Recession began there has been a palpable shift in power away from America and toward China.

After the Great Recession, consumers have been conditioned to think of debt as a cancer to be eliminated at all costs.

And yet, somewhat miraculously, crime has fallen in the U. S. through the Great Recession.

Technically it was the first full year since the end of the Great Recession.

But as the Great Recession rages on and the plight of the long-term unemployed becomes more desperate, that may be about to change.

I'm more concerned about a slide into a crisis that will be an extension of the Great Recession.

By itself, the Great Recession is the longest economic downturn in the United States since the Great Depression.

Since the onset of the Great Recession, according to a CBS News poll, a third of parents have cut their kids' extracurricular activities.

THE devastation wrought by the great recession is still all too real for millions of Americans who lost their jobs, businesses and homes.

The Great Recession should have been a huge wake-up call.

Greater unemployment is a casualty of every recession, andthe so-called Great Recession is clearly no exception.

That surge has carried Germany out of the Great Recession more quickly than most major industrialized countries.

A look at the shape of the US economy as it emerges from what has been dubbed the Great Recession shows the problem.

"Almost half of the total increase over the past 15 years occurred during the Great Recession, " the report says.

The Great Recession certainly didn't make any of these problems go away, and its end won't fix them.

American workers weren't the only ones sacrificed by the Great Recession. Start-ups suffered, too.

Foreign assets provided cushions against the great recession and helped turn the BRICs into financial powers as well as economic ones.

America tried to spend and tax itself out of a great recession.

For emerging countries, the "great recession" was a blip. For high-income countries, it was calamitous.

For being asleep at the switch while America slid into a great recession, Bush is a ripe target.

The pain of the Great Recession may last for the best part of a decade.

The demographic clock that was ticking before the Great Recession didn't stop when the economy went into a tailspin.

The Great Recession, however, accelerated the rise of the suburban poor, as it did the overall poverty rate.

The Great Recession also threw into relief China's importance to global economic growth, reinforcing its allure as a sourcing destination.

That threat comes as the United States is still struggling to recover from the Great Recession of 2007-2009.

The western world has come out of the Great Recession in much worse shape than emerging powers.

Perhaps the Great Recession has permanently diminished work opportunities for big swathes of the work force, in particular prime-age men.

While the Great Recession was felt most severely by those at the bottom, the recovery has hardly benefitted them.

central banks were too constrained by the mindset of the typical inflation fighter to properly tackle the Great Recession.

The Great Recession has created a newly frugal consumer willing to forsake the luxury of eating out in order to pay the bills.

German executives and policymakers also found inventive ways to ensure that factories kept their edge during the Great Recession.

During the worst of the Great Recession, companies and governments got together to find all sorts of schemes to keep workers in their jobs.

Shouldn't we have learned our lesson from the Great Recession, just as economists did after the Great Depression?

With high initial levels of public debt, the crisis and the Great Recession then brought many governments close to their fiscal limit.

"All, " he writes, "predate the Great Recession. But the available data suggest that the Great Recession has reinforced these trends. "

With the financial crisis, the bailouts, and the Great Recession, inequality has finally emerged as a potent issue.

For optimists, these are all signs that might point towards the beginning of the end of the "Great Recession" .

For many people on the planet, the Great Recession was not all that great.

Finally, the Great Recession was brought on by a runaway financial sector, empowered by reckless deregulation.

Complacency about the Great Moderation led first to a Great Unravelling and then a Great Recession.

From coast to coast, businesses and families are tightening their belts as the impact of this Great Recession lingers.

In the aftermath of the Great Recession, the divergent fortunes of the western and Asian powers have become an overarching theme.

Will the Great Recession be followed by the New Caution, changing people's spending and saving habits, lowering future growth?

The Great Recession has begun to undermine the US's acceptance of globalisation.

Some cities have plunged in the rankings since the "Great Recession" .

Chinese attitudes have also changed as a result of the Great Recession.

"Coming out of this great recession, we are seeing demand come back into the system, " added Mr Doyle.

The odds of a serious economic aftershock to the Great Recession have risen.

As of the end of October, the U. S. had lost 7. 3 million jobs in this Great Recession. Men account for 5. 3 million of that loss.

If there were any doubters before, the Great Recession has proven that the economy is global with one interdependent labor pool.

Many challengers are using the Great Recession to put themselves in that enviable position.

The Great Recession ended during the third quarter of 2009, yet the unemployment rate continuedto rise for a few months after that.

The key policy issue today in the aftermath of the "Great Recession" is the exit strategy for monetary and fiscal policy.

The "Great Recession" has transformed the governance of the world economy: emerging economies are now equal partners.

This holds that, the new political and economic order that has emerged after the Great Recession is fundamentally unstable.

I never liked the term "The Great Recession, " because this is not an ordinary recession, not even a great one.

DESCRIPTION Scott Shane, "The Great Recession's Effect on Entrepreneurship, " Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland.

In the aftermath of the Great Recession, the economic and political tide has turned against small nations.

Consider the evidence that the economy has passed the nadir of the "great recession" .

But for students who came of age in the Great Recession, the siren song of science can be tough to resist.

The price of potash has already started to recover from declines sparked by the Great Recession.

Notwithstanding the Great Recession, many observers think the African economy is poised for great things.

These trends have been going on a long time but the end of the great recession has speeded them up dramatically.

The Great Recession: After a period of remarkable growth among low-wage countries, the financial crisis has had an uneven effect on wealth.

The Great Recession has produced an unusually large number of long-term jobless.

The gap is widening as the Great Recession turns into the Great Stagnation.

One legacy of the Great Recession has been retailers producing and selling more private-label products.

Has the Great Recession come to an end? Are we now heading back, albeit slowly, to normal economic growth rates and rising assets?

The Great Recession, the newspaper said, has laid bare cracks in plodding Western-style capitalism.

That would not only punish the poor, but also drag on the already uninspiring recovery from the Great Recession.

Let's look at what happened in 1937 and why we could repeat that year's mistakes on our way out of the Great Recession.

But the available data suggest that the Great Recession has reinforced these trends.

If the world experiences a "Great Recession" , rather than a Great Depression, the scale of policy support will be the explanation.

The Great Recession appears to have proved him right.

That's the Labor Day lesson we learned decades ago; until we remember it again, we'll be stuck in the Great Recession.

The rich world's recovery from the Great Recession began two years ago.

The Thai economy, like many in Asia, sprang free from the great recession surprisingly quickly.

The Great Recession began with the bursting of the housing bubble.

The current Great Recession, while highly unfortunate, is not an unprecedented event.

Now, against the backdrop of the Great Recession and because of the coming spending cuts, universities are set to contract.

The Great Recession gave birth to a lost generation across the world, where youth unemployment rates stretch into the 20s, 30s and even 40s.

Then the Great Recession rolled in like a fog bank.

That principle was severely shaken by the Great Recession.

While the Great Recession dealt a blow to Wall Street oligarchs, it greatly accelerated the withering of the broad middle.

THE great recession hit America even harder than previously thought.

The Great Recession of 2008-2009 suggests that China can no longer afford to treat the Four Uns as theoretical conjecture.

It's true that the older you get, the more risk-averse you become, but the Great Recession has changed that.

The Great Recession -- the worst downturn in America's economy since the Great Depression in the nineteen thirties.

Strauss-Kahn dubbed the downturn the "Great Recession" .

Vice President Biden recently said: "there's no possibility to restore 8 million jobs lost in the Great Recession. "

The debt was $9 trillion in late 2007 before the start of the Great Recession, and it's just a sliver under the $14. 3 trillion limit today.

The Great Recession worsened things for China. Exports fell.

It's official. The Great Recession helped stave off climate change.

The financially triggered Great Recession of 2008-? blemishes this record but does not wipe it away.

This is a series about people who stared down the Great Recession -- and reinvented themselves along the way.

Amid all the job losses of the Great Recession, there is one category of worker that the economic disruption has been good for: nonhumans.

Fingers are also pointed at us for causing the Great Recession.

That would trigger a trade war in the middle of our Great Recession.

The Great Recession, Mr Stiglitz argues, uncovered fundamental flaws in America's late 20th-century form of capitalism.

That is why Asian countries had some of the largest downturns and steepest upturns in the Great Recession and the following recovery.

It created the financial meltdown and the Great Recession.

Income inequality usually shrinks during a recession, but in the Great Recession, it didn't.

But most importantly we have worked hard and done well during this Great Recession year again.

This concern is deepened by American anxieties caused by the Great Recession and the accompanying mood of U. S. declinism.

With the nation still recovering from the Great Recession, this is the perfect time to read about Tom's travails.

And so, as the Great Recession lifts, the trend of recent decades in western countries continues.

The Great Recession and the still weak economy make the trend toward risk aversion worse.

College graduates' employment rose 2 percent between the first quarter of 2007 and the first quarter of 2010, despite the great recession.

A little thing called the Great Recession killed global demand for oil.

The euro's current predicament is attributable, in a broad sense, to the global financial crisis and the 2008-2009 Great Recession.

A new look at American's wallet shows people are regaining losses they suffered after the great recession.

Two-and-a-half years after the Great Recession officially ended, unemployment has remained above 9% in America.

But the "great recession" is expected to hang around in 2011 as a well-used term while the world economy struggles to right itself.

What, apart from a stonking great recession, has actually changed?

More disconcerting-many of the jobs lost in the Great Recession are unlikely to return and it is unclear where new jobs will come from.

While the Great Recession will have nowhere near that effect, its impact will last for years.

That alone is grim news. But has the Great Recession made things worse?

Unlike most stores, Wal-Mart thrived when the Great Recession struck in late 2007.

The "Great Recession" isn't new to Detroit.

But has the Great Recession made things worse?

And the dividend has been tested in the Great Recession.

The Great Recession struck while I was in Beijing.

So, yes, the Great Recession is over.

Didn't you learn anything from the great recession?

In a sign the economy is rebounding from the Great Recession of 2008 and 2009, sales are projected to rise 10. 5%.

The great recession hasn't been great for free trade.

So what can the list tell us about how to make a fortune in today's Great Recession?

In the 60 years before the Great Recession, the economy expanded at an average annual rate of 3. 5 percent.

First, the crisis and Great Recession of 2008-2009 were a wake-up call.

The OECD is arguing that a Great Depression induced by a banking collapse has been averted; we will have a Great Recession instead.

The son asked, "Dad, aren't you aware of the great recession that is coming our way? "

One thing we can thank the Great Recession for is that it has finally drawn attention to the growing inequality in American society.

When the great recession began last year, the fate of Japan was often held up as an awful warning to the west.

To see why, look at the pattern that earnings growth makes as we come off the bottom of the Great Recession:

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