ailing economy

It was as if Mr Brown thought the ailing economy would yield to an act of governmental will, if only it were colossal enough.

Like the New Deal, the incoming administration must greatly expand the role of government to rescue an ailing economy.

Supporters say the scheme will give the island's ailing economy a shot in the arm. Vouchers must be spent by the end of September.

Increasing liquidity by expanding the money supply is his drug of choice to prescribe to an ailing economy.

The president's home state, like many others, is grappling with an ailing economy.

Experts warn that America's lackluster performance in math and science can compound the troubles of the nation's already ailing economy.

Nevertheless, the assumption bill was passed later in 1790 and resulted in an immediate tonic for the ailing economy.

S. central bank has kept interest rates at historically-low levels and sought ways to pump money into the ailing economy.

Another ailing economy, Greece, received a massive bailout package earlier this year.

Six nations have slipped backwards, as AIDS or an ailing economy has driven down life expectancy and wealth.

We can now say with some confidence that Washington will be doing nothing more to help the ailing economy.

The air crash in New York would weaken consumption and deal a further blow to Hong Kong's ailing economy, the Financial Secretary warned.

an already ailing economy precipitated into ruin despite foreign intervention