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Only a bit of this extra debt is down to the budget deficits run up in recession.

That is to say, low interest rates are a symptom of recession, and recession is often a symptom of too-tight monetary policy.

I knew, therefore, that there was no reason to panic, as my future was secure even if inflation increased or a recession occurred.

Leung says he believes the U. S. is already in the early stages of recession, and that it could last up to two years.

The ratio between them has moved in steady cycles, and between well-defined limits, since the recession of the early 1980s.

They told him that manufacturing would not recover from the recession unless "urgent assistance" was given to the UK's car industry.

The Federal Reserve is still spooked by recession. It kept interest rates unchanged this week, as did the Bank of England earlier in June.

Fueled in part by this massive injection of liquidity, housing prices that had started dropping due to the recession began to soar again.

But he stood firm, insisting that he was not involved in the loans and that his bank was one of many hit by recession.

Owner Kelly Acree says the recession forced her to scrap some of the services she had envisioned, including a restaurant.

By the end of the current quarter the American economy may have returned to its pre-recession peak in real GDP.

It was referred to possible breastfeeding difficulties, speech problem, malocclusion and gingival recession.

The economy may be pulling out of recession but unemployment is still surprisingly high. Celebrations should be delayed.

Economic data, and falling commodity prices as shown in the chart, suggest the world is in for a recession, probably quite a bad one.

The point of this thread is recession, especially as it pertains to current government fiscal and monetary policies.

Schumpeter: Too much buzz | The Economist THE only area of business that seems to be recession-proof is social media.

But HGTV is hardly the only network trying to figure out how the recession and a political shift have changed America.

The crisis came just as Europe is trying to recover from its worst recession in generations.

The global financial crisis, he said, implies a deceleration of that growth, "but by no means a recession. "

The rich economies face recession, with all that comes with it: bankruptcies, belt-tightening and rising unemployment.

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

A year on, these new consumers are emerging relatively unscathed from a recession which only had a small impact on jobs and income.

Overused for everything from trying to market products as inexpensive to simply explaining any and all behavior during the recession.

He would not say the U. S. would tip into a recession, but the IMF made plain that it was braced for more bad news.

Government-bond investors seem to be betting on a combination of recession and deflation.

The White House said the extension of tax cuts is to avoid the key to the U. S. economy move into recession.

"We believe there has been a significant turnround in the industry since the depths of the recession, " he added.

These reports do not reflect a rebound to positive growth, but suggest that the trough of the recession could have been reached.

But in turning to a traditionally female job, Mr Brush is trying to escape a very male recession.

The recent recession, he said, was "the first crisis of globalisation" , and required global solutions.

The US economy has just marked two years of recovery from its worst recession since the Great Depression.

In the US, consumers have retrenched, housing starts have crashed and a double-dip recession is possible.

A year in which Treasury bond yields stay at 2% or below would probably be one in which America at least flirted with recession.

And in her latest book, The Money Class (Spiegel & Grau), she urges recession-battered Americans to be just as honest with themselves.

Microsoft has tried to put the dark days of the recession and a string of product missteps behind it.

When the world is trying to struggle out of a deep recession, demand matters, too.

Also currency markets might see the fiscal cost as a good trade-off against the bigger risk of letting the U. S. slip into a deep recession.

But Friedman would likely have objected strongly to any attempt by the Fed to increase the money supply in the name of fighting a recession.

He explained to me that drug dealers are the perfect gurus for a recession or credit crunch.

But the city, like the many other parts of the world, is in a recession now, and its economic picture is darkening.

Prior to this, economists generally prediction in the United Kingdom in the second quarter to get out of the recession, GD.

When the recession struck, hitting revenue in Texas just as it did everywhere else, that illusion was bound to collapse.

Combined, the results add to the case that the US economy could be digging itself out of the worst recession since the Great Depression.

The economy should slow over the coming quarters, but will not go into a recession given the strength of the employment market.

Nevertheless, the figures seem to point to a deep ish recession, rather than the rerun of the Depression that was feared a few months ago.

The bill includes government spending and tax cuts designed to help push the U. S. economy out of recession.

If only it had the political leaders to match, its chance of avoiding recession would be far better than one in two.

On the surface, the policy response to that recession looks like a success story.

All this may explain Barack Obama's comment on Wednesday that America "may be seeing the beginning of the end of the recession" .

Pet care was one of the only sectors of the retail industry that grew during the recession.

Astudy by economists at the Federal Reserve found that GDI is often morereliable than GDP in spotting the start of a recession.

I lost my job last winter just as the market dried up in the recession.

Ford was the only one of Detroit's three carmakers to avoid a government bail-out during the depths of the 2008-09 recession.

But the typical post-war recession was over (or close to it) by this point; this one is getting worse.

The dour data in the last few days have spurred talk the economy could tumble into a fresh recession.

NR: It is going to be a year of economic stagnation and recession for most of the global economy with deflationary pressures . . .

Speaking after an economic conference in France, he said he did not believe Europe was facing another recession.

Since the double whammy of bad data, forecasters have been lining up to declare the onset of a US recession.

The standard newspaper definition of a recession is a decline in the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) for two or more consecutive quarters.

Some further credit tightening would tip us over into a more severe recession, but it is too early to tell.

Since the recession threw their budgets into turmoil, many states have decided to imprison fewer people, largely to save money.

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

Zakaria: Do you think you can continue to grow if the United States goes into a major recession?

The economy continued to be mired in a long recession that many blamed on the free-trade agreement.

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

But he said he "inherited" a recession, and noted that his tenure ends in one.

As it turned out, "Dr. Doom" accurately predicted the severe recession from which we're just now beginning to recover.

Young voters have no memory of a serious recession, since the last one was in the early 1990s.

Recession in the United States was the main cause, with exports there down by 36. 9% from a year earlier.

Darling dismissed the OECD forecast, sticking to his prediction that we will begin to come out of recession around the turn of the year.

With the "buy-to-let" market in Britain slumped into a recession, these companies have to look for foreign investments.

Indeed, the question of whether the largest advanced economy regions are going to experience a double-dip recession is almost moot.

On April 12th that committee announced that it was not able to set an official end-date for the American recession.

SINCE the recession intensified a year ago, the Bank of England has pulled out the stops.

The forward-looking bit of the Conference Board's measure of consumer confidence is at depths not seen since the recession of 1973.

Ticket revenue has continued to climb by about 2% this year, a modest figure, but a striking achievement in the midst of a recession.

And even if the dollar were to tumble, the global nature of the recession might mean it would yield few benefits.

But a larger part is attributable to a change in the bank's financing in the depths of the recession.

But in 2009 profits were much less than expected and angry partners began to leave. Defections continued during the recession.

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

Now, with Europe in recession, many Chinese feel that their system has proved far superior to those of any of its competitors.

The next president will face daunting foreign-policy tasks as well as a mother-in-law of a recession.

The WTO believes that the downturn in the global economy appeared to be slowing, with Asia leading the world out of recession.

'With help from monetary-policy steps, I'd like to avoid the economy from falling into a double-dip recession, ' he said.

But he said the focus should be on moving the world out of recession.

This change might have been bigger but for the recession, which slowed migration to a trickle.

It said the collapse in the country's banking system would produce a "very sharp" recession.

The problem for the industry now may be that every company is trying to cut costs in a recession.

Louis Allen Worldwide CEO J. P. Miller said he knows companies might be scared to spend money on surveys during a recession.

The present incarnation of that debate rages over whether the developed world is sliding into a recession.

Chicago Federal Reserve president Charles Evans on Friday said the United States was "tentatively" emerging from a severe recession.

Now, with Europe in recession, many Chinese feel that their system has proved far superior to those of any of its competitors.

The next president will face daunting foreign-policy tasks as well as a mother-in-law of a recession.

The WTO believes that the downturn in the global economy appeared to be slowing, with Asia leading the world out of recession.

'With help from monetary-policy steps, I'd like to avoid the economy from falling into a double-dip recession, ' he said.

But he said the focus should be on moving the world out of recession.

This change might have been bigger but for the recession, which slowed migration to a trickle.

It said the collapse in the country's banking system would produce a "very sharp" recession.

The problem for the industry now may be that every company is trying to cut costs in a recession.

Louis Allen Worldwide CEO J. P. Miller said he knows companies might be scared to spend money on surveys during a recession.

It said the collapse in the country's banking system would produce a "very sharp" recession.

The problem for the industry now may be that every company is trying to cut costs in a recession.

Louis Allen Worldwide CEO J. P. Miller said he knows companies might be scared to spend money on surveys during a recession.

The present incarnation of that debate rages over whether the developed world is sliding into a recession.

Investors were also unnerved by signs that the European economy seems to be slipping closer to recession.

Even if you were shut up in a dark room, you could forecast the end of the recession.

Even in the recession, Mr Nivola observed, nine out of ten workers continued to have jobs, and most had health insurance.

Traditionally, students who quit jobs at the start of a recession graduate with an MBA when the economy is in an upswing.

After a couple dismal years of sales due to a global recession, manufacturers are exhibiting a renewed sense of creativity.

He said supply disruptions in the Middle East could send oil prices up to $150 a barrel and help deepen any recession.

So has the PC monolith reformed itself enough to be able to plough through the looming recession?

Traditionally, students who quit jobs at the start of a recession graduate with an MBA when the economy is in an upswing.

After a couple dismal years of sales due to a global recession, manufacturers are exhibiting a renewed sense of creativity.

He said supply disruptions in the Middle East could send oil prices up to $150 a barrel and help deepen any recession.

It peaked after eight years of expansion. The United States was last in a recession from March to November of two thousand one.

But the cartel has a mixed record in trying to stop sliding prices by cutting supply, especially in the face of a strong recession.

As New York hands over the fashion baton to London this week, there will no doubt be plenty of talk about recession chic.

The meeting March 14 is to set the common agenda for addressing the widely deepening recession that G20 leaders will take up in April.

He got profits soaring, only to encounter a historic recession in which Americans said the first expense they were cutting was eating out.

But if figures are well below expectations, "it creates more uncertainty about how deep the recession is going to be, " he said.

The meeting March 14 is to set the common agenda for addressing the widely deepening recession that G20 leaders will take up in April.

He got profits soaring, only to encounter a historic recession in which Americans said the first expense they were cutting was eating out.

But if figures are well below expectations, "it creates more uncertainty about how deep the recession is going to be, " he said.

But at least the economy now has more momentum than expected, which suggests that fears of a double-dip recession have been overdone.

This may not sound all that terrible, especially for a decade that saw one short recession and another particularly deep and long one.

Since then, live performance has waxed and waned as a business, but it seems to be holding up so far during this recession.

In much the same way, one does not wish to be reminded that the next US mid-term elections are just two years and one recession away.

Despite economic uncertainties and effects of the recession, consumers have continued to spend a lot of money online.

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

The country still is not in officially recession, It will take a second quarter of negative growth for that could be confirmed.

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

The country still is not in officially recession, It will take a second quarter of negative growth for that could be confirmed.

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

The official said such a program would be in keeping with other measures to help workers who have lost jobs in the current recession.

So far, real estate is the only sector marked down to the lows reached during the last recession.

I'm not an economist or a historian, but it seems to me that this recession will be something unprecedented.

He said he would be delighted if the United States managed to stave off a recession, but added he would not bet on such an outcome.

The mantra following the 1980s recession was that of the "free agent" .

The question is, rather, how much deeper and longer this recession or "contraction" might become.

Encouragingly, more than three-quarters of those surveyed did not expect the world to slip back into a "double-dip" recession.

Encouragingly, more than three-quarters of those surveyed did not expect the world to slip back into a "double-dip" recession.

Decoupling was always a misnomer if it implied that an American recession would have no impact in the East.

The European Union said the recession in Europe would be worse than it had initially projected.

All that would have done is turn the recession into a depression.

The US is going to print the dollar to get out of the recession, and anything tangible, like industrial metals, is going to be worth more.

To make the matter worse, the orders received by the garments industry have gone down a great deal because of the recent recession.

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

But he adds that the price of failure could be a financial crisis that would probably turn anaemic growth into a recession or worse.

How much worse will it get? Will the markets crash as they did in 2008? Will the economy tumble into another recession?

The shift to more frugal consumption patterns would be like a change in tastes, not like the beginning of a recession.

The shift to more frugal consumption patterns would be like a change in tastes, not like the beginning of a recession.

"People talk like the recession started a year ago, " said Tom Kalenderian, the men's fashion director of Barneys New York.

The plan would not be enough to turn the economy around quickly, they say, but it could make the recession somewhat less severe.

An optimistic, entrepreneurial spirit emerged that will not be crushed by a few years of recession.

And for me it's a recession beater too -- what's the harm in using my assets for a bit of extra cash, " Hiley said in a statement. "

We're dealing with the most dramatic financial recession for 70 years. Every country is facing up to the consequences of that.

Germany cannot defy the gravity that has pulled much of the EU region close to recession, and some parts of it to negative GDP growth.

None of this is what businesses need to hear as they struggle out of a serious recession, but there is still time to act.

In the interview, Obama said he will leave it up to Bernanke to pronounce whether or not the recession was officially over.

As the recession becomes more visible and immodest displays of wealth just a little tasteless, all this may change.

As the recession becomes more visible and immodest displays of wealth just a little tasteless, all this may change.

Historically, such a large, fast shift in unemployment was a reliable indicator of a recession.

Just like the U. S. in 1930, China has massive foreign-exchange reserves and starts the recession in a very strong trade position.

But his bottom line was that, for now, the top priority would be fighting a recession rather than fighting inflation.

He said: "The more prolonged this recession is, the bigger change to consumer behaviour. "

But analysts cautioned that Portugal could still need a financial rescue if it slips back into a recession later this year.

Such consequences would be especially unwelcome today with the prospect of subdued US growth or even recession over the next year or so .

It has had a good crisis, being the only EU country to avoid a recession, at least so far.

Then the recession hit, and in the space of just a few months shopping habits changed as consumers once again made price their top priority.

This was a corporation which had decided to use the recession to walk away.

This was a corporation which had decided to use the recession to walk away.

But there is still a strong chance economic weakness will crystallize into a recession in coming months.

But he said a 'dramatic' mobilization of resources is still needed across the world to avert a deeper global recession.

As the year wore on, the claim was repeated but seemed more and more desperate, as if it were a spell to ward off recession.

So what are their conclusions on where we are a little over a year into the recession?

Two years ago, officials said, the worst recession since the Great Depression ended.

I worry that this recession will not be a generation-defining event, as some have predicted.

The rest of South America is enjoying strong economic growth, but Venezuela is only just emerging from two years of recession.

While it has fluctuated quite a bit in recent quarters, its main trend since the recession began has been markedly downwards.

The notice also comes as China has been criticized for trying to export its way out of the recession.

While it has fluctuated quite a bit in recent quarters, its main trend since the recession began has been markedly downwards.

The notice also comes as China has been criticized for trying to export its way out of the recession.

That said, the point of QE is to ensure moderate inflation in the future, rather than a slide into deflation and recession.

The U. S. economy appears to be emerging from its longest and deepest recession since the Great Depression of the 1930s.

As economies pull out of recession, government spending will have to be cut and, with luck, tax revenues will gradually rise again.

There is no more than at any time during the recession and the need for companies trying to control costs, obtain a competitive advantage.

I get the idea that you do not like your star much, so the recession offers you an excuse to do what you might have wished to do all along.

Earlier this year, the suspicion was that growth numbers had been "smoothed" to conceal a recession.

It is all too clear that the global economic imbalances that laid the foundation for the recent recession are still present.

And in the general atmosphere of a recession, out-of-control spending tends to slow down as everybody tightens their belts.

And in the general atmosphere of a recession, out-of-control spending tends to slow down as everybody tightens their belts.

He said the last time he saw this was 2000-2001, when the dot-com bubble burst and the economy went into a recession after massive layoffs.

A small rise in private sector activity has been offset by a slowdown in the public sector, which had proved resilient during the recession.

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

Fortunately it has gotten very cheap to run a startup, and a recession will if anything make it cheaper still.

It bears repeating that we have been struggling with a recession, a bank crisis, a real estate meltdown, and a technology shift.

Everything around the data indicates that we are in a normal recovery out of a deep recession.

And that suggests a new recession is at least a year away.

Now that the recession was over, he said, the emphasis needed to shift towards budgetary control.

When he admitted to the fraud, Madoff said it had begun in the 1990s, as he tried to navigate the recession.

When he admitted to the fraud, Madoff said it had begun in the 1990s, as he tried to navigate the recession.

Despite its umbilical links with America, Canada's economy suffered only a mild recession and is now well into a solid recovery.

The boat market was down in every continent of the world due to global recession.

The session had been a back-and-forth one, with traders weighing new signs of global recession against promising signals for the U.

The plan was introduced ahead of a summit next week in London of 20 major and developing economies struggling with the global recession.

The rate of inflation is just the tip of the iceberg. It might mean the beginning of a serious recession.

It is not as if he needs the tax to repair damage from a deep recession or to slash an embarrassing budget deficit.

Soaring unemployment numbers have undermined the confidence that we might be nearing the bottom of the recession.

Loosening the purse strings did not mean abandoning the frugality that was the clearest consumer trend during the recession.

The last time such a meager increase did not coincide with a recession came in the 1950s.

The financial crisis is far from finished. The United States is at the start of a painful recession.

The man who said he had abolished "boom and bust" has presided over the longest, deepest recession since the second world war.

Certainly this makes it less likely that the U. S. could fall back into a recession soon, at least according to Goldman Sachs (GS).

If China's rebound were to fizzle, it could easily drag the rest of the world into a double-dip recession.

A recession is often seen as the furnace for a recovery.

The city's labour pool tends to be highly-skilled, and the impact of the recession was mostly felt by the lower-skilled.

But then the cost of a barrel of jet fuel more than doubled, to $170, just as the recession sent load factors down.

Subsequent downward pressure on interest rates came from a fall in the demand for real money, just as in the case of the OPEC recession.

The global recession also left once-booming factories overflowing with goods the rest of the world does not seem to want.

Capital spending tumbled during the recession more than it had at any time since the Great Depression.

Throughout the recession, the unemployment rate in finance and insurance has been substantially below that of the nation overall.

The company emerged from that recession more profitable than ever and went on to outperform many tech rivals.

With ammunition like this, China should be able to avert recession on technical definitions at least.

Since the recession set in, the left has not been able to play what should have been its electoral trump card: "We told you so. "

Summit host, British Prime Minister Gordon Brown said the world had come together with a united plan to combat the global recession.

It just so happened that, at least for a while, everyone was pursuing the same objective: avoiding a deep recession.

Some have no doubt been forced to take up the temping life after being downsized in the recession.

The U. S. economy is in what former Federal Reserve governor Laurence Meyer describes as a 'danger zone, ' close to if not in recession.

A study by economists at the Federal Reserve found that GDI is often more reliable than GDP in spotting the start of a recession.

Using his control over the money supply, Volcker purposely plunged us into a deep recession, which is the only certain remedy.

The commercial building industry went into recession later than other areas of construction due to its focus on large-scale projects.

With a year of weak growth in prospect and a high risk of recession, the clamour for action is getting louder.

The matter is pressing in its own right, but also because most of the advanced economies are either already in or on the verge of recession.

On a tour of a Chrysler car plant in Ohio, President Barack Obama said the economy continues to recover from the worst recession in decades.

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

The proportion of jobless Americans has risen steadily since the United States sank into a recession more than a year ago.

The problem the world leaders faced was that they were grappling with subjects that had little resonance with most recession-struck voters.

He believes that the consensus view on Wall Street is still that the U. S. will drag the rest of the world into a global recession.

In a recession it's too easy to focus on keeping the ship afloat rather than developing employee's careers.

U. S. stocks fell sharply for a third straight session Wednesday as recession fears continued to batter sentiment.

Asia excluding Japan is one of the few regions to have continued to grow during the recession for luxury goods companies.

This recession caused a huge amount of damage, and we're going to be living with that damage for a while to come.

Experts say the failure of any one of the Big Three could trigger massive job losses and send the U. S. deeper into recession.

You are so worried about protecting her reputation that you are ready to give up your job in the deepest recession of your lifetime.

How much did fiscal tightening contribute to Japan's steep recession of 1998?

Another might be whether the U. S. will plunge into a double-dip recession.

But the recession had arrived as well. And by the middle of the next week, senior managers had told him to clean out his desk.

Others questioned the value of spending cuts at a time when the economy is struggling to get out of recession.

I'd love to hear your thoughts on how you deal with this recession, and what you have done to save money or go green.

Democrats said the law proposed by the House would have turned a recession into a depression.