the economic crisis

The president said the economic crisis has forced his administration to make investments that will expand the nation's deficit and debt.

For Dubai, just like the other small Gulf sheikhdoms, the economic crisis does not automatically translate into a social issue.

Everywhere, markets were freezing up. The economic crisis seemed to have taken on a life of its own.

But as he sat down with Britain's Gordon Brown, Mr. Obama stressed the international nature of the economic crisis.

White House aides note that the January report came well before the depth of the economic crisis came into focus.

Clinton also said the United States must avoid protectionist policies that could harm Mexico as it deals with the economic crisis.

Indeed, his desire to be "transformative" may be contributing to his problems, distracting him from the economic crisis.

"The Europeans are the biggest losers of the economic crisis, even though the home of subprime madness was the U. S. "

And, airlines do not know when the economic crisis will be over, which also makes them reluctant to purchase.

NARRATOR: Everywhere, markets were freezing up. The economic crisis seemed toh*e taken on a life of its own.

We have got to address the economic crisis, but we also have to address just how much debt we are going to build up.

In the early months of the economic crisis, the conventional view was that the world would slide into a synchronised downturn.

If it sounds out of tune with the times, it is: the ship was commissioned in 2007, before the start of the economic crisis.

The U. S. sub-prime crisis blew up in the 21st century with the financial crisis, the first vanguard of the economic crisis.

Demand for low-end cellphones has surged across emerging markets since the economic crisis began to ease.

The bank points out that a more complete bounce back from the economic crisis still depends on a broader worldwide recovery.

From the perspective of historical experience, new technology is the best means of solving the economic crisis of the industrial revolution.

Ignacio Toxo, head of Comisiones Obreras, said the austerity measures will prolong the economic crisis.

Consider the case of Israel, which in the face of the economic crisis engaged in massive foreign currency intervention to weaken the shekel.

Thus, G20 embarked on the front from behind the scenes to assume the heavy responsibility to save the economic crisis.

Mr Obama might have opted to send a "clean" bill to Congress and to use the economic crisis to force it through without too many additions.

This week, the two major presidential candidates gave new details of their plans to help Americans deal with the economic crisis.

The economic crisis sweeping the globe, as a pillar of the national economy, steel industry suffered a great deal.

The economic crisis is the chronic disease in capitalist economic operation, and has never been removed.

One of the MBO folding machine is to help you get rid of the economic crisis in one device.

The industry accepts its share of responsibility for its role in the economic crisis and its duty to be part of the recovery.

But the consequences of an ageing population will be longer-lasting than those of the economic crisis and at least as far-reaching.

Today Putin said the economic crisis that has battered Russia would decide which of the two men stood in 2012.

Edward: Well, maybe it is not the real reason, you know, many companies are downsizing because of the economic crisis.

How can the next administration reconcile its longer-term goals for the economy with the imperatives of the economic crisis?

He told a panicked man in Wisconsin not to be too frightened about the economic crisis: America would pull through.

The financial crisis was necessary for the economic crisis to occur but it was not sufficient on its own.

Most importantly, he said that the economic crisis had changed the investment climate.

Obama's political energies are focused on managing two wars, the economic crisis and his attempt to reform the health care system.

I think given the very persistent, the widespread, the severe nature of the economic crisis. . .

The Johnson Administration failed to come up with a satisfactory solution to the economic crisis.

However, during the economic crisis in postwar Germany, he lost four of his children as well as his personal property.

He's expressed his plans to get out of the crisis, the economic crisis, and to implement the demands of the people.

They are unhappy to see Spanish banks faring better than the average worker in the economic crisis.

Globally, women are more likely to be jobless, bearing the worst setbacks of the economic crisis.

A year ago, Berkshire stock was reeling from the effects of the economic crisis.

Stimulus spending and a surge in lending by state banks during the economic crisis helped China power through the slump.

Republicans accuse the president of taking advantage of the economic crisis to push an overly ambitious and ill-advised domestic agenda.

The economic crisis has transformed this cultural suspicion into a much more potent political force.

The minister had been widely criticized for his ineffectual management of the economic crisis.

I think this could be a significant turning point. I think the economic crisis has shown up the weakness of uncontrolled immigration.

The US chairman of the joint chiefs of staff has described the economic crisis and recession as the greatest challenge to national security.

The president of the institute, Allan Goodman, says the economic crisis could have limited growth from other countries.

The spread of the economic crisis is a direct threat to the poor. The international food security are facing enormous problems.

Less than two years later, with the economic crisis barely contained, the partners are at odds.

The economic crisis has seen governments across the continent reframe Brussels as part of the problem rather than a solution.

Investment in wind and solar overheated in the run-up to the economic crisis, and it is still suffering.

Since the economic crisis began, China's exports have dropped significantly, but the impact on its GDP growth, oddly, appears muted.

In the early days of the economic crisis the West's leaders did a reasonable job of clearing up a mess that was only partly of their making.

But it is a great project that has so far survived the economic crisis, as the Opel case also shows.

Some trade skeptics caution against making too much of the link between the economic crisis and protectionism.

A political coup within the Communist Party could provide the temporary stability necessary to solve the economic crisis.

The economic crisis has led to the cancellation of many big projects, and subsidies for solar power in Germany and Spain are being reduced.

So once the economic crisis is past, the U. S. government will have to increase its revenue and control its costs.

During the economic crisis, most of his public comments centered around financial regulation and reform.

If some delegates seemed to have thought hard about the economic crisis, the same could not be said of the visiting presidents.

As president-elect, Mr. Obama made confronting the economic crisis the top priority of his transition.

The economic crisis favors this approach even though there are few examples of sustained operation of such a concert.

The economic crisis has spread into many areas of the U. S. economy--banks, investment firms, insurance companies, and even the oil markets.

Ouch! You know the economic crisis is really rippling when it starts making foreign men less attractive to Chinese women.

Because the hardest bit of the economic crisis is about to arrive.

Meanwhile, at the center of the economic crisis, financial companies continue to lay off thousands of workers.

The authoritative loss in the economic crisis in the traditional sense could bring about sense of uncertainty to people .

The dispute is another indication of the rising trade tensions between the parties as the economic crisis grinds on.

Complicating matters is the world-wide nature of the economic crisis.

While the economic crisis did not have its origin in trade, the OECD notes trade can be part of the solution.

Mr. Yang figures markets could fall farther, but nowhere near the low points seen during the depths of the economic crisis.

D. P. To some of us, this says that the economic crisis that began under Mr. Bush is responsible for the great bulk of our current deficit.

But a populist response to the economic crisis is pulling in the opposite direction, as several recent incidents in Hungary illustrate.

Meanwhile, the economic crisis showed that much of the apparent value created by modern finance was a mirage.

The change makes sense, as the economic crisis has provided China with an opportunity to assert its economic influence.

And that holds for other issues, whether it's coping with a nuclear Iran, the economic crisis, or climate change.

The risk of another war in Georgia is far from over, and the economic crisis has not made Russia any friendlier to the West.

The economic crisis began with the collapse of property values, the bursting of the housing bubble in the United States.

A recent Obama TV ad says McCain is attacking him to distract voters' attention away from the economic crisis.

As the economic crisis hit in late 2008, some said the same about the industry itself.

We've probably ramped back in most regions again as the economic crisis has started to spread.

It has been astonishing and infuriating, as the economic crisis has unfolded, to watch America's political class defining normalcy down.

The economic crisis first broke out in the United States.

The summit concluded with common affirmation that the EU's single market was part of the solution to the economic crisis sweeping Europe.

Upsetting because, as late as last autumn, they dismissed the economic crisis as a Western problem that would leave Russia unscathed.

Sub-Saharan Africa was not hit as hard by the economic crisis as the other regions of the world because its financial sector is small.

Instead, they search for other explanations for the economic crisis. Countries have failed to stick to the rules.

The economic crisis "is the source of sleepless nights, " he said.

Obama reiterated his call today for Republicans and Democrats to lay aside their differences in the face of the economic crisis.

The company went bankrupt during the economic crisis.

The economic crisis is testing the economic management capabilities of governments as well as the wisdom of mankind.

But, with the economic crisis, confrontation on some issues and co-operation on others cannot be kept apart.

The economic crisis is only likely to accelerate Arab-Asian relations.

Since the economic crisis deepened last autumn, however, the free newspaper business has gone into free fall.

However owing to the economic crisis the company closed the Nanjing Office I lost my job.

The economic crisis has seriously affected the export of that country.

This reluctance is particularly problematic today, when the world is desperately looking for ways out of the economic crisis.

Zhu Wei: The whole society is stepping backward with big strides as a result of the economic crisis. Everyone has been influenced, so do me.

President-elect Barack Obama is moving quickly to fill important jobs in his administration and develop his response to the economic crisis.

It looks as though the financial crisis has now given way to the economic crisis that it caused.

The economic crisis brought this back down to $60 by the end of the year, but experts expected prices to continue to rise over time.

The economic crisis has furnished an opportunity to go further in reforming international arrangements and institutions.

But the organization warns that more native Italians are also joining in the group as a result of the economic crisis.

The U. S. auto market was, by contrast, battered by eroding demand amid the economic crisis as credit markets dried up.

Next, we turn to one city's solution to the economic crisis. Toledo, Ohio has seen its fortunes fade as the auto industry has declined.

But, beneath the furious roil of the economic crisis, a national conversation has quietly begun about the irrationality of our drug laws.

He is extremely worried that the economic crisis will lead governments to break their promises to increase international aid.

Isn't the economic crisis big enough for them to get out of their hammocks and get to work?

awareness of. . . This incident have sharpened public awareness of the economic crisis.

But once we get out of the economic crisis, we will become stronger and definitely we will make a market in the world where we want to.

He is keen to demonstrate that he is not a creature of Washington and is aware of the impact of the economic crisis on the whole of America.

Bitch is always bitch, even if the economic crisis, you too expensive!

At present, the international financial turmoil and the rapid spread of the economic crisis, extending into parts of the world.

U. S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner says the growth shows that the economy is past the worst part of the economic crisis.

The economic crisis administered great blow to the company.

The G20 summit in London is also being overshadowed by a US-European dispute about how to respond to the economic crisis.

The economic crisis really push back the behaviors of collectors, however, collection will not be stopped anyway.

He and his economic advisers have repeatedly warned against responding to the economic crisis by erecting barriers to imports.

Mengniu and many peers ran into trouble before the economic crisis when much of China's milk supply was found to be tainted with melamine.

The United Staeds troubled by the economic crisis cried for the merchandise markets and raw material of the Soviet Union.

In the first week of March Michael Collins attended Harvard Business School for a three-day programme to analyse the economic crisis.

It also pulled out of the economic crisis solidly, using the windfall from copper exports saved during boom times.

The report notes that in the wake of the economic crisis, forensic accounting has grown as a discipline for CPAs.

Admittedly, Dell benefited from low component costs and an uptick in new PC purchases by companies following the economic crisis.

Beyond that, the response to the economic crisis is, in itself, a chance to advance the progressive agenda.

Mr. Obama also needs to inspire Americans who have been ground down by the economic crisis and Washington's small-bore sniping.

All over the region, reforms stalled even before the economic crisis.

At a three-day United Nations conference on the economic crisis, Mr. Yu pushed for monetary and financial-infrastructure reforms.

The pursuit of the comprehensive development of China and the economic crisis in this show a strong capacity.

"We are not hurt in the economic crisis, instead, we may see a new sales record in the next quarter, " Hu said.

They were discussing the possibilities of dealing with the economic crisis permanently .

This is the first time Chrysler has reported a profit since the beginning of the economic crisis.

But Schmidt does not believe the economic crisis has shaken U. S. consumers' proclivity to spend money by going into debt.

The economic crisis can thus be a trigger for smart climate solutions that also save money and provide better energy security.

The responsibility for the economic crisis lies with merchant, not the labor force.

As a response to global issues, art thus becomes an insubstantial shadow of the economic crisis.

As all the South Korean people say, Kim Young Sam should be held responsible for the economic crisis.

Business models already under heavy attack from new technology will be dealt decisive blows by the economic crisis , Prof Valor believes.

The blogger adds that the real causes of mental security problems are the economic crisis and repressive government policies.

Several store clerks are said to combat the economic crisis is not on luxury sales, with no discount promotions.

But the economic crisis is putting Singapore's political system to its severest test since independence in 1965 .

The new issue also contains articles on the devastating effects of the economic crisis on workers, young people and migrants.

Sweden has opened immigration channels since the economic crisis and the numbers of immigrants have jumped 30 percent.

So far, we've heard a lot about the effects of the economic crisis on the young, and on women.

The larger problem of democracies' weakness has not been caused by the economic crisis, so much as revealed by it.

Several hundred people protested in the capital, Mbabane, on Wednesday against the economic crisis in the kingdom.

So, will the economic crisis trigger a permanent, structural change in the way management education is delivered to corporate employees?

Instead, monopoly of the international credit rating market increases the economic crisis.

Making a living during the economic crisis was a tough thing.

Has market turmoil left you feeling afraid? Well, it should. Clearly, the economic crisis that began in 2008 is by no means over.

Though the economic crisis is inevitable, it has three revolutionary effects.

Corruption and bureaucracy was far too entrenched in the economy for legislation to make a dent in the economic crisis.

Two ruling Socialist Party members of parliament quit Thursday to protest Mr. Papandreou's handling of the of the economic crisis.

Though a skilled worker, he was fired by his company last week because of the economic crisis.

Barring the economic crisis, the whole situation would have been quite different that year.

All the numbers come from annual disclosure forms, so they predate the worst of the economic crisis.

Mr Plattner said SAP had made a mistake with its attempt to increase maintenance fees last year in the middle of the economic crisis.

He says the economic crisis of two thousand eight continues to affect state and local tax collections.

While biotech funding is tighter now, the economic crisis has made schools specialising in areas other than finance even more attractive.

This administration can no longer remain in power after its failure in handling the economic crisis.

"Chinese parents won't stop investing in their children's education even during the economic crisis. "

"The economic crisis, " Gillen says, "is a heavy factor in everybody's thought process. "

Recovery from the economic crisis should not mean a return to the flawed and unjust path that got us into trouble in the first place.

The surge in private savings in the wake of the economic crisis has masked big changes in the rich world's sovereign-bond markets.

The economic crisis is also likely to reduce agricultural investment and productivity as banks cut lending to small farmers.

Is the expansion of the state under Mr Obama a temporary response to the economic crisis, or the harbinger of something permanent?

The economic crisis increased the abroad study opportunity, studied in Consultant Yuan Zhao also to express such viewpoint.

With the economic crisis blowing in his sails, Mr Wilders may soon wield the influence they sought.

Mr Mayer thinks the economic crisis will renew voters' faith in the traditional parties, which represent "stability and trust" .

The bad debt rate of commercial banks was increased during the economic crisis.

the families of the military officers will also suffer through the economic crisis.

The strain of the economic crisis is indeed opening up divisions within the Union.

A higher percentage of Americans, 82%, said they had been affected by the economic crisis than Europeans, at 61%.

because of the economic crisis, the company reduced orders, the company closed down!

It says the economic crisis has cut the amount of foreign aid and investment going to poor countries.

Most of the cases have received scant notice, having been overwhelmed by the economic crisis.

The B-school response to the economic crisis is as varied as the schools themselves.

Citigroup is not alone in cutting jobs and costs as the economic crisis worsens.

The authors, single out the US for special scorn, and say their book's message has been helped by the economic crisis.

But with the economic crisis hitting the South Korean economy and currency hard, Little Korea is being rapidly vacated.

Today we would like to speak to the delusion of the economic crisis that so many are focused upon in your current human dream.

Considering the magnitude of the economic crisis he inherited, his popularity is holding up well.

Clowns from across the world met in Germany recently to pitch laughter as a way to survive the economic crisis, according to Reuters.

Mr Blankfein recently topped Vanity Fair's power players in the information age, for Goldman's ability to weather the economic crisis.

But demonstrations fueled by the economic crisis led the Latvian government to resign last month.

The economic crisis pushed many manufacturers to produce commodities with high added-value.

The experience of Latin America after the economic crisis of 1998 shows that new democracies can be reassuringly resilient.

Unfortunately, cyber criminals prey on the needs of Web users at any given time, and this time the economic crisis is their meal ticket.

"Our profitability is better than before the economic crisis and the break-even level is considerably lower, " Jufors said.

The president says no one country can fix the economic crisis.

The economic crisis has revealed the fragility of its financial system.

The economic crisis is taking its toll on every corner of the nation, sometimes in unbelievable ways.

President Obama says Elkhart, and towns like it, provide the full measure of the economic crisis.

As the economic crisis unfolds and its effect on China grows, that has been clearly felt.

Before the economic crisis, they made agricultural reforms and the welfare of the rural population a priority on the policy agenda.

You might also have thought the economic crisis had increased hostility to highly paid businesspeople.

The latest polls show the economic crisis has helped Obama make significant gains in the race, both nationally and in competitive states.

In some ways, indeed, Mr Sarkozy is simply returning to French interventionist tradition, with the economic crisis providing a ready excuse.

Because of the economic crisis, most of the ship repair factories have closed down, leaving the unemployment rate as high as 95 percent.

The WTO warned that a surge of new anti-dumping investigations could materialise as the economic crisis dragged on.

They are, as Michael Tunkey, head of the China office for the North American firm Cannon Design, says, "refugees from the economic crisis. "

Refinery problems are producing especially high prices in the Midwest, a region that was already reeling from the economic crisis.

West says during the transition Mr. Obama needs to explain just how difficult it will be to solve the economic crisis.

Natural disasters have obviously contributed to the economic crisis.

But the economic crisis is only just limbering up.

Carnegie Mellon University Economics Professor Lester Lave says the economic crisis made the change urgent.

But many of the causes of what's happened have been very similar. It's about the economic crisis.

But the lessons of the economic crisis will be uppermost in his thoughts, he says.

China shall take Marx theory as the guidance to avoid the economic crisis.

Now, these assertions often go along with claims that the economic crisis itself demonstrates the need to shrink government.

Next week, Congress will meet to address the spreading impact of the economic crisis.

Who happened to preside over the economic crisis AT the time?

Confronted with the economic crisis, Tiffany scaled down the price for promotion for the first time but not that effective.

The economic crisis forced the government into expansions of its authority in dozens of areas, from finance to automobiles.

The economic crisis has also battered both those who are having to take harsh austerity measures and those having to lend them money.

It's handy, too, for the media. The economic crisis is too complicated to explain to most readers.

Others say the economic crisis has shown the importance of global co-operation and the lessons will not be forgotten.

If you can grow, even in these times, you will emerge on the other side of the economic crisis ahead of the competition.

Tata Motors was hard hit by the economic crisis but still managed to post a $214 million profit in the first quarter.

By contrast, today's political leaders are fighting the economic crisis with whatever tools come to hand.

The economic crisis has speeded up that change, particularly in state and city governments.

The economic crisis broke out first in the United States.

The economic crisis is cleaning claiming another wheaten victim: world trade.

The economic crisis was caused by a complex web of factors, including global imbalances caused by the rise of China.

Marchers say they want governments to solve the economic crisis in the interests of working people.

However, she says the economic crisis could set back efforts to increase transparency.

Even when couples can afford a divorce, the economic crisis has created new complications.

IATA says Asia-Pacific carriers are the hardest hit by the economic crisis and can expect losses of $1. 7 billion.

Harvard is not alone in reacting actively to the economic crisis.

Even after the economic crisis mowed down many of the indebted rich, the wealthy continue to borrow to support their lifestyles.

Their income shrank greatly during the economic crisis.

China's rise is remaking the global geopolitical balance, while the economic crisis has further underlined Sino-American interdependence.

The economic crisis has stirred fears of greater instability as laid-off workers protest.

Being true means supporting the vulnerable despite the economic crisis.

As global growth picks up after the economic crisis, carbon emissions are going back up too.

FOREIGN capital fled the emerging world in the throes of the economic crisis.

Analysts at City firm Numis also predicted the economic crisis has much further to run.

Nowhere is his conservatism more obvious than in the handling of the economic crisis.

Under the influence of the economic crisis, export-oriented and outward-looking development of bast fiber enterprises been hit.

There are many "empty cages" these days, especially due to the economic crisis, says Mr. Liu.

This represents a continuation of longer-term trends, both before and after the economic crisis.

All these countries except Australia had before the economic crisis a higher personal savings rate than the United States.

The ambassador was summoned to the foreign office to discuss the economic crisis.

A more likely explanation is Shanxi's reliance on industries, such as power and mining, that were initially hard hit by the economic crisis.

The economic crisis is entirely the West's fault, and as it deepens the West will turn on China.

Opposition parties drew a line under their temporary support for the government's handling of the economic crisis.

They didn't have any plan to have a child until the economic crisis struck. Then they decided to get pregnant - as quickly as possible.

SINGAPORE: The economic crisis might not mean lower business for everyone.

The economic crisis of 2009, characterised by high and rising unemployment, is a result of the financial crisis of 2008.