economic crisis

At a time of this economic crisis, our priority should be very clear about what we need to do.

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

'As the world deals with the global economic crisis, the value of gold as the only true 'hard currency' is coming to the fore, ' he said.

Here we stand more than a year into a grave economic crisis with a projected budget deficit of 13% of GDP.

Western leaders handled Gao's statement as you might have expected in the middle of an economic crisis: they ignored it.

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

But all that could be at risk if large numbers of SMEs were to fall victim to the global economic crisis.

Mr Cameron was heckled as he said the timing for such a vote was wrong with the EU facing an economic crisis.

Countries the economic dependence of enterprises increased in case of economic crisis, its conductivity must be very soon.

After Imjin battle, Ming dynasty was into a serious political and economic crisis, and it was perished less than fifty years after the war.

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

The collapse of Lehman Brothers, the US investment bank, and the global economic crisis changed all that in a matter of weeks.

'The national security challenges we face are just as grave and just as urgent as our economic crisis, ' he said.

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

For a few heady months in the early days of the global economic crisis, back in 2008, Europeans felt they were leading the world.

The truth is that China is not unstoppable at all. It is vulnerable, and if it is hit by economic crisis the US will be one of the losers.

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

The move comes as Brazil is increasingly blazing its own path in its efforts to deal with the fall out of the global economic crisis.

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

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

He said the home mortgage crisis, the financial crisis and the broader economic crisis are interconnected.

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

Frederic Oudea, the new chief executive, insisted it had proven its "ability to cope with a serious financial and economic crisis" .

There was no better time to test for ethical conduct than during such a dire economic crisis and the scramble to survive.

What began more than a year ago is often described as "the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression" .

"We are not yet out of the woods with this economic crisis, we all have to be aware of that, " he said.

McCain said he believes the country is in an economic crisis and he vowed to clean up the greed and corruption on Wall Street.

You know, an economic crisis is in all over the world.

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

On the surface this seems like the best solution to a growing European economic crisis that shows no signs of abating.

Just days before world leaders gather in London for a key summit on the global economic crisis, expectations vary widely.

Egyptian economic analysts said the funding pledged by the G-8 would provide valuable financial support in an economic crisis.

And yet, all this progress is under threat. From economic crisis. Rising joblessness and inequality. Climate change.

Over two years ago, the United States and the global economy faced the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression.

"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.

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This has fallen since the global economic crisis but is still many times greater than it was a decade ago.

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.

THE political and social consequences of the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression have been milder than predicted.

After a busy day trying to survive Zimbabwe 's economic crisis, Jeffrey Ndoro likes to relax after work with a beer.

According to John Taylor, Greenspan's low-interest-rate policies had been a major contributing factor for the present economic crisis.

Chiang Pin-kung, chairman of Taiwan's Exchange Foundation, said the current global economic crisis calls for cooperation between both sides.

They should be put aside at least until America emerges from its present economic crisis, and perhaps for longer.

The world's industrial powers are trying to get on the same page these days to deal with the global economic crisis.

old lady with a sigh, that they do not close my goose, they said, fewer tourists, economic crisis, and tea-leaf eggs are sold . . . . . .

Those in economic crisis should avoid contributing to the relief of the poor if it means depriving their own families.

Somewhere out there in a brisk and autumnal Manchester, there was an economic crisis underway.

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.

Right now, this country is still fighting our way back from the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression.

It has positioned itself as the coalition with the best policies to steer Germany out of economic crisis.

The U. S. trade representative says the global economic crisis has made it imperative to move ahead with a new trade deal.

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

With that notion in mind, expanding Kiva in to the U. S. during an economic crisis might just be a brilliant move.

But it was a series of political decisions by Pyongyang that turned the country's economic crisis into a human disaster.

The survey was the first about job security in the current economic crisis commissioned by the company.

The global economic crisis is beginning to hit the French defense budget, with the country announcing a cut in Naval SCALP procurement.

There is no sign that the world economic crisis will lessen in the next few months, although a certain degree of recovery is in sight.

The combination of a global influenza pandemic and a global economic crisis, both on unprecedented scales, is battering the region hard.

If China were to slip into economic crisis, some military hotheads might be tempted to invade.

Yesterday began with some devastating news with regard to our economic crisis. But I'm pleased to say it ended on a more positive note.

The war dragged on. In the meantime, an economic crisis took place in that country.

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

By now, it's clear to everyone that we have inherited an economic crisis as deep and dire as any since the days of the Great Depression.

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

The U. S. economic crisis ultimately pushed GM into a government-funded bankruptcy.

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

Currently affected by economic crisis, production in the low profit era, not the lowest cost of quality, only the lower cost of quality.

"The pace of urbanization and the rush to electrification of the world economy will overwhelm this economic crisis, " he said.

Encouraged by the stimulus policy, they decided to expand the business to get through the global economic crisis.

Moreover, a renewed plunge into economic crisis could influence and ultimately trump the factors driving commodities markets at the moment.

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.

T. Wang, chairman, said the shift to cheaper products was inevitable given the global economic crisis.

It has to hand over part of its profits to help soften the impact of the global economic crisis on others.

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.

No such luck: this is an equal- opportunities economic crisis, and the euro area is in it just as deep as America, Britain and the rest.

The world could do with some glad tidings at the moment, to cope with a global economic crisis and turmoil in the Middle East.

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

The US is no longer capable of pulling the world out of economic crisis.

As if we needed any more convincing following the global economic crisis, the world is hyper-connected and interdependent.

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.

The country has been "consumed with the political crisis that has been ongoing for two or three years. And now this economic crisis" .

He also insisted that "none of the major central banks are out of ammunition" in the fight to prevent another slide into economic crisis.

China will have an economic crisis over the next 20 years, no doubt.

Reagan, too, inherited an economic crisis that did not respond rapidly to corrective action.

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

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

The global economic crisis is said to be a test of the Central and Eastern European transition pattern.

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?

Then the global economic crisis hit and on the back of weak financial results BMW decided not to risk the launch of such an expensive model.

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.

The 47-year-old former senator takes office at noon Tuesday at a time of economic crisis at home and two wars overseas.

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

Applied to the banks that plunged Britain into economic crisis, it strikes fear to the heart.

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

"Even during the most severe economic crisis in decades, the means are at hand, " he said.

She likes to draw, play World of Warcraft, and now, she's the only fourteen-year-old girl who understands the U. S. economic crisis.

The footwear dispute has come to be seen as a litmus test for Europe's commitment to free trade in the midst of an economic crisis.

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

We're still digging ourselves out of an economic crisis that happened largely because there wasn't strong enough oversight on Wall Street.

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

In an economic crisis why are waste companies first to go into a slump?

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

I never imagined I would be writing one in the midst of an economic crisis unlike any we have seen in decades.

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.

Certainly Americans turned inward after the Great Depression, the last economic crisis comparable to the recent deep recession.

And this sum was calculated before donor countries were hit by an economic crisis that has shifted priorities dramatically.

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.

We are facing the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression and John McCain wants us to turn the page on talking about the economy?

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.

But we have also got a short-term economic crisis, a set of challenges that we have to deal with right now.

But any systemic economic crisis hits the poor first, the middle classes second, and the Cameronian millionaires last, if at all.

Anyone who keeps track of the international news must have known that Ireland is at present facing a severe economic crisis.

The fast-growing economy is now at risk of an abrupt slowdown or downturn due to the global economic crisis.

In seeking to address the financial and economic crisis of the past few years, countries have come close to bankrupting themselves.

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.

Such rapidly rising expenditure would surely have come under sharper scrutiny even without the prompting of an economic crisis.

this is not your ordinary, run-of-the-mill recession. We are going through the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression.

the other is to find the way to get out of economic crisis without changing the institutional framework.

Out of my expectation, economic crisis brought about a giant impact to my company .

After eight years of rapid and increasing prosperity, Putin's Russia is floundering amid the global economic crisis.

It is also taking place in the midst of an economic crisis that demands immediate attention.

As we enter the fourth year of this economic crisis, we should not be surprised to see additional moves from Bernanke.

Even though the global economic crisis curbed spending, financing was not the main social networking adoption barrier.

And yet, as we act in concert with other nations, we must also act immediately here at home to address America's own economic crisis.

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

Now increasingly more people in the west believe that it is China who will emerge out of the global economic crisis as a winner.

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

The concern is that, because of the global economic crisis, countries haven't been able to put as much money toward fighting those issues.

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.

For now, Japan's economic crisis may have to wait until the political order is overturned, and something more robust put in its place.

It is also the least educated, and that has emerged as a painful liability in its gathering economic crisis.

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

Another report concluded that the long-term decline in wage share, wage disparities and the link between global economic crisis.

"The financial and economic crisis obliges us to take steps on this road, " he said.

It is born out of economic crisis, out of trying to build confidence and pride in what life you have.

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 businessmen are warning that pressing too hard could provoke capital flight and an economic crisis on top of a political one.

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

The most serious economic crisis of modern times is a direct result of instability emerging from global financial markets.

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

This is the most dangerous economic crisis since the Great Depression, and it could all too easily turn into a prolonged slump.

"It's very hard and competitive to find jobs now, thanks to the damn economic crisis, " she said.

The current global economic crisis could serve as a trigger for changes that the country badly needs -- or as an excuse for doing nothing.

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.

Any economic activities are started under certain systems, so studying economic crisis cannot be separated from the analysis of systems.

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

In 1929, American tariffs turned a domestic financial crisis into a global economic crisis that inflicted damage for years to come.

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.

One beneficial consequence of the ongoing global economic crisis is that it has put a little time back on the carbon clock.

Back in the early 1990s, the country had its own, near-catastrophic banking and economic crisis.

Now Obama will have some of his own reassuring to do as we grapple with the current economic crisis.

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

But he noted that global upheaval, like the recent economic crisis, united the two countries.

For a country in the throes of an economic crisis, a national holiday to listen to the bouzouki smacks of self-indulgence.

But Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner says the United States might miss payments on its debts and create another economic crisis.

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.

Ben Bernanke led the central bank through extraordinary efforts to contain the worst economic crisis since the nineteen thirties.

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

As a nation reels from an earthquake's destruction, an entire continent faces an economic crisis of its own.

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.

The bank folded up during the recent economic crisis.

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.

An indisputable fact is the global economic crisis will badly hurt Wuhan travel industry, how do we deal with it?

Right now, we're still fighting our way back from the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression.

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.

Even if this economic crisis is not as bad as the Great Depression, it will have epoch-moulding consequences.

The latest economic figures highlight the sharp decline in consumer demand for such goods as a result of the global economic crisis.

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

On Wednesday, AOL's employees received an email announcing the plan, part of AOL's reaction to the U. S. economic crisis.

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.

As the global economic crisis puts the pinch on pockets, firms around the world are finding interesting ways to collect.

today , people have to work longer time and harder , what are the reasons do you think? economic crisis, family, education or else?

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.

Mr Obama's challenge was to meet the worst economic crisis since the second world war.

The economic crisis first broke out in the United States.

The RBI is, of course, wary of choking off India's rapid recovery from the slowdown in growth during the global economic crisis.

In his view, the current economic crisis in these areas should be: good control of cash flow, reduce inventories, industrial upgrading .

The S&P downgrade adds to the distress of Chinese policy makers as they wrestle with the aftermath of the global economic crisis.

Economic crisis, the cultural sector to promote growth and transformation of our national economy becomes increasingly important.

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

The South Korean won has been weak against the U. S. dollar since the 2008 global economic crisis.

Even the wealthiest Greeks are turning to the basic heating method as an economic crisis deepens, taxes rise and temperatures drop.

In the report, UNCTAD cited deregulation of financial markets as the main cause of the global financial and economic crisis.

The recent economic crisis appears to have diminished the enthusiasm for environmental investments and projects.

For decades, this logic worked beautifully. But, faced with a grave economic crisis, this positive win-win logic has gone into reverse.

In the case of the UK, the troubles coincide with an economic crisis.

The only feasible global response to this pending health and socio-economic crisis is chronic disease prevention.

In the meantime, an economic crisis take place in that country.

Those measures were deemed necessary in the face of an economic crisis, but can spark inflation if sustained for too long.

Others see Medvedev, as prime minister, shouldering the blame for the next wave of economic crisis.

Then the speaker went into the various factors leading to the present economic crisis.

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.

Not one of its resolutions will move the world a small step closer to resolving the global economic crisis.

Given the sweep and severity of today's global economic crisis, it would seem there's plenty of blame to go around.

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

Both came into office faced by a serious economic crisis.

IT industry is becoming increasingly difficult, the current economic crisis also affected the purchasing power of consumers.

But it does mean that in times of economic crisis, it is very difficult to respond quickly (at least via the legislative system).

They say the extra revenue, which they estimate at 150 billion dollars, could be used to help Germany weather the current economic crisis.

Currently, even confronted with economic crisis, China maintains her momentum as the emergent economy and exhibits huge market potentials.

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

"We will certainly see more and not less industrialisation as a result of the current economic crisis, " he said.

Some countries have blamed the deregulation of financial markets in the United States for sparking the global economic crisis.

Germany has put its own accent on policies to deal with the aftermath of the global economic crisis.

Since the start of the global economic crisis, Britain has experienced a resurgence in strikes, mainly over budget cuts by the government.

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 crisis of the old order transcends controversies generated by recent American foreign policy or even the ongoing economic crisis.

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.

Mr. Bush is a lame duck president of a nation, blamed by some world leaders for being at the root cause of economic crisis.

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.

THE global economic crisis was accompanied by a collapse in house prices in most rich (and some not-so-rich) countries around the world.

And both the United States and Japan have been badly hit by the global economic crisis.