financial collapse

He said today that because authorities know how to respond to avert financial collapse, ``there's no question of a replay of the 1930s. ''

Republican House Speaker John Boehner said he was working on a second plan to stave off a financial collapse.

U. S. billionaires have been out of favor with the public and politicians since the 2008 financial collapse.

I can't believe that Europe would allow so damaging an outcome as a financial collapse and break-up to occur.

Most of the left, just like most other political schools of thought, did not see the great financial collapse of 2008 coming.

The financial collapse of 2008 and the recession that followed have had a more direct impact than terrorism on the lives of ordinary people.

Such a crisis is beyond the ability of Ireland to manage without financial collapse and sovereign default.

This was the economic earthquake that signalled the passing of the oil era; the financial collapse 60 days later was merely the aftershock.

The industry's financial collapse drove many software companies out of the market and forced the survivors to refocus their efforts.

Yet the combination of a financial collapse with a huge recession, if not something worse, will surely change the world.

Barack Obama's 2011 State of the Union was the first such address this century that wasn't overwhelmed by war or financial collapse.

No economic system ever remains unchanged, of course, and certainly not after a deep financial collapse and a broad global recession.

In his first year in office, Mr. Obama said he couldn't confront the nation's long-term fiscal peril because of imminent financial collapse.

As with the financial collapse, and relative to the political demands placed upon him, the president has been restrained.

From the financial collapse to seesaw gas prices, the only thing that seems certain today is the record level of national uncertainty.

GAZ and KamAZ were the first automobile makers of Russia to speak of production decline in the wake of the global financial collapse.

The big danger, evidently, is of a financial collapse.

Financial collapse was averted in 2008 by an effort of collaboration between world leaders.

The financial collapse was caused mainly by the repeal of regulations that had contained the speculative tendencies of bankers.

Facing the prospect of a financial collapse, we took decisive measures to safeguard our economy.

Argentina's vigorous recovery from its financial collapse of 2001-02 will peter out in 2009, as commodity prices soften.

In 2002 Argentina was felled by financial collapse, debt default and a massive currency devaluation.

The two asset classes have rallied in tandem as panic over a financial collapse has dissipated.

This new knowledge, they argued, permitted a vast expansion of new credit with little risk of financial collapse.

The financial collapse of the late 1990s was a crushing setback to the Indonesian economy.

The 1998 financial collapse derailed Maria Strizhevskaya's middle-class dream in a few dreadful days.

But the G. O. P. has just demonstrated its willingness to risk financial collapse unless it gets everything its most extreme members want.

And when the financial crisis hit, it left the government with the untenable choice between taxpayer-funded bailouts and financial collapse.

You are continuing to experience the fall out from the financial collapse of the banks, and it still has some distance to go.

No funds for health care reform or the new consumer protection bureau established in the wake of the financial collapse.

In 2008 officials had to choose between taxpayer bail-outs (bad) or systemic financial collapse (probably worse).

Most commentary, at large, in Posner's book, and in this review, has been about how the financial collapse damages the real economy.

After a summer overshadowed by the threat of financial collapse, they had shown the markets who was boss.

In 2008, while financial collapse was gutting the American economy, the dollar soared in value.

The move would save the plant's operator, Tokyo Electric Power, from financial collapse.

After the financial collapse of the late l990s, many Asian planners started to seriously rethink their goals.

They chatted about the financial collapse of fashion designer Christian Lacroix.

The alternative is the BIS's horror vision: a return to the brink of financial collapse.

"And in a sense, the financial collapse has gotten young people busy, " Ms. Eysosdottir says.

It starts to sound like China is on the verge of a financial collapse.

Before the financial collapse most states were moving towards full funding.

Financial collapse isn't really a greetings-card occasion.

The former point is self-evident, while the latter has been demonstrated by the recent financial collapse.

In fact, 10 years ago this month, Long Term Capital Management, a huge hedge fund, nearly caused a global financial collapse.

When the Fed belatedly tightened in 1928, it was too late to avoid financial collapse.

Don't the reasons include (1) preventing financial collapse, and (2) preventing depressions?

While the package helped avoid a financial collapse, many are frustrated by the results -- and rightfully so.

The changes in Argentina were dramatic in part because the country was recovering from a financial collapse.

Such is the case with the 2008 financial collapse.

If a financial collapse had happened, we would have all paid.

He is right to take what steps he can to guard against a systemic financial collapse.

But this is one very important route by which the financial collapse damages the real economy.

If there is a lesson to be learned from the financial collapse it is that.

The lesson of last year's financial collapse is that we all have to take responsibility for our finances by reading about the subject.

I wrote it in February last year, before this [financial] collapse.