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Meanings of economic crises in anglès

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Usage of economic crises in anglès
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Such policies, if ever implemented, would create a new set of economic crises.
Reuters
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Brazil and Argentina are both dealing with their own economic crises right now.
News.com.au
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Previous economic crises have hit us quickly -and sometimes dramatically.
The Irish Times
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Before the war Vermont and the nation were approaching a serious economic crises.
Industrial Progress and Human Economics
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This is what happens during economic crises, when desperate workers meet unscrupulous employers.
The South African
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Protests and economic crises have undercut Argentina and Ecuador's would-be reformers.
Reuters
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A series of apocalyptic economic crises forced Russian agriculture to rationalize.
Russian Roulette: Russia's Economy in Putin's Era
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Photo: 123rf Evidence shows domestic violence increases during and after economic crises and pandemics.
Radio NZ
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Past economic crises are also evidence that oil provided no protection against financial turmoil.
Reuters
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Tooze is a leading expert on how economic crises have remade the modern world.
NY Magazine
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The country has suffered multiple economic crises and has entered into 21 IMF programmes.
The South African
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Foreign donors, battling their own virus-induced economic crises, will need to step in, they say.
The South African
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Over the next five years the economic crises in a lot of countries will intensify.
The South African
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A couple of years later the country entered into one of its worst economic crises.
Reuters
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Pakistan, hit by successive economic crises, promised booming India most favoured nation trade status last year.
The Guardian
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The conventional view is that economic crises are the breeding grounds of extremists, particularly right-wing ones.
Reuters
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Economic crises across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare