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Meanings of second great depression in anglès

rus
великая рецессия
portuguès
crise financeira internacional
català
crisi bursatil 2008
espanyol
crisis económica de 2008-2011

Global economic decline around the end of the first decade of the 21st century.

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        crisi bursatil 2008
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        Examples for "great recession"
        Examples for "great recession"
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        For a few years, aided by the great recession, they almost succeeded.
        The Guardian
        2
        Sadly, we have not learned the most important lesson of the great recession.
        The Guardian
        3
        It is slowly emerging from the rubble of the great recession.
        The Irish Times
        4
        Shadow chancellor George Osborne said: After this great recession, any signs of growth are welcome.
        The Guardian
        5
        It inhales its own young, the refugees from the great recession flooding back for Christmas.
        The Irish Times
        1
        "Of course it's good," she assured, following him around a lesser depression and along the shore of a suddenly emerged river.
        Dark Universe
        Usage of second great depression in anglès
        1
        The unprecedented intervention by central banks and finance ministries prevented a second great depression, but the healing process had only just begun by early 2010.
        The Guardian
        2
        A second Great Depression was averted and unemployment started to fall.
        The Guardian
        3
        The questions came after Geithner spent Tuesday describing the bailout as necessary to avert a second Great Depression.
        Reuters
        4
        There was no second Great Depression and within six to nine months output had steadied across most of the global economy.
        The Guardian
        5
        If they had not acted as they have over the past six years, we would surely have suffered a second Great Depression.
        The Irish Times
        6
        Some wag at NBC, asked if this was a second Great Depression, said it was more like an Existential Crisis, and the name stuck.
        Sympathy for the devil