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Meanings of economic collapse in English

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Usage of economic collapse in English
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Progressives anticipated direct government action to address the consequences of economic collapse.
The Guardian
2
After the economic collapse, the Defence Forces' budget was particularly hard hit.
The Irish Times
3
But Russia's economic collapse has left its space agencies scrounging for work.
Wired
4
They will say Zimbabwe's economic collapse is negatively affecting all neighbouring countries.
The Guardian
5
There had been economic collapse in 1975 and decades of military rule.
The Guardian
6
The entire economic collapse of Ireland and our subsequent loss of sovereignty.
The Irish Times
7
A combination of civil war and an economic collapse have been blamed.
Radio NZ
8
Complex financial instruments are out of fashion, blamed for the economic collapse.
The Guardian
9
Youth registration remained steady, allowing the sport to withstand the economic collapse.
The Guardian
10
So, how does Maimane plan on saving the nation from economic collapse?
The South African
11
He says that Beijing still has great power to avoid an economic collapse.
Radio NZ
12
Hardly startling news, given the international coverage of our economic collapse.
The Irish Times
13
They pre-date the great economic collapse and that makes progress difficult.
The Irish Times
14
Producers were nervous about falling demand and consumers dreaded economic collapse.
Reuters
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The effect of the economic collapse on Irish companies has been well documented.
The Irish Times
16
But its 84-year-old leader Robert Mugabe blames Western sanctions for this economic collapse.
Reuters
This collocation consists of:
Economic collapse through the time
Economic collapse across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare