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Meanings of economic insecurity in English

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Usage of economic insecurity in English
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But it does lead to an increase in economic insecurity among young people.
The Guardian
2
Racism, sexism, nationalism, poverty, pollution and economic insecurity have been eliminated.
Dayworld Breakup
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Rather, the results could also suggest anxieties about economic insecurity and social standing.
Reuters
4
Living with debt and economic insecurity is living on the edge.
The Guardian
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It produced big spikes of anxiety and perhaps... feelings of economic insecurity, Freedman said.
Reuters
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This starts a cycle of economic insecurity and instability that follows them throughout adulthood.
The Guardian
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Discontent driven by economic insecurity has become the defining theme of the current presidential election.
Wired
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After a week of panic driven by economic insecurity in Asia, the US markets calmed today.
Wired
9
Over-population leads to economic insecurity and social unrest.
Brave new world revisited
10
Has economic insecurity bred introspective short-term sectional thinking?
The Irish Times
11
For Klein, the working class is acting out of the pain of economic insecurity and inequality.
The Irish Times
12
After a week of panic driven by economic insecurity in Asia, the New York markets calmed today.
Wired
13
Poverty and economic insecurity are very stressful.
Death du Jour
14
Markets Up After a week of panic driven by economic insecurity in Asia, the US markets calmed today.
Wired
15
The poor and most vulnerable understand that the economic insecurity they face is not a state of exception.
The South African
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The disease is associated with both economic insecurity, due to long-term morbidity-related loss of productivity, and intense social stigma.
Pubmed
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common