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Meanings of economic situation in English

Designates the economic situation of a particular country or region at a specific time.

Financial status.

Usage of economic situation in English
1
One minister leaving the meeting said the economic situation was not discussed.
Reuters
2
The general economic situation in Germany urgently asks for a flat rate.
Wired
3
Your personal economic situation is one factor to consider in this analysis.
Reuters
4
The country's dire economic situation has caused shortages of food and medicine.
The Guardian
5
MANAGEABLE Irish Prime Minister Brian Cowen insisted the economic situation was manageable.
Reuters
6
Still, this is a sign of the worsening of Cuba's economic situation.
Reuters
7
If the social and economic situation can be addressed, we're halfway there.
The Guardian
8
Things have changed, with the poor economic situation not helping matters either.
The Irish Times
9
The economic situation is bad, but we must get used to it.
Ten Days That Shook the World
10
The economic situation in Germany led Werner Weidenberg to seek work in Ireland.
The Irish Times
11
The economic situation has since deteriorated, however, plunging millions of people into poverty.
The Guardian
12
Advisory and support services for emigrants were always needed, despite Ireland's economic situation.
The Irish Times
13
Gabriel said the economic situation was deteriorating in Russia due to the sanctions.
Reuters
14
Russia's difficult economic situation is but a symptom of a deeper political malaise.
The Irish Times
15
As with most tax questions, the answers are specific to your economic situation.
Reuters
16
With time the leaders' greed grew, and with that the economic situation worsened.
The Guardian
This collocation consists of:
Economic situation through the time
Economic situation across language varieties
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
United States of America
Less common
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