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Meanings of great recession in English

Russian
великая рецессия
Portuguese
crise financeira internacional
Catalan
crisi bursatil 2008
Spanish
crisis económica de 2008-2011

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

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великая рецессия
Usage of great recession in English
1
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
6
His focus, perhaps unexpectedly, isn't on the 2008 crash and the great recession that followed.
The Guardian
7
Think about what a relative luxury we've enjoyed since the great recession hit in 2008.
The Irish Times
8
Critics have hailed it as as a masterpiece of the great recession and the economic crisis.
The Guardian
9
It inhales its own young, the refugees from the great recession flooding back for Chr(...)
The Irish Times
10
The 2008 financial crisis produced a great recession that "wrecked economies, toppled governments, and brought turmoil".
The Guardian
11
Sales even rose during the great recession of 2009 as consumers replaced pricier meals out with a Domino's.
The Guardian
12
They're children of the great recession.
The Guardian
13
Such an inversion was last seen in 2007 and correctly foretold the great recession that followed a year later.
Reuters
14
Australia's unparalleled performance during the great recession taught us that the shape, size and length of stimulus is critical.
The Guardian
15
The great recession was followed by Brexit, the election of Donald Trump and the rise of authoritarianism particularly in Europe.
The Guardian
16
It may be unwise, but the central bank has been extremely solicitous of financial market mood since the great recession.
Reuters