Examples of using Deep recession in English and their translations into Russian
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Although the global economy is slowly recovering from the deep recession, a number of uncertainties and risks cloud the outlook,
given the interdependence of emerging market economies with the United States economy through exports, a deep recession in the United States would also drag down those economies.
growing rapidly, while the Russian economy remains in a deep recession due to the drop in oil prices
by saying Keynesian economics was being used:"The economy was in a deep recession, the country was broke(due to hurricanes) therefore it had
As is seen from the assessments, the deep recession which started in the second half of the 1980s reached most of the sectors which are generally the basic sources of the greenhouse gases.
source of the financing needed to prevent their sliding into deep recession and losing their hard-earned productive
Despite the fact that in 2010-2012 capital investments grew faster when compared to GDP, the deep recession in the investment sector in the acute phase of the crisis had been the binding constraint on economic development.
Due to the overall macro-economic instability and deep recession which has persisted since the early 1990's,
that we would experience deep recession, that we would once again resort to the panacea of stoking short-term growth
The steel industry underwent a deep recession which is ending only now,
Following the share-market crash New Zealand experienced a deep recession.
these economies suffered deep recessions.
have also experienced deep recessions EBRD 2006.
Hence, directing fiscal stimuli towards creating the low-carbon economy is a strategy ideally suited to economic prescriptions that help lift economies out of deep recessions.
have also experienced deep recessions.
the Baltic States, the very deep recessions that were, to a greater
commentators had accepted that the current crisis represented the deepest recession since the Second World War,
this will be their deepest recession since the second world war,
Again measures so far adopted for a better management of financial crises appear to be largely ineffective in preventing deep recessions and sharp increases in poverty in countries facing rapid exit of capital.
this represents a bounce-back from deep recessions in 2009 and neither economy is back to its pre-crisis level of income.