Примеры использования Severe recession на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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That housing bubble led to relatively severe recession.
In periods of severe recession extra attention is paid to the low-income groups.
Today we are suffering a serious political crisis, severe recession in production.
Having fallen into the most severe recession since the Second World War, the world economy is on the way to recovery.
From mid-1998 tothe end of 2001, Argentina experienced a severe recession.
This severe recession, which is marked by a financial crisis that began in various developed countries, has today affected every country.
Growth in the United States exceeded expectations andJapan fell into a severe recession.
Countries like Slovenia and Slovakia suffered from a very severe recession in 2009 due to the abrupt fall of exports.
(Because there are some new industries for which there is no existing capacity there will be some investment even in a severe recession.).
The Palestinian economy is in a severe recession after more than a year of intifada and subsequent closures of Palestinian territory.
Volcker tightened the money supply andbrought inflation down, creating a severe recession in the process.
But if there is a severe recession there, a slump, every year over several years then this can't but affect us. In the end, it affected us directly.
Like the Central and Eastern European region in general,Slovakia had gone into a severe recession in 1991.
The volatility in the world's financial markets has led to severe recession in many countries and slowed economic growth in others.
The severe recession which had hit developed countries in the wake of the oil-shock meant that demand for imports had fallen drastically, as had the demand forraw materials, which also hurt South America's export market.
In the first half of the 1990s, Finland experienced one of the most severe recessions in the OECD countries.
The sharp decline in exports,mainly reflecting the severe recessions in the major overseas markets, put a significant drag on Hong Kong's overall economic performance.
Of the three developed countries of the region, in 2001 and 2002 Japan experienced its third and most severe recession for several years.
The reform programme could not spare Poland from a severe recession in the early 1990s, with sharp declines in industrial production and increases in unemployment rates.
All regions of the South have experienced growth andthey have done so during the most severe recession in the North since the Great Depression.
However, it has also become apparent that social protection mechanisms are more effective if they are in place before a crisis strikes than if they are hastily put together after a country faces a severe recession.
All regions of the South have experienced growth during the most severe recession in the North since the Great Depression.
But Romania remained in severe recession(GDP falling over 3 per cent), and in Yugoslavia, with its infrastructure severely damaged by NATO bombing, GDP and industrial output are estimated to have fallen some 20 per cent and more.
The fact that protectionism has largely been kept at bay during the most severe recession since the 1930s is therefore a major achievement.
Figures from the United State Mint related to demand for American Eagles clearly show that investors markedly increased purchases of these coins during the stock market crash of 1987, right before the peak of the dot-com bubble(also referred to as the internet bubble) of 1999- 2000, and more recently in 2008- 2009 when the US andother major economies plunged into severe recession.
The crisis has plunged several of the fastest growing economies in the world into a severe recession and slowed the growth of world output and trade.
Among the risks to the global economy remain the housing market in China,where there is a severe recession, as well as geopolitical risks associated with the annexation of the Crimea by Russia and possible strengthening of sanctions against Russia in the near future, which also will be negatively displayed on the economy of the European Union.
In the beginning of the period under review, the North American economies were showing weak signs of recovery from a severe recession, while the major European economies and Japan slipped into recession. .
However, given the heightened uncertainties in the financial system,as well as the large potential for further deterioration in house prices, risks cannot be ruled out for an unusually severe recession, as under the pessimistic scenario.
The Irish voted against the Lisbon reforms in June 2008 andit is not clear what impact the very severe recession currently in the country will have on a second referendum being anticipated for the autumn of 2009.