noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
economic recession (= a period during which a country or area has a lot of problems with its economy )
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People are scared they will lose their homes if there is an economic recession.
the depths of recession
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The country was recovering from the depths of recession .
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
current
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The Beckwith brothers and Tony Clegg exited from property shares with perfect timing just before the current disastrous recession .
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Matters referred to in relation to the current recession include the provisions for companies to carry back trading losses.
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Course costs and benefits Sir, - During the current recession we are all forced to carefully review costs.
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Yet the current recession is far from average.
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When the current recession gripped, they decided to take evasive action.
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Negatives 1 Unemployment has been the most obvious cost of the current recession .
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Experts say that the current recession is behind the trend.
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In many ways families have never recovered from the earlier recession of the 1980s, let alone the current recession.
deep
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All three countries were already in a deep recession last summer, which the war has made worse.
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Stagflation and the threat of deeper world recession has left marks upon the consciousness of the workers.
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The advertising industry was in deep recession .
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We had come out of a deep recession a year earlier, while Clinton has had good economic times.
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But now, with the City of London in a deep economic recession , the pressure on dealers had increased.
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Investors are hoping the economy will pull out of a deep recession this year.
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Is he worried that it has taken such a deep and prolonged recession to reduce inflation to its current level?
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That would have fueled a disastrous crash that would cripple banks and securities firms and lead to a deep recession .
economic
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The economic recession around the world was not generally helpful to precious metal prices.
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Mr Bruce says the fund bought the zeros several years ago in anticipation of an economic recession .
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At a time of economic recession and high interest rates this is a particular problem.
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The last, and perhaps most troubling possibility for the stock market, would be an unexpected economic dive into recession .
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The economic recession of the late 1970s brought about a decline in the scheme similar to that in regional policy.
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President Allende took office at the end of a period of economic recession .
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Hopes are still expressed that old manufacturing industries will re-employ all those previously made redundant as soon as the economic recession is over.
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It was feared that a severe liquidity crisis might ensue and that the world economy would then be plunged into economic recession .
global
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However, the case for a global recession is not clear-cut.
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But for now the really interesting question is whether the collapse in share prices means the start of a global recession .
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But the global recession was deeper than that.
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The 1982-83 policies made the global recession vanish almost instantly.
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So what price a global recession ?
ill
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Britain in the early 1990s appears to be on the precipice of the worst recession since the 1930s.
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The worst recession since the l930s was followed by a boom.
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The sharpest rise in shop sales for almost 12 years encouraged hopes that the worst of the recession is over.
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We've gone through the worst of the recession .
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Above all, both countries are facing their worst recessions for many years.
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Although interest rates and inflation were both falling, Britain had to struggle through one of the worst recessions since the war.
long
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But the long recession , together with high unemployment figures and a stagnant housing market, has changed homeowners' perceptions.
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What now, when we may have hit the bottom of the longest real estate recession in 60 years?
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Gripped by the longest recession since the war, Britain needs a government with a clear sense of direction and purpose.
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By the end of this year, California will bounce back completely from its 5-year-\#long recession .
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Furthermore, the percentage of success would be higher following a long recession .
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The Conservatives have created the longest recession for 60 years.
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And it is both a warning to the public and an acknowledgment of the long climb out of recession which still lies ahead.
previous
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Defence spending, untouched by the previous recession , is falling as the cold war thaws.
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The previous recession sorted out two fundamental problems: overmanning and troublesome unions.
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And all, whether singly or in combination, have preceded previous recessions .
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The University of Michigan's consumer-confidence index remains above its level in previous recessions .
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It is based on the behaviour of several indicators, including inventories and consumer confidence, ahead of previous recessions .
severe
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What starts as a mild downturn becomes a severe recession through the reaction of risk-averse, highly leveraged businesses.
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More severe recessions that last longer.
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Record profits in time of recession Darlington Building Society has made record profits despite the severe recession in the housing market.
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It has been a severe recession for the construction industry.
■ NOUN
world
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A decade of success ended with the problems of recession - a world recession.
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Stagflation and the threat of deeper world recession has left marks upon the consciousness of the workers.
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Nissan's £75 million loss between March and September is blamed on the world recession .
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The world recession has been tough for all of us, at home and abroad.
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Unemployment is a consequence of various factors - of inflation and world recession - and not something that we can escape.
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The result could be world recession and a worsening of the international debt crisis.
■ VERB
affect
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Both the controls and manufacturing services businesses were adversely affected by recession in their markets.
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The leisure business continues to be once again seriously affected by the recession .
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Worst hit will be the South, where people with high mortgages have been most affected by the recession .
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As a result of this home-market bias, Highland was affected by economic recession in Britain.
avoid
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Monetary policy was eased in order to avoid a downturn or recession .
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In either case United Kingdom-linked companies are best avoided , as prolonged recession would result in more company failures and dividend cuts.
blame
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Nissan's £75 million loss between March and September is blamed on the world recession .
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The company have blamed the recession .
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The job losses are blamed on the recession .
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But as shopping habits changed many traders shut up shop and moved out blaming recession , traffic restrictions and fewer bus routes.
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The company blames the recession and a downturn in orders.
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And today Fluid transfer at Nailsworth cut seventeen staff ... also blaming the recession .
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Admits commuters are dropping out but blames the recession .
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Central Office complains that the government is blamed for recession but gets no credit for recovery.
cause
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Imports had fallen to US$4,010 million in 1990 as a result of contraction in internal demand caused by the recession .
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Greenspan also said it was too early to judge whether the recent drop in the stock market could cause a recession .
hit
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It should also drum up more work for a profession that has been badly hit by the recession .
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Background: The New York area was hit hard by the recession , but pent-up demand is pushing up prices.
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But those images are becoming harder and harder to stomach in a world hit by recession .
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Reverend Sawyer says like everything else, his church is being hit by the recession .
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And not surprisingly, the motorists hardest hit by recession are those living in London and the south-east.
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The Automobile Industry is among the hardest hit by the recession .
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The South-East and West Midlands have been hardest hit by the recession .
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She says rural areas have been hard hit by the recession .
move
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The crunch has come, however, when the period of subsidy ends, or when the economy has moved into recession .
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Really, we moved just before the recession took hold, otherwise we couldn't have done it.
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The Chancellor had totally failed to come up with an industrial strategy to move Britain out of recession , Mr Brown said.
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With the economy moving out of recession we expect to see fewer clients cutting back and this should help reduce our terminations.
pull
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As an economy pulls out of recession , the demand for loans is likely to rise.
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If, however, firms believe that the economy will now pull out of recession , their confidence will increase.
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He said Labour was seeking a mandate for the action needed to pull Britain out of recession .
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But the housing market will pull out of the recession in the second half of 1993, say the economic pundits.
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Hence none of the engines of recovery is available to pull us out of the recession .
recover
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In many ways families have never recovered from the earlier recession of the 1980s, let alone the current recession.
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As in Iowa, New Hampshire had recovered from a 1992 recession and had seen unemployment drop sharply.
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The report painted a generally optimistic picture of Britain continuing to recover from the worst recession since 1945.
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Wilson made three separate proposals for personal income tax cuts as the California economy recovered from a deep recession .
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In the recession of the early 1990s the United States successfully used lower interest rates to help it recover from a recession.
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Its report said countries that have reformed most vigorously have recovered from recession more rapidly and attracted more investment.
suffer
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The Longbridge car plant in the constituency has suffered in the recession and Labour needs a swing of only 2.5 percent.
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For instance, what if Bozo, Inc., suffers through a recession and earns just one penny?
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Male speaker It's precisely prosperous towns like Wallingford which are suffering from the recession .
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Both economies have suffered grievously from recession .
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Many towns and cities have suffered in the recession .
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The sort of business which flourished in the eighties but suffered in the recession hit nineties, laying off workers.
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He has not even learned that Britain is suffering from a recession bordering on a slump.
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I hope the people who have suffered from the recession will continue to support the conservative party.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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In times of severe recession companies are often forced to make massive job cuts in order to survive.
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the recession of the 1980s
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The car industry, like most other industries, is feeling the effects of the recession .
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The economy is in recession and will remain so for at least another year.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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About one-fifth of the economists see a recession under way by the time of the presidential election this November.
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Banks' need for capital is greatest when economies are in recession and borrowers can not service their loans.
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First, it could turn slowdowns into recessions and average recessions into more severe ones.
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First, there is the recession .
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The first is that the recession they have caused and which so nearly ditched them will not go away automatically.
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The reduction to recession happens when there is too much in the engram bank suppressing the incident.
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Yet the current recession is far from average.