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Перевод: recession

[существительное]
удаление; уход ; отступание; углубление; спад ; рецессия ; падение; понижение; снижение
[существительное]

Тезаурус:

1. And most, in their macroeconomic management, lurched between unjustified fears of recession and unwarranted euphoria about growth.
2. The recent budget agreement means that in the current fiscal year, as America moves into recession, this discretionary component of fiscal policy is tightening to the tune of 1% of GNP, almost enough to cancel out easing in the automatic component.
3. The authority also says that advertisements offering easy ways to earn cash are "gaining in audacity" as the recession deepens.
4. But he believes the recession is so serious, and room for manoeuvre is so limited, that this time the feel-good effect will be too long in coming.
5. Is it only the recession that makes so many people, especially the young, talk so much about their job prospects?
6. In its report on Nigel Lawson's last Budget earlier this year, the TCSC said the Chancellor was walking a tightrope, with inflation on one side and recession on the other.
7. Radical changes were not made and yet unemployment rates remained more or less constant in single percentage figures throughout OECD countries until the oil price shock induced recession after 1973.
8. But if anything, the rate may already be too high, bringing with it the danger that it will not only remove excess demand, but push the economy into recession.
9. MOST company chairmen proudly trumpet the number of jobs that they have cut during the recession.
10. The deep recession that followed shows how painful true perestroika can be.
11. The gloomiest predict that the effect on confidence could turn recession into slump.
12. I shall just have to play on and ride out the recession and I feel I still have three good years left in me at the top.
13. Even Italy and France, however, should avoid recession in 1991.