financial crisis

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meanings of financialand crisis

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financial
adjective
uk /faɪˈnæn.ʃəl/ us /faɪˈnæn.ʃəl/
relating to money or how money ...
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crisis
noun
uk /ˈkraɪ.sɪs/ us /ˈkraɪ.sɪs/
a time of great disagreement, confusion, ...
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The transforming labour market after the financialcrisis.
And now the collapse of the island's sole economic backbone drew the whole crown colony in a financialcrisis of unforeseen extent.
It is an important finding, not only for countries undergoing transition, but also for countries emerging from financialcrisis, armed conflicts, and natural disasters.
More to the point, in the aftermath of the financialcrisis, non-statutory welfare expenditures decreased to 7 per cent of overall labour costs.
Table 1c shows the last ratings for 1998, which may reflect the deepening financialcrisis.
It was a lot easier to manage international financialcrisis in the eighties than in the nineties precisely for that reason.
After the 1997 financialcrisis, however, they have come to recognize that democratization and regional security are mutually intertwined.
It is not enough to credit the financialcrisis for political reforms.
However, we have come to realize that the policies and institutional responses of states were not adequate to deal with the financialcrisis.
The relationship of this spiralling corruption to the 1997 financialcrisis is clear.
Notably, adverse selection may increase in a financialcrisis, leading to a disruption of liquidity.
This pattern is most troubling in the days preceding and following a major financialcrisis.
Many of the high returns arose from a financialcrisis and the privatization of public utilities.
Still, the expansive strategies of the government carried on, with the benevolent support of international donors, plunging the country deeper into financialcrisis.
After the extreme crisis of the thirties, we went without a financialcrisis until the middle of the seventies.
Consequently, in the aftermath of the 1997 financialcrisis, attention was focused on these foundations.
Empire-building occurred in the context of financialcrisis and the stabilizing of external and internal frontiers.
However, it was clear that neither state policies nor institutional responses were adequate to deal with the financialcrisis.
Furthermore, the persistent financialcrisis had severely eroded public confidence in the public pension systems thus facilitating the reform.
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