The phrase "economic backlash" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a negative reaction or response to economic policies, decisions, or events.
Example: "The new tax reforms led to an economic backlash among small business owners who felt unfairly targeted."
Alternatives: "economic response" or "financial backlash."
Individuals who don't fit these stereotypes suffer social and economic backlash from their peers.
But even relatively quiet parts of Ukraine have not escaped the economic backlash of the country's political problems.
At a time of grinding austerity and persistent unemployment across Europe, minorities and migrants are facing a growing political and economic backlash.
They won't offer the guarantee of a satisfactory result, and they could produce significant economic backlash for US companies – and, more directly, US allies.
The controversy made national headlines and McCrory's status as the face of the law, and the economic backlash that ensued, sapped his support.
Robert M. Teeter, a leading Republican poll taker, said he has seen no evidence for the Democrats' claims of a growing economic backlash.
It is the reaction it seeks to provoke: economic collapse, the backlash, the hatred, the division, the elimination of tolerance, until societies cease to reconcile their differences and become defined by them.
We're seeing a cultural, economic and political backlash against certain key aspects of globalisation and Michael thinks this is the beginning of a trend rather than the end and that Trump's policies could see long term problems spread across the world.
While I don't trust the Iranians, either, promising though the new presidency in Tehran may or may not be, I also haven't heard a realistic scenario for a war with Iran that both succeeds in wiping out any prospect of an Iranian nuclear weapon and avoids a terrible backlash, economic and otherwise.
Richard V. Burkhauser, Economic Perspective on ADA Backlash: Comments from the BJELL Symposium on the Americans with Disabilities Act, An, 21 Berkeley J. Emp.
Mr. Plesl said that with the country suffering through economic hard times, a backlash against austerity had also favored the Social Democrats, who have pledged to increase spending.
