Sentence examples for economic bust from inspiring English sources

In reality it has led to economic bust.

Then the economic bust of 2008 arrived with the global financial crisis.

Like Mr. Bariff, many administrators anticipated an economic bust and planned accordingly.

As policymakers have battled the biggest economic bust since the Depression, John Maynard Keynes has been their guide.

The small Baltic country has clawed its way back from a huge economic bust and bank crisis that followed a breakneck boom.

Should the party stick to the centre-left and hope that the tide turns against the PT because of a huge scandal, say, or an economic bust?

Long-term unemployment can thus turn into structural unemployment.But structural unemployment is not simply a product of economic busts.

DJ Yale Fox took the Dow Jones industrial average and cross referenced it with an analysis of all songs from the billboard charts and found that "economic busts are associated with faster music in minor keys".

According to the EPI, this factor shrinks in economic booms and gets magnified during economic busts, like the recession the US is still currently climbing out of.

The data used here is the lifestyle survey "Heilsa og líðan Íslendinga" (Health and well-being of the Icelandic population) carried out by the Icelandic Public Health Institute in 2007 and 2009 and then Icelandic Directorate of health in 2012, providing data from periods of economic boom, bust, and recovery.

Adopting the faux plain English beloved of Economist writers, they dismiss attempts to put an end to the economic boom-bust cycle as "utopian twaddle" and efforts to reign in the financial system as "dystopian twaddle".