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The Bank of England kept its base interest rate at the all-time low of 0.5 percent last week and did not approve any additional monetary stimulus, despite Britain’s fall back into recession,...
Portugal Parliament has approved a government proposal to scrap four annual public holidays from next year in an effort to improve the country’s economic competitiveness. After a decade of scant...
In a healthy job market, however, the ratio is usually about 2-to-1. Improving prospects may lure more workers into the labor market and help the world’s largest economy cut into the 5 million-job...
Meanwhile, the average price, for previously owned and new homes, increased by 4.76 percent compared with March 2011, reaching $146,920. Prices in the region had peaked in 2006, then declined...
Analysts expect the government will report Friday that employers added 163,000 jobs in April, according to a survey by FactSet. The unemployment rate is expected to stay at 8.2 percent. Paul...
Still, more recent data suggest the decline may be temporary. The Commerce Department said Wednesday that orders for factory goods fell 1.5 percent, the steepest decline since March 2009, when the...
The manufacturing news jolted stock indexes out of a morning stupor, although the gains waned throughout the afternoon. The Dow added 65.69 points to 13,279.32, its highest closing mark since Dec....
YORK News that Spain’s economy entered another recession renewed worries about the fragility of Europe’s finances Monday and nudged stocks lower. The Standard & Poor’s 500 index slipped 5.45...
In 2009 and 2010, total nationwide health-care spending grew at less than 4 percent per year, the slowest annual pace in more than five decades, according to the latest numbers from the Centers...
Spain at “negative.” Spain, the eurozone’s fourth-largest economy, is just now just three notches above so-called junk status.Earlier this week, the Bank of Spain confirmed that the country had...
As any economist worth his or her salt knows, taking money out of the economy through higher taxes during a recession is a growth killer. The anti-austerity fad is driven by the same... Full Article at Washington Times
Also in January, the president and Congress will face the expiration of a host of tax cuts that benefit every American household. Unless Congress agrees on an alternative deficit-reduction... Full Article at The Washington Post
A woman holds her child as she begs outside shops displaying Christmas offers in central Athens on December 9, 2011. Greece's economy remained trapped in a deep recession in the third quarter but shrank less than previously thought, at a revised 5.0... View Photo »
Spain has fallen into its second recession since 2009 as its economy shrank for the second consecutive quarter, according to a government report Monday. There are now a dozen European nations that have had their economies shrink for two consecutive quarters, a condition that generally equates to a reces...
B. Mulligan is an economics professor at the University of Chicago. Sometimes Republicans and Democrats are like Coke and Pepsi: a lot more different in marketing than they are in substance. Aging,... Full Article at The New York Times
Mayor Vincent Gray’s economic development team has decided to restart the development process for Hill East after the economic crisis hampered an earlier attempt by his predecessor, Adrian Fenty. ... Full Article at The Washington Post
A lorry transporting cars passes a bridge in Duisburg, Germany, Tuesday, May 15, 2012. Germany's economy grew 0.5 percent in the first quarter of 2012. Europe dodged one bullet Tuesday after figures showed the economy of the 17 countries that use the... View Photo »
Spain has fallen into its second recession since 2009 as its economy shrank for the second consecutive quarter, according to a government report Monday. There are now a dozen European nations that have had their economies shrink for two consecutive quarters, a condition that generally equates to a reces...
Businesses aren’t yet ready to commit to full-time employees, especially when an economic recovery is far from certain. But in the latest recession and recovery, temporary workers seem even more... Full Article at Los Angeles Times
Sheep rest in front of furnaces in Duisburg, Germany, Tuesday, May 15, 2012. Germany's economy grew 0.5 percent in the first quarter of 2012. Europe dodged one bullet Tuesday after figures showed the economy of the 17 countries that use the euro... View Photo »
Unless Congress agrees on an alternative deficit-reduction strategy, the policies threaten to deliver a fiscal shock that could throw the nation back into recession. House Budget Committee... Full Article at The Washington Post
Reddam, 56, is president of Anaheim-based CashCall, the mortgage refinancing and high-interest personal loan company who critics say has unfairly capitalized upon people's financial woes during... Full Article at Los Angeles Times
But he returned, again and again, to what he characterized as the failed fiscal policies of Mr. Obama. In an especially pointed jab, Mr. Romney suggested that Mr. Obama’s approach to government... Full Article at The New York Times
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The video outlines the challenges America faced as President Obama took office at the height of the worst recession in almost a century, and discusses the progress that has been made strengthening the middle class and building an economy where hard work pays and responsibility is rewarded.
Spain has fallen into its second recession since 2009 as its economy shrank for the second consecutive quarter, according to a government report Monday. There are now a dozen European nations that have had their economies shrink for two consecutive quarters, a condition that generally equates to a reces...
Spain has fallen into its second recession since 2009 as its economy shrank for the second consecutive quarter, according to a government report Monday. There are now a dozen European nations that have had their economies shrink for two consecutive quarters, a condition that generally equates to a reces...
Stubborn inflation will only add to household's financial problems in the nearer term and supports the view that the eurozone economy will fall deeper into recession
There's no issue of greater importance facing the nation now than where the economy is headed and what needs to be done to fully recover from the worst recession since the Great Depression
The economy had already been going down with the housing crisis – construction stopped, people were losing homes, jobs, cars. That triggered the recession, but I think this law aggravated it here.
The risk is that recession delays low-carbon investment, leaving us a high-carbon legacy even when the global economy recovers, making meaningful action on climate change more expensive.
The main risk right now to the European economy is that we remain in recession because we haven't freed up enough financing for companies
It allowed them to do massive [budget] adjustment without putting the economy into a deep recession.
That alone would not drive the eurozone into economic contraction, but we have a combination of fiscal austerity and a credit crunch. It is a self-inflicted recession -- you don't get the same combination of shocks elsewhere in the world.
As I recall, the George W. [Bush] economic team, which is the same as the Romney team, expended a lot of effort arguing that the 2001 recession was Bill Clinton’s fault, so it is ironic that they now want to blame Obama for everything that happened after January 2009
That stopped trend widening trends. And the economic situation has become more dire. There are more countries in recession, which increases the odds of them missing their targets.
As we struggle to come out of the recession, CEO packages have continued to increase at a rate that is much greater than the rate of economic performance of these companies
the expensive partying at a four-star casino resort occurred . . . as millions of Americans were living hand to mouth, struggling under debts and the worst recession since the Great Depression.
The recession and the sluggish recovery have taken a particularly harsh toll on children, with more than one in four under 18 living in poverty, according to an analysis by the city’s Center for Economic Opportunity that will be released on Tuesday.
Recession deeper than anyone realized…worst recession since Great Depression…string of bad luck…earthquake in Japan…Arab Spring…European headwinds…automation…globalization…’not his program.’
What you’re really having is very solid private sector job creation ... The problem’s obvious. We started in a very, very deep hole and when you are starting from a hole, from the worst recession since the Great Depression, you’ve got a long way back.
I do believe that Ann Romney was right when she said the women she talks to and the women I talk to, traveling around my state, are interested in jobs and the economy ... There's no doubt that a lot of women have been hurt very badly in this recession. And jobs and the economy is their number one priori...
It's a ridiculous and deeply misleading look at the economy ... Remember the recession and the crisis started at the beginning of 2008 before the president took office. It caused a huge amount of damage to men, to women, to families. And the damage lasted for a time, and you're still seeing the scars of...
In the effort of achieving the budget surplus there is going to be so much money withdrawn from the economy that demand will weaken again, and therefore the economy will potentially even dip over into a recession
After all the [income] gap shrank during the recession which suggests if there’s any connection it would be the opposite [i.e. lessened inequality occurs in a down economy].
Saudi Arabia clearly fears a scenario like in 2008, when the oil price climbed to nearly $150 a barrel by midyear, causing the global economy to slide into recession and forcing the price down to $30 a barrel within a matter of months ... Whether the oil price will fall toward the $100 mark, as Saudi Ar...
A recession that began in 2008, and when we came to office [it] was the worst that we've seen since the Great Depression. This is a difficult environment. No one would deny that.
The House economic plan draws on the same wrong-headed theory that led to the worst recession of our lifetimes and contributed to the erosion of middle-class security over the last decade. And the President believes we cannot return to a failed theory that didn’t lead to the growth of jobs, incomes, or ...
