financial crisis
collocation in Englishmeaningsoffinancialandcrisis
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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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(Definition offinancialandcrisisfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
Examplesoffinancial crisis
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The transforming labour market after thefinancialcrisis.
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And now the collapse of the island's sole economic backbone drew the whole crown colony in afinancialcrisisof unforeseen extent.
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It is an important finding, not only for countries undergoing transition, but also for countries emerging fromfinancialcrisis, armed conflicts, and natural disasters.
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More to the point, in the aftermath of thefinancialcrisis, non-statutory welfare expenditures decreased to 7 per cent of overall labour costs.
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Table 1c shows the last ratings for 1998, which may reflect the deepeningfinancialcrisis.
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It was a lot easier to manage internationalfinancialcrisisin the eighties than in the nineties precisely for that reason.
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After the 1997financialcrisis, however, they have come to recognize that democratization and regional security are mutually intertwined.
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It is not enough to credit thefinancialcrisisfor political reforms.
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However, we have come to realize that the policies and institutional responses of states were not adequate to deal with thefinancialcrisis.
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The relationship of this spiralling corruption to the 1997financialcrisisis clear.
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Notably, adverse selection may increase in afinancialcrisis, leading to a disruption of liquidity.
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This pattern is most troubling in the days preceding and following a majorfinancialcrisis.
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Many of the high returns arose from afinancialcrisisand the privatization of public utilities.
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Still, the expansive strategies of the government carried on, with the benevolent support of international donors, plunging the country deeper intofinancialcrisis.
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After the extreme crisis of the thirties, we went without afinancialcrisisuntil the middle of the seventies.
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Consequently, in the aftermath of the 1997financialcrisis, attention was focused on these foundations.
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Empire-building occurred in the context offinancialcrisisand the stabilizing of external and internal frontiers.
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However, it was clear that neither state policies nor institutional responses were adequate to deal with thefinancialcrisis.
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Furthermore, the persistentfinancialcrisishad severely eroded public confidence in the public pension systems thus facilitating the reform.
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