The same is true for a sustained recovery of financial markets.

Fixing the financial system is necessary, but not sufficient, for recovery.

(iii) The major financial and troop contributors involved in the recovery effort

Fixing the financial sector was necessary for economic recovery, but far from sufficient.

(c) The major financial, troop and civilian police contributors involved in the recovery effort

As a first step to recovery, the US must undertake serious financial sector reforms.

(c) The major financial, troop and civilian police contributors involved in the recovery effort

Are these harbingers of a robust recovery for the financial sector, or just urban myths?

Right now is the US s best chance yet for a real, sustained recovery from the financial crisis.

Recovery began only after the balance sheet weaknesses in the financial, household, and corporate sectors were addressed.

In the heat of the battle against financial panic, policy attention turned away from that green recovery.

The global economy is now on a recovery path, albeit uneven, and financial conditions have improved substantially.

The economists Kenneth Rogoff and Carmen Reinhart argue that recovery after a financial crisis is almost always slow.

Sometimes, strong recoveries follow recessions, but recovery following financial crises is always immensely painful, time consuming, and traumatic.

Requested financial allocations were made from the 2004 Kosovo consolidated budget for recovery and reconstruction assistance (a priority).

The basic elements of a recovery package include, first and foremost, a rational approach to rebooting the financial system.

Regulation that is not globally coordinated, they warned, would create unnecessary uncertainty, prolong financial distress, and threaten economic recovery.

One factor behind slow post financial crisis recovery is that nobody knows how the division of labor will be rearranged.

The dollar came under pressure early in the current financial crisis, but staged a strong recovery as the crisis worsened.

New York As spring comes to America, optimists are seeing green sprouts of recovery from the financial crisis and recession.

And it will reconcile recovery in the US with the need to prevent global imbalances from again threatening financial stability.

They would natu rally be preoccupied with today s problems the eurozone crisis, global recovery, financial regulation, international macroeconomic imbal ances, and so on.

Governmental contributions The Japanese financial recovery continued even after SCAP departed and the economic boom propelled by the Korean War abated.

Irish recovery cannot occur without European recovery.

LONDON Nearly four years after the start of the global financial crisis, many are wondering why economic recovery is taking so long.

Trying to rescue the financial sector without supporting a recovery in terms of businesses, jobs, and family purchasing power will not work.

For starters, much less time has elapsed since the financial crisis, the recession has been much shallower, and recovery has come faster.

Emerging markets are leading the recovery, but a number of them must contend with the risks of overheating and growing financial imbalances.

International financial institutions are encouraged to fully participate in such efforts so as to increase the overall effect of sustainable recovery practices.

These should be included under a contractual agreement between the organizations, indicating the agreed level of service and the financial commitments for both parties (fees, cost recovery mechanisms or other financial arrangements).

The real failings in the Obama recovery program, however, lie not in the stimulus package but in its efforts to revive financial markets.

Specific programmes and special arrangements for economic recovery, with necessary financial resources and incentives for the affected countries and States, should be devised.

These are an anemic, below trend, U shaped recovery in advanced economies, as firms and households continue to repair their balance sheets a stronger, V shaped recovery in emerging market countries, owing to stronger macroeconomic, financial, and policy fundamentals.

Recovery

Despite these examples, economic and financial commentators appear increasingly puzzled about the weak US recovery, with its modest GDP growth and meager employment gains.

Perhaps the Great Contraction of 2008 2009 will be different from other deep financial crises, and we will see a sustained sharp recovery worldwide.

They added froth to financial markets but did next to nothing to foster vigorous recovery and redress deep rooted problems in the real economy.

The trouble is that if macro pru does not work, the interest rate would have to serve two opposing goals economic recovery and financial stability.

Barely a year after the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers, financial markets have stabilized, stock markets have rebounded, and the economy is showing signs of recovery.

Examining previous deep financial crises, there was every reason to be concerned that the employment decline would be catastrophically deep and the recovery extraordinarily slow.

Its post 2008 recovery has slowed, and some observers fear that Europe s financial problems could tip the American and world economy into a second recession.

A year after the collapse of Lehman Brothers in September 2008, confidence in the United States financial system had been restored, and recovery had begun.

Economic recovery is not stellar, but it is a recovery nonetheless.

Asset recovery

Obama s Recovery?