The Perfect Storm of a Global Recession

lead us forward out of this recession.

How to Avoid a Double Dip Global Recession

Economic stagnation has come to appear endless.

Economic stagnation remains a serious concern.

Global economic momentum

Robert S. Lopez has contended that it was a period of deep economic recession.

Unfortunately, the Great Recession of 2008 2009 is far from being a normal global recession.

To be sure, the world recession will hit Germany with full force.

Australia has not been spared the consequences of the recent world recession.

Now they face a second blow from the global recession.

It may be too late to avoid a recession in the advanced countries and a slowdown in emerging and low income countries.

What we're seeing with consumers right now is the ability for them to actually lead us forward out of this recession.

Deepening economic recession is bound to catalyze political change.

Global Economic Cooperation or Bust

It simply reflects the recessionary (or deflationary) force of weak global demand hanging over the world economy.

The Chinese economy still roared ahead in the midst of a worldwide recession.

Are we facing a long global slump, or possibly even a depression?

The world economy is slowly emerging from the state of stagnation which has lasted for far too long.

Coupled with fears of a double dip recession in the United States, the European debt crisis is dragging the global economy into another cycle of financial panic and economic recession.

Nobody should underestimate the difficulty of rebuilding Sri Lanka s war ravaged north and reconciling the Tamils at a time of global recession.

The IMF, along with many national leaders, seem ready to give full credit to these policies for engineering what might be the end of the global economic recession.

Nothing will be easy, given growing problems of security, governability, institutional stability, and economic performance, with the prospect of renewed global recession threatening oil revenues.

Nonetheless, almost two decades of economic stagnation have eroded Japan s regional clout.

That question is not prompted by the worst economic slump since the 1930 s.

Only swift and sustained recovery can stem the rise in the human cost of economic stagnation.

Global Information Technology Report 2004 2005, World Economic Forum.

Greenhouse gas emissions may have dropped as a consequence of reduced production amid the economic recession, but the coal resurgence does not bode well for future targets.

The global economic recovery remains too weak.

Mr. Malte Godbersen, World Economic Forum, Geneva

As Prime Minister since 2004, his success story continued even during the global recession.

Oil prices also played a role in the recent finance driven global recession.

Otherwise, the risk of another global recession will continue to rise.

Together, they account for 42 of world population and one third of global economic growth in the past ten years.

In an economic downturn, that is the last thing that businesses need or want.

If the US goes into recession, the acrimony will get a lot worse.

LONDON The economic downturn has produced an explosion of popular anger against bankers greed and their obscene bonuses.

In that case, a recession can occur despite the central bank s best efforts.

The coming recession may stem their growth temporarily, but only slightly.

During the global economic free fall between the fall of 2008 and the spring of 2009, an L shaped economic and financial Armageddon was still firmly in the mix of plausible scenarios.

Out of both conviction and convenience, Mexico invariably sides with Washington and points to China s undervalued exchange rate as the cause of its economic stagnation.

Moreover, today s global imbalances and misaligned real exchange rates threaten to bring on not just mild recession, but significant and prolonged depression.

China would continue to make a key contribution to world economic growth.

Still, this global recession will continue for a longer period than the consensus suggest.

After a long period of stagnation the global economy is poised for its first significant expansion.