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8、In Britain, meanwhile, labor officials are quoted as urging the government to inject cash into the country's automobile industry to ensure it survives the current global economic slump.

10、Pacific Asia travel Association spokesman John Koldowski says there had been hope the region's travel industry would begin to recover from the economic slump late this year.

12、I work in the traditional exhibition Business, in an economic slump during the search for development projects in the world is willing to pay a friend.

14、A college diploma has long been the ticket to a good job, but the deepest economic slump in decades has dampened the dreams of many U. s. college seniors.

1、Is Asia really heading for such a painful economic slump?

3、The current economic slump is an earnest of the major recession to come.

5、During the economic slump the Obama government liked to say that "a crisis is a terrible thing to waste."

7、THE last time Mexico suffered an economic slump, in 1995, it turned to its northern neighbour for help.

11、A college diploma has long been the ticket to a good job, but the deepest economic slump in decades has dampened the dreams of many U.S. college seniors.

15、Amid the global economic slump, only shoppers in South Korea and China in the McKinsey survey expressed in sizable Numbers that they spent more this past year on luxury goods than before.

4、But if deflation is the result of a deepening economic slump, that's another thing entirely.

9、Most economists here say that California's economic slump has not bottomed out and that it may grow worse before the earliest projected recovery in 1995.

2、Some donors are concerned the area may see an economic slump after the reconstruction jobs disappear.

13、(AFP report from Washington D.C.) There is an important report showing a dramatic economic slump in a series of references with different comments. Analysts said that it puts US economic recovery momentum in question.

6、But the West's economic slump has given force to their claims by sapping the earning power of the young.