antirecession

antirecession

(ˌæntɪrɪˈsɛʃən)
adj
(Economics) acting against recession
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An aggressive stimulus was not part of Canada's antirecession strategy.
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Not surprisingly, the Taylor and Feldstein regressions do not yield a precise, robust coefficient estimate for the tax rebate variable because there have been very few antirecession tax rebates.
Keynesian fiscal stimulus: what have we learned from the Great Recession?
In short, both crisis management and institutional authoritarianism explanations offer plausible accounts of the prompt convergence among Chinese policymakers on their 2008-2009 antirecession package.
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The article then goes on to summarize the legislative history of the administration's key economic policy initiatives, the antirecession program and the financial reform law, and then to put these policy actions into the context of party competition by tracing the actions of the conservative opposition in the legislative arena and in the election campaign.
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He added: "I think it is the antirecession programme.
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Unfortunately, antirecession policy was not helpful either.
Tendencies of real estate market development in the current context (in terms of Poland and Ukraine)
For example, in response to the recession of 1973-75, (4) Congress enacted the Antirecession Fiscal Assistance (ARFA) program, which was combined with general revenue sharing grants and the Local Public Works (LPW) program to provide unrestricted grants and infrastructure funding to the states.
Improving the impact of federal aid to the states
In a 1978 monograph, Robert Crider wrote, "it is important to determine how state and local governments fit into national antirecession policies." Hansen and Perloff, two prominent economists of that time, made much the same point in 1944.
Countercyclical fiscal program, an idea whose time hasn't yet come
Twice during the presidential-campaign debates, Barack Obama termed early-childhood education one of his highest priorities, and even before serious planning got under way for an antirecession "stimulus" package, he had pledged to this priority an additional $10 billion in annual federal funding.
The preschool picture
This is a point worth keeping in mind when making conjectures about the effects of quickly adopted antirecession policies, and one of the many reasons why multipliers estimated using historical episodes might not apply in the present circumstances.
By how much does GDP rise if the government buys more output?
(7) Although some economists argue that the German government has opted for a more Keynesian fiscal and economic policy during the recent economic recession, this antirecession programme is limited in scope and duration and is neither sufficient to support long-term growth driven by domestic demand nor capable of altering the export-led foundations of the German economy.
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