Synonyms for recessions
re·ces·sions

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1. List of paraphrases for "recessions":

   downturns, depressions

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1. Boston Consulting Group:

   No two recessions are alike. I don't think people are deeply concerned about a major recession or massive stagnation.

2. Chief Executive Elmar Degenhart:

   Market growth in Europe and the USA helped us to compensate for slower growth in China, major recessions in Russia and Brazil, and the decline in industrial business, particularly in the raw materials sector, we aim to maintain our adjusted EBIT margin again at more than 10.5 percent.

3. Doug Parker:

   In recessions you don't see the airlines ground aircraft like we're doing today, what I anticipate will happen is we continue to see gradual improvement over the next six months. It doesn't need to be all the way recovered by any means but say 80 % of what it used to be, we'd be flying all of the airlines, we'd be needing to employ all of the people we have employed.

4. Lakshman Achuthan:

   Recessions can be cleansing events for the economy as a whole, forcing inefficient behemoths out of business and making room for more nimble competitors who can better satisfy customer needs, this time around, the economy has changed enough following the pandemic that new business opportunities are bound to have opened up.

5. Brian Peery:

   It's now in the realm of possibility that we have a recession in 2016, especially some localized recessions in the Midwest states, at a certain point, the benefits of low oil to the consumer gives way to losses in the job market in the oil patch, especially in the Midwest.