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tough economic situation/environment (Ying); troubled economy (also: ailing, bad (esp. AmE), declining, depressed, failing, faltering, flagging, moribund, sagging (esp. AmE), slowing, sluggish, slumping (esp. AmE), sputtering (esp. AmE), stagnant, struggling, weakening; fragile, vulnerable, weak. OCD. The Russians who benefit from a troubled economy. BBC | Buy Winners and Losers in a Troubled Economy: How to Engage Customers Online to Gain Competitive Advantage by Richard Sedley, Martyn Perks (ISBN: ... | IMF bails Ukraine out again | Bailout aimed at stabilising Ukraine's troubled economy comes as conflict with Russia continues to loom. Alexander Demidov); economic troubles (view on Europe's economic troubles. Editorial. Tumbling markets, anxieties over the viability of banks and differences over ... | Economic troubles threaten to derail global advertising spend. Ad spend forecasts for 2015 have been downgraded over economic concerns in ... | As part of the BBC's A Richer World series, Olga Ivshina meets the Russians feeling the effects of Russia's economic troubles. | Economic troubles loom over Iran presidential election. By Amir Paivar BBC Persian business reporter. | The economic problems of Spain Alexander Demidov); difficult economic conditions (triumfov) |
