prerecession
Happening before an economic downturn
- adjective
- /ˌpriːrɪˈsɛʃən/
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previo a la recesión
- Many businesses thrived in the prerecession economy before the downturn began.
Examples
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Housing prices were much higher in the prerecession market.
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The company hired many new employees during the prerecession years.
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The economy was thriving in the prerecession years.
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Many businesses expanded during the prerecession boom.
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Many businesses expanded during the prerecession boom.
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Housing prices were much higher in the prerecession market.
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The company hired many new employees during the prerecession years.
How Recessionary
Surface Forms
prerecession positive
Morphology
Etymology
Prerecession is made from pre- 'before' and recession 'a time when the economy slows or goes back', so prerecession describes things that happen before an economic slowdown.