Deep Economic Crisis

1956 to 1975

three mentions

over 19 years

It is no good the Chancellor, in the Deep Economic Crisis which we face, going to the T.U.C. and exhorting it to ask the men to speed up in industry and to produce the goods to help solve our balance of payments difficulty, if he then says that the Government are not prepared even to ease the loss of earnings which they may suffer through a serious injury in their employment.

_{Orders Of The Day — National Insurance (Industrial Injuries) Bill}

Mr. William Blyton - Feb. 17, 1956

Argentina passed into a Deep Economic Crisis, but Brazilian development went ahead very fast indeed.

_{Orders Of The Day — International Monetary Fund Bill}

Mr. Dell - July 23, 1965

All these things fit into that gross and tangible lack of confidence which all of us feel as a result of - I was about to say "the Deep Economic Crisis" in Europe, but I think that "deepening economic crisis" would be more accurate.

_{Orders Of The Day — European Communities (Developments)}

Mr. Hugh Dykes - Dec. 3, 1975

2012

two mentions

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We should also look at the impact of the recession and at how smaller countries such as Austria, Denmark and Sweden have been more resilient and managed to experience a less Deep Economic Crisis.

_{Bbc - Scottish Separation}

Eilidh Whiteford - July 10, 2012

The Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills said in June: “The experience of the 1930s tells us, however, that it is possible to build, and grow, out of Deep Economic Crisis without abandoning deficit reduction.

_Housing

Simon Danczuk - Sept. 5, 2012