antirecessionary
adjective
used to counteract or offset the economic effects of a recession.
antirecession
-
a variation of
antirecessionary.
Example Sentences
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Only a rescue in 2009 funded by the federal antirecession stimulus program kept the company going.
From BusinessWeek ● Jan. 30, 2014
Among them: $1.7 billion in revenue-sharing money for states, $1 billion in antirecession aid to cities, $1.4 billion to be whacked from defense spending.
From Time Magazine Archive
The week just past, said Johnson, referring to his success at ramming pump-priming antirecession bills through the Senate, was "one of the most productive and constructive" of his Senate career.
From Time Magazine Archive
Senator Edward Kennedy's forces, outnumbered by almost 2 to 1, were defeated on all their major platform goals, including a huge antirecession program to create 800,000 jobs.
From Time Magazine Archive
Was he really so confident that the Administration's antirecession measures would work?
From Time Magazine Archive
