antirecessionary
adjective
used to counteract or offset the economic effects of a recession.
antirecession
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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
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
President Eisenhower, who holds it an article of faith that Government, business and labor have a joint antirecession responsibility, jumped to his feet, began pacing the floor.
From Time Magazine Archive
They urged the President to call for an emergency antirecession offensive that would include public works programs, new housing projects, more Government jobs and a new Reconstruction Finance Corporation to revitalize industry.
From Time Magazine Archive
On the House side of the Capitol, antirecession activity went more smoothly.
From Time Magazine Archive
