Economic words you’d like to never hear again
Here are some economic words and phrases that I’m sure you all would like to never hear again:
- In this economy.
- Since the Great Depression.
- Furlough.
- Bailout.
- Thousands of layoffs.
- Contraction.
- All circuits are busy, please try again.
- Short sale.
- Corporate jets.
- Stimulus.
- Subprime mortgage.
- Hedge fund.
- Financial meltdown.
- Downturn.
- MARVIN (yes this acronym is for the Michigan readers).
- Financially viable.
- Made redundant (British phrase for layoff).
Got any more to share?
(I also started a thread on this topic at the MonroeTalks forums)
Posted: January 31st, 2009 under Financial crisis / recession, MonroeTalks, Rants.
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Comment from Emilie
Time: January 31, 2009, 7:17 pm
upside down in your mortgage
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