Translations for „double-dip“ in the English » German Dictionary

dou·ble-ˈdip <-pp-> VB intr Am, Aus ECON

double-dip

Bezüge [o. Leistungen] [zu Unrecht] doppelt erhalten

double-dip

doppelt abkassieren pej inf

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English

Dental hygiene was dealt a double-dip blow by the credit crunch.

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Overall, as part of a double-dip strategy, internationalisation should take account of the wider needs or developments of the domestic-regional employment market.

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It comes as figures revealed today that the embattled eurozone is on the brink of a double-dip recession.

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Growth in services began accelerating in the 1960s and accelerated at an increasing rate after the double-dip recession in the early 1980.

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Another two economists put the risk at only 5% and a third sees no chance of a double-dip recession at all.

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In a world beset by financial crisis and double-dip recessions, every bit counts.

entertainment.inquirer.net

Both women have a lot of fans in the group, so a double-dip wouldn't be surprising.

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The huge spending cuts -- half now, half five months from now -- threaten to turn a fragile recovery into a double-dip recession.

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This week's dire borrowing figures are a reminder the double-dip recession is hitting both pay packets and the government's deficit reduction plan.

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Standards committee members sometimes double-dip by selling books or classes on how to implement a standard; the more arbitrary the standard, the more market for these add-on products.

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