One particular difficulty with the debate over the
credit crunch is that the term is used to describe a variety of credit conditions.
But even with the
credit crunch, Britain had less unemployment than Margaret Thatcher created and she had no
credit crunch to blame.
Mr McGuire said the housing market has returned to stability since the
credit crunch,with the low in the market having been reached in 2008.
"We are seeing a lot more men and boys suffering with eating disorders and there has been a significant amount of adult men being referred since the
credit crunch began," said Prof Lacey.
"That is more in my mind where things like the
credit crunch impact on your thinking, impact on the psychology of spending and they should in my opinion." Lerner added: "Will pounds 50m be available again this summer?
Only one in 13 (or 8%) in Wales actively questions parents about the
credit crunch, figures show.
"Eight Strategies for Surviving the Downturn" can be downloaded from the ICAEW website's dedicated
credit crunch section - www.icaew.com/creditcrunch The Liverpool Society president Michael Cox said: "The vast majority of businesses should emerge from the downturn.
The annual top-10 ranking Ernst & Young's 2009 Global Business Risk Survey, published in conjunction with Oxford Analytica, reveals that the top strategic business risks facing companies globally during this year are
credit crunch aftershocks, regulation and compliance and deepening recession.
THE "double whammy" of Christmas and the
credit crunch will make this week one of the busiest ever for divorce lawyers, experts said today.
A BUSINESSMAN has defied the
credit crunch and bought four fast fit centres.
pounds ONE in five people have changed their Christmas shopping habits to beat the
credit crunch. A survey from Halifax found that more than a third of consumers started their Christmas shopping early this year, while one in five has saved earlier this year for Christmas.
Overheard in a City bar: "This
credit crunch is worse than a divorce.
