Assertion: crisis | /r/HasProperty | different
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: in both scale
type: OTHER
value: from previous economic upheavals
type: OTHER
value: in nature
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Dr Linda Yueh, an economist at Oxford University and London Business School, adds: “Every crisis is different but this one shared some similarities with the Great Crash of 1929.
text: But the reality is that issues and crises are very different in nature and need to be managed in different ways.
text: This column argues that seen through the lens of exogenous and endogenous risk, these two crises are quite different.
text: But there is at least a case to be made that this crisis, which is different in both scale and kind from previous economic upheavals, is one that actually justifies some amount of emergency deficit spending, if not the particular bills that Congress has passed: When governments are forcing businesses to close in response to an unforeseeable exogenous event, as well as forcing individuals to stay home from work, some form of recompense is probably justified.