How does the current Great Recession compare to the early 1990s, when New Hampshire was last clobbered by a national economic downturn? In this series, The Telegraph examines various facets of the state economy and how they are affected now, compared to how they fared in the recession two decades ago.
NASHUA – In 1993, Carol Anderson was an accountant newly employed by the city’s finance department. The city was still reeling from the ripple effects …
CONCORD – The impact of the current recession on the state budget is much deeper and more serious than the bank failures of two decades …
Home prices fall and sales collapse after years of a building boom. Business parks sit half empty. Foreclosures increase. …
Once upon a time in Merry Auld England, people who could not pay their debts were thrown into prison and had to depend on friends …
If you find yourself peering over the brink of bankruptcy, it might comfort you to know that some of the bigger names in New England …
Although a poor economy is one factor in a city’s crime rate, Nashua Police Chief Donald Conley and his deputies say they didn’t see a …
It might be easy to cut down on excess spending in a recession, especially when money’s tight and raises are rare. But there are still …
Warning signs increasingly dotted the horizon as the hot summer of 1991 began to give way to fall. A summertime Salem job fair that was …
In April 2009, WMUR put on a statewide job fair in Manchester to help some 5,000 expected attendees find work in the thick of recession. …
It has become conventional wisdom that the national economy must go into a deep recession before financial life for everyday residents in New Hampshire worsens …