ケイキ
Meanings
Noun
1. business conditions; the market; economic activity; economic climate
The reason the economy is bad is that money isn't circulating.
2. good (economic) times; prosperity; boom
3. liveliness; energy; vigour; vigor; spirit
I wish you'd look a bit more cheerful.
Pitch accent
ケ
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Composed of
vista; view; scene; counter for scenes (in a play)
spirit; mind; nature; disposition; intention; mind; mood
Used in vocabulary (40 in total)
economic slump; hard times; poor (business); dull; gloomy; cheerless
with gusto; with wild abandon; enthusiastically; energetically
putting life into; animating; cheering up
good times; boom; (wave of) prosperity
economic comeback (rebound, recovery, turnaround)
bubble economy (of Japan; 1986-1991)
economic measure
war prosperity
economic expansion; boom
economic boom due to special procurements, esp. in wartime
business fluctuations
economic slump; economic stagnation; lackluster economy; stagnant economy; sluggish economy; slow economy
Izanagi Boom (economic boom of 1965-70)
diffusion index; DI
Iwato Boom (economic boom of 1958-1961)
economic downturn
reflation; stimulating the economy by increasing the money supply or by reducing taxes
Izanami Boom (economic boom lasting from February 2002 to October 2007)
economic boom created by the 1964 Tokyo Olympic Games (1962-1964)
boom; prosperity
economic outlook
economic slowdown
business-stimulating measures; economic stimulation program; measure to stimulate the economy
spotty economic boom
economy recovery plan
economic contraction
economic slump
economic assessment
economic malaise
lingering recession; an economy that lingers in the doldrums after bottoming out
bubble boom; ephemeral boom
Jimmu Boom (economic boom of the mid-1950s)
metal industry boom (of the early 1950s)
period of Japanese economic expansion from February 2002 to October 2007
business index; business barometer
business forecast; business forecasting; business prediction; economic forecasting
Examples (14 in total)
How is the economy?
Hello, how's business?
The economy is gradually sliding into recession.