The present study attempts to investigate Jordan's economy throughout two periods (2001-2003; 2010-2012). For this purpose a journalistic corpus containing 48,291 news items obtained from the archive of Petra News agency, totaling 13,045,108 words was compiled. Out of this main corpus, an "economy subcorpus" was extracted to carry out a search of the phrase" Jordan's economy" by using 'AntConc' software. The analysis of the contexts reveals, first, that the vast majority of the contexts in the first period (85%) carries positive connotations about the economy outlook in Jordan as opposed to only 25% in the second period, and second, that Jordan economic crisis which was expressed in the second period was largely attributed to the international financial crisis, domestic policies, which has been aggravated by the consequences of the "Arab Spring", and particularly the Syrian crisis. The revival of Jordan economy in the first period is attributed to Jordan's international economic agreements, and the government's privatization programs.