Sentences with phrase «biggest economies making»

In recent days, there had been talk of of the world's biggest economies making an accord to quiet the volatility in currency markets.

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But as it and other digital «cryptocurrencies» have evolved, along with the public ledger system that makes up the blockchain, much of the bitcoin economy has been increasingly overtaken by big money — or by entrepreneurial prospectors who want to grab a piece of the bubblicious ICO phenomenon.

In other words, it encourages the smallest companies to expand and hire employees — thus making a bigger contribution to the economy — in order to take advantage of the tax break.

Britain's exit from the European Union means that one of the biggest economies will stop making contributions to the bloc's budget.

Abe has made reviving the economy his top priority, a big shift from his first term when his main agenda was to loosen the limits of Japan's pacifist constitution on the military and restore national pride and patriotism.

But an even bigger concern, and a much greater exposure for our entire economy, relates to the efforts we're making to upskill our existing workforce — especially the folks in their 40s and 50s — who basically lack the digital smarts needed to be valued contributors to their businesses in the next few years.

And if the tax cuts are not renewed, Americans won't gain the confidence to make big decisions in a volatile economy.

Tim Hwang, armed with nothing but big data and some millennial elbow grease, is out to make government — and our entire economy — more efficient.

The deal was part of a broader trend of Chinese resource companies making foreign acquisitions as part of a global strategy to gain better access to the key commodities needed to fuel China's economy, the world's second biggest.

With better access to capital (this was a particularly big factor, according to the report), more experience in small business settings, and relevant mentors to help make their dreams a reality, non-white entrepreneurs could have hired 9 million more people and added that additional $ 300 billion to the economy.

Just as baby boomers took over business, politics, and the consumer economy during the 1980s and»90s, millennials currently in their mid-20s will make up the majority of jobs and big - ticket purchases such as houses and cars, Slok wrote in a recent brief, which was first reported by Axios.

The central bank said the measures, which will make it harder for first - time buyers to obtain loans big enough to buy a decent house at current prices, might hurt the economy in the short term.

«We have an opportunity to enact paradigm - shifting tax reform that makes American businesses globally competitive, helps our economy reach its full potential, and creates greater opportunity and bigger paychecks for every American.

Or, in a post-2016 presidential election world, would Amazon select a city in the heartland, acknowledging that great talent can be found between the coasts, and perhaps that big tech bears some responsibility in making our innovation economy more dispersed?

And the business case for energy efficiency measures is solid; one recent report says the world's largest and fastest - growing economies can save $ 2.8 trillion through efficiencies while making a big dent in greenhouse gas emissions.

Exports have never been a big part of the U.S. economy, they make up 10 per cent of GDP, less than half the slice of the pie they account for in Canada.

As the chart below shows, we see the shift to bigger fiscal spending among G7 economies now making a small contribution to global growth rather than subtracting from it, as the IMF still forecasts.

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If one assumes Mr. Rosengren allows the economy to hum along at the current levels (a big if since he wants to raise rates), a average 2.5 % wage gain less 2 % inflation makes you wait three more years to get back to 2007 (a lost decade plus two) and five years to party likes it's 1999 (two lost decades, plus one).

That framework's been in place since the early 1990s, we have hit the target over that 20 year period, the average inflation rate's pretty close to 2.5 per cent, so we regard that as successful by the terms of the definition that we set ourselves and I think that's made a big contribution to economic stability more generally and I don't think it's an accident that that period of fairly low predictable inflation has coincided with pretty good sustained growth in the economy.

During good times he was making big money... until kaboom - one year he went bankrupt because has no savings and some properties stop cash flowing due to economy and he can't find any money cash.

Mnuchin said that making tax legislation backdated to January 1, 2017, is «absolutely» something the White House is considering in an interview with CNBC's Delivering Alpha conference on Tuesday, predicting such a move would be a «big boon to the economy.»

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Even as employers hold down firings and add to staffs, workers may need a faster pace of wage gains to support the purchases that make up the biggest part of the economy.

China's central bank is making more big moves to try to ratchet up support for its slowing economy.

While I expect $ s, and perhaps the possibility of getting sued, are big factors, I suspect the biggest reason RL backed off is that he has embarrassed the GOP, keeping social issues front and center, making it very difficult for them to get back to talking about the economy.

So now the banks control the economy AND the govt must get money from the Fed so the govt has done what ever the bankers want... Like start wars so they can make a bigger profit.

saying that the keynesian conception is about spending what you earn is the opposite of what it stands for (its actually what you haplessly describe as the neoclassical position) beyond the even more meaningless claim that wenger adheres to it... keynes broke with the idea that the economy was simply a collection of perfectly informed individuals and firms responding rationally to price incentives generated by market forces and that the big variables that frame an economies performance — output, employment, price level, wages, etc — tend to move in cycles and are shaped by decisions and judgements made under hugely uncertain conditions that if left to markets generate bad outcomes..

And we can make these big decisions because our economy is strong and because of the fiscal discipline we have shown over the last six years.

While most businesses want to pay their fair share to support the economies where they do business, paying tax twice makes a big difference — especially if you are trying to pump your profits back into your business so that it can grow, and your domestic competitors are only paying tax once.

These investments in New York's infrastructure are the shot in the arm our economy needs with the promise of a return to the big projects that make New York an industry leader.

Mr Miliband will set out some of the big reforms Labour will make to create an economy which works for working people including measures to get young people back to work, improve vocational education and create more apprenticeships.

Such is the power of Information and Communications Technology, ICT, which makes it the next big sector for employment and possibly the hope of Nigerian economy as oil prices keep diminishing by the day.

Hundreds of millions in new tax breaks for big companies and Wall Street won't help New York's economy, but it will make our worst - in - the - nation inequality even worse,» said Michael Kink of Strong Economy feconomy, but it will make our worst - in - the - nation inequality even worse,» said Michael Kink of Strong Economy fEconomy for All.

The first meeting of her 11 - strong economic mini-Cabinet heard even halving the chasm would make the economy nine per cent bigger.

Meanwhile, Ed Miliband made his big New Year comeback, attacking the coalition for the VAT rise and accusing them of deceit over the economy.

We expect to continue to engage with policymakers, advisers and taxpayers on the big ongoing issues including the tax challenges of the Gig Economy and Making Tax Digital.

The government has unveiled proposals to achieve its goal of making the economies of Britain's biggest cities become «driven by creativity»

Last week's local elections decided who will make most of the most important decisions in English cities over the next few years — decisions that will have a big impact on local economic growth across the country, as well as the national economy.

They make up 99 per cent of all businesses across the UK's biggest towns and cities so their contribution to the economy is vital.

How can we avoid the «too big to fail» problem reoccurring in future - while maintaining an entrepreneurial economy with investment decisions made by the private sector?

And most of all it means getting together to give the world economy the one big stimulus that would really make a difference an expansion of trade freedoms, breaking down the barriers to world trade.

The first big dividing lines of the Labour leadership contest opened up on Thursday when Yvette Cooper, the shadow home secretary, refused to accept that Labour had spent too much prior to the 2007 banking crisis, making the economy more vulnerable when the crash came.

«Alistair Darling yesterday prepared to acknowledge the biggest forecasting error made by a British chancellor, warning there was unlikely to be a resurgence in the economy this year.

I think he is making a much bigger point - what he is saying over decades our economy became too centralised...»

Their strident argument on the economy was that big cuts needed to be made to pay off the deficit, but that New Labour would ease the pain by cutting «less far, less fast».

There's a second, big issue there too, which is that so much power is now going to be vested into this Bank of England super-quango to end all super-quangos that we might create a position where we have a governor who is a single point of systemic risk to the whole economy if he starts making the wrong decisions.»

Liberal Democrat Treasury spokesman Vince Cable said: «This big increase in bonuses does not in any way reflect the particular contribution made by bankers to the economy.

Perhaps the big advance will spring from physicists» quest for a theory of everything; from studies of «emergent» phenomena with many moving parts, such as ecologies and economies; from advances in computers and mathematics; from nanotechnology, biotechnology, and other applied sciences; or from investigations of how brains make minds.

It's part of an ongoing effort to persuade federal policymakers that making a bigger investment in graduate education will create more jobs and strengthen the economy.