Sentences with phrase «by steady economic growth»

Boosted by steady economic growth, low unemployment, and strong affordability conditions, December sales of existing single - family homes hit a record - high seasonally adjusted annual rate of 5.03 million units, 3.1 percent higher than the revised November figure of 4.88 million units.

The Hong Kong market was supported by steady economic growth in China.

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This section is a good exposition of the impossibility of continuing economic «growth», including the failure of absolute decoupling of GDP growth from material throughputs (something we have emphasised9) and the basics of the «steady state economy» as proposed by ecological economists like Herman Daly.

The ubiquity of fiat money (money created by governments and through the credit system) and the expectation of fairly steady economic growth seem to invalidate many of the objections to lending at interest.

Steady but unspectacular economic growth pre-2008 has been replaced by widespread stagnation.

For example, even though the Fed was still holding the funds rate steady in autumn 2016, fixed mortgage rates rose by better than three quarters of a percentage point amid growing economic strength and a change in investor sentiment about future growth and tax policies during the period.

Underpinned by the robust economic growth, the Pan Asia bond market has historically been attracting steady inflows.

The long - term rise shows that even with steady reduction in emissions compared to economic growth (that old «intensity» measure preferred by the Bush administration), emissions still rise overall along with the American population and resulting resource consumption.

According to an economic study by the Center for Climate Strategies, this policy would raise incomes for the majority of D.C. residents and result in stable economic growth with a steady boost in jobs.

For example, the IEA see coal demand as flat over the next five years, which will likely be followed by a steady decline as CO2 emissions continue to decouple from economic growth.

In Ottawa and Toronto, growth remained steady, supported by solid economic fundamentals, an increase in available inventory and strong consumer confidence.