Sentences with phrase «continuing excess capacity»

But it remains at bay in part due to slack in the economy: high unemployment and continuing excess capacity with regard to business productivity.

Not exact matches

«The big point you have to really have to consider is if you can withstand the excess capacity and for how long will this excess capacity will continue to be there,» Hsu added.

Li (and others) have continued to drive supply side reforms in these smokestack industries in an effort to reduce excess capacity.

The Bank's three measures of core inflation, taken together, continue to point to material excess capacity in the economy.

Measures of core inflation remain close to 2 per cent as the effects of past exchange rate depreciation and excess capacity continue to offset each other.

This supports the view that the economy continues to have significant excess capacity.

All of this matters because persistent excess capacity puts downward pressure on inflation, raising the risk that we will continue to fall short of our inflation target.

While construction investment continues to be weighed down by the ongoing weakness in property markets throughout the region, the strength in the region's exports has led to the need for increased equipment investment in export - focused industries, despite the existence of excess capacity in other sectors.

While we have no idea where oil prices will settle in the short run, it remains our view that oil prices can not stay down at today's depressed prices for too long, largely due to what we believe to be the relatively modest current level of excess capacity, our expectations of continued growth in demand over time, and the high marginal costs for finding and developing new sources of supply.

Poloz then specified that these uncertainties comprise: inflation, the degree of excess capacity, continued softness in wage growth, and the elevated level of household debt.

Core inflation continues to be near the 2.0 % target as the past decline in the Canadian dollar puts upward pressure on imported products, which has been largely offset by the deflationary effect of excess capacity.

«As a result, ocean waters deeper than 500 meters (about 1,600 feet) have a large but still unrealized absorption capacity... As emissions slow in the future, the oceans will continue to absorb excess CO2... into ever - deeper layers... eventually, 50 to 80 percent of CO2 cumulative emissions will likely reside in the oceans»

We now have the situation where we are committed to continue heavily subsidising renewable - energy projects at a time when excess capacity is increasing and prices to non-subsidised power stations (but not to users) are falling.

Some of the excess milk can be donated, as was done by the Michigan Milk Producers Association that gave 83,000 gallons of extra milk to a local food bank; but transportation continues to be a problem when there's no spare capacity in any tankers.

Many firms continue to suffer from excess capacity and are often indistinguishable from each other.

«We have excess capacity that will continue to put pressure on rents.»