Sentences with phrase «during changes in the economy»

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First, the discipline around marketing strategy and research they developed during the recession — and the ability to respond nimbly to changes in demand — will continue to serve them when the economy recovers.
This can be a real change — as seen in the bubble economy of Japan in the 1980s when banks were partially deregulated, or a paradigm shift — which took place during the dot - com boom in the late 1990s and early 2000s.
Much has changed in the global economy during the last few years, and Europe has been front and center of that shift.
The economic cycle is measured by the change in gross domestic product (GDP), which is the dollar value of all goods and services within an economy during a stated time period (usually one year or one quarter).
State Sen. Joseph Addabbo (D - Howard Beach) and City Councilman Eric Ulrich (R - Ozone Park) sparred over their records and qualifications for Senate at a spirited debate last Thursday at Our Lady of Hope School in Middle Village, with Addabbo portraying himself as a leader who stands up for workers and families during tough fiscal times and Ulrich arguing the effort has not been enough to change New York's economy.
The goal is to flip the Republican - held House back to Democratic control, allowing Obama to push forward with a progressive agenda on gun control, immigration, climate change and the economy during his final two years in office, according to congressional Democrats, strategists and others familiar with Obama's thinking.
While this may seem intuitive — firms have more cash in a thriving economy and as a result, can afford to spend more on customer experience initiatives — how customers respond to improvements in customer experience during changing economic times had not been examined.
But while Murray describes this as a decline in «virtue,» might it be a decline driven by the huge changes in the economy during this period, specifically, the decrease in good union - wage - paying manufacturing jobs?
The growth in the wage gap between dropouts and high school graduates, particularly during the 1980s, stemmed largely from changes in the economy that increased the demand for particular skills during a period in which the supply of workers possessing those skills grew more slowly.
The monetary base increase is direct evidence that the money supply was growing during the 1930's as a result of policy decisions rather than political events in Europe or changes in the economy because of the recovery itself.
The minimum credit score needed to buy a house isn't set in stone and in fact, it can change quite often especially during and after a recession when the economy is on a downturn.
Cyclical stocks, on the other hand, are more sensitive to changes in the economy and give investors satisfactory returns in expansion years, while typically providing negative returns during recession - era years.
In this case, the interest rate on the loan (a percentage you agree to pay on the funds borrowed) may change during the term of the loan depending on the economy.
Additionally, especially in today's troubled economy, people give up their pets during divorces, evictions, job changes, when they get married or have a baby.
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There may be a change in the market or the economy that can slow business, and during these times your credit cards can give you the working capital to stay afloat.
But lots of signs are pointing to the current extraordinary dry spell, likely exacerbated by heat from human - driven climate change, taking California into conditions unexperienced since long before the state's water - dependent economy exploded during Gov. Jerry Brown's father's terms in office (please read Justin Wm. Moyer's great story on that era in the Washington Post).
The best news came not in the form of the incremental environmental improvements made by thousands of businesses and governments around the world, but in the signs of interlocking, economy - wide, systems - level change that could yet provide a route to curbing global emissions during the 2020s.
Analyses of these measures by the American Council for Capital Formation, which studies economic and environmental policy, show that they will raise electricity rates as well as gas prices - costing jobs and hurting the economy - even as the EPA admits that these choices will have an insignificant impact on global climate change (a point former EPA administrator Lisa Jackson confessed during a Senate hearing in 2009).
In the meantime, during the debates about US domestic policy on climate change that have been taking place for almost thirty years, the US media has reported on climate issues almost exclusively by focusing on issues of scientific certainty about climate change impacts and economic cost to the US economy.
An IPSOS survey presented during Climate Week NYC, on behalf of The Climate Group and Futerra, shows that a majority of people globally are optimistic about addressing climate change if we act now — with people in emerging economies the most positive about the role of new technology.
Corporate leaders, government ministers and international development banks leading the transition to a green economy were also in Paris to highlight the multi-trillion dollar business opportunities in responding to climate change at the Sustainable Innovation Forum, the largest business - focused event held during the COP21 Paris Climate Summit.
However, despite the fact that jobs were added to the economy, the unemployment rate remained unchanged at 9.6 percent in October — and has been essentially unchanged since May 2010 — while the number of unemployed persons was also little changed at 14.8 million during the month.
Sessions led by industry leaders will include: strategies for today's higher - equity hurdles, finding debt financing to pursue growth opportunities, buy versus build, managing and adapting communities to changing resident profiles, how to get residents to move in during a tough economy, controlling expenses in a period of inflationary pressures, maximizing revenue per unit through innovative unit mix and adding ancillary services.
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