Sentences with phrase «economic adjustment»

The massive country's new economic adjustments in decreased coal use and new energy sources such as nuclear, wind and solar power are largely responsible for the drop.

It's true, of course, that the globalization of supply chains has required economic adjustments.

Economic adjustment processes that seem so ordinary in our models are painful, costly and take time at the human level.

The breadth of approach prevents him from settling for what other politicians might take to be adequate: purely economic adjustments and technological solutions.

The Eurozone does not allow for the necessary economic adjustments across nations in a fiat monetary system.

Nearly every country in modern history that I can think of that has had very high debt levels, and has also had high savings rates (in most cases substantially exceeding investment), has subsequently had a very difficult debt - constrained economic adjustment in which GDP growth has dropped to close to zero, or even gone negative, as the country struggled to get its debt under control.

The complex economic adjustments to the decline in Canada's terms of trade will continue to play out over the projection horizon.

People are eager to forget the harsh economic conditions of the 1980s under structural economic adjustment programmes,» Akwasi Sarpong, BBC Africa.

However, Fischer et al. (2002b) suggest that, taking into account economic adjustment, global cereal production by 2080 falls within a 2 % boundary of the no - climate change reference production.

These studies provide hard data for the Fed to make economic adjustments, but they can also be a great gauge for real estate investors.

Under this scenario, growth drops steadily during the economic adjustment period, but in an orderly way for over a decade or more as Beijing slowly gets credit growth under control.

Thus, the employer's total cost of hiring labour should not be significantly increased after all of the economic adjustments have taken place.»

«The projected decline is largely attributed to China's decreased coal use, driven by its economic adjustment,» Corinne Le Quéré, a report author and the director of the University of East Anglia in Norwich's Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research.

However I have not found very much research addressing the reasonable question of whether current climate models provide the high accuracy that a rational person should agree is needed to justify large scale social and economic adjustments.