Sentences with phrase «economic boom while»

«The first three quarters of 2001 carried Aurora's economic boom while the fourth quarter saw development and investment slow a little,» Jenkins says.

Not exact matches

While a tight labor market provides definite advantages — such as employment opportunities for workers who have struggled to find a job — nonetheless, providing too much stimulus from either monetary or fiscal policy at this stage of the economic cycle could threaten to create a so - called «boom and bust» economy, which policymakers certainly want to avoid.

I can't figure out the next step, though — I'm guessing this simply forces the global imbalances onto the commodity - exporting countries, which would presumably experience a temporary economic boom eve while the rest of the world enters recession?

In other words, the gold / GYX ratio (gold relative to the Industrial Metals Index) tends to fall during the booms, which are periods when economic confidence rises while mal - investment sets the stage for an economic contraction, and rise during the busts, which are periods when the mistakes of the past come to the fore.

While the NDP would dearly like to repeat this trick, remember that in 2012 Albertans were drunk on another economic boom.

Higher oil prices are driving an incredible economic boom in Texas, with the unemployment rate dropping rapidly while wages soar

Woltman added that while he believes the recent boom in the city's art scene and an influx of new residents has benefited Kingston and the county, more must be done to build sustainable economic development.

OTTAWA — Flush with revenues from an unprecedented economic boom, the Canadian government last week unveiled a series of budget initiatives that would reinvigorate academe while making major thrusts in high - energy physics, genomics, and environmental technologies.

While the state is experiencing an economic surge thanks to an oil and natural - gas boom, Wyoming's low population density and a state law giving preference to Wyoming builders mean few contractors are available to build schools, Mr. Shivler...

While many in the USA experienced an unprecedented economic boom in the 1950s, what was happening elsewhere?

During economic downturns, consumer spending drops, while booms can stimulate spending and borrowing.

The Gloom Boom & Doom Report uses economic, social, and historical trends to warn investors when investment themes have become widely accepted and are, therefore, highly priced and risky, while it continuously searches for opportunities in unloved and depressed markets.

The other shoe is the exchange rate — clearly the ARS is being supported by the central bank, but this puts them between a rock and a hard place — support of the peso drains reserves and ultimately chokes the economy / exports, while a more significant adjustment lower in the rate (to reflect true ARS purchasing power) would probably add further fuel to the fire of the current economic / inflation boom.

While commentators speak of the familiar specter of a boom and bust economy and ruminate on present displacement and future ruins, Valenzuela muses on «the aesthetic of ruins without the social or economic failures that accompany them.»

Some Arctic communities fear the boom - bust cruise ship cycle that has hurt more tropical destinations while others are excited about an economic revival.

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While this boom creates low unemployment and increased investment options (including real estate) in many secondary and tertiary markets where drilling is prevalent, natural gas exploration is not without risk and cost, including increased carbon emissions, groundwater contamination, reduced economic activity in alternative energy sectors and the potential for boom - and - bust local economies susceptible to rapid declines in production.