Sentences with phrase «economic hit»

Today's mother's usually take the bigger economic hit in a divorce — an average 30 percent decline in their standard of living.

That would let them avoid nasty headlines in the future, but it would also mean a significant economic hit for a country that can't exactly take it in stride.

Featuring commentary by John Robbins, Tariq Ali and economic hit man John Perkins.

The agreement, local officials have said, blindsided them and area school districts, which will see a big economic hit from lost revenue when the plant closes.

Recent attacks in Germany and France are forcing some businesses to consider whether there will be a long - term economic hit from the upsurge in terrorism.

Just when you think it would be impossible for the Trump Presidency to become any more of a tragi - comedy, Trump manages to turn the volume up to eleven by appointing Larry Kudlow as his chief economic hit - man.

Western corporations hire a French economic hit woman to destabilize Tangara's democracy and incite a civil war.

Credit a quintet of convincing performances here, including Owen Wilson, Lake Bell, Claire Geare and Sterling Jerins as the terrified family, along with Pierce Brosnan as an «economic hit man» filled with overwhelming regret.

A Brexit vote and the fear of even a short - term economic hit could see a punishing electorate banish the Tories back to the wilderness they inhabited for the decade after 1997.

Florida and Texas are expected to take the biggest economic hit from climate change (MarketWatch, April 24, 2018)

A Royal Bank of Canada report released in early January even suggested that the benefit of a low dollar for exporters, coupled with an upswing in the U.S. economy and increased consumer spending in Canada, could offset the economic hit of low oil prices.

San Francisco's Office of Economic Analysis released a study in May stating that the city would see an economic hit of $ 250,000 to $ 350,000 per year per home converted to a short - term rental unit, according to Re / code.

This, combined with Northern Alberta's current infrastructure bottleneck (the landlocked province's pipeline system is woefully overcapacity), has caused the prairie province to take an economic hit.

And the country will likely take an economic hit if (or when) the Federal...

Unfortunately the producers of palm fronds in Egypt will have to take an economic hit.

We know from such sources as Perkins» Confessions of an Economic Hit Man that this relation of indebtedness and enslavement was not accidental or incidental.

Sure, a marriage may be salvageable and be restored to something that resembles a «normal» one, and their kids may benefit from not having to shuffle back and forth between houses or losing contact with one parent (typically dad) or suffering the economic hit that often comes with divorce, but what damage is being done, perhaps emotionally?

Given the economic hit they'll take, they could find other ways to be connected to each other while also creating space that honors their individual needs and «me» time.

The extent of the cost of the storm, including the economic hit businesses are taking from the storm, will likely be extensive.

These problems were raised with ministers in those early heady days of the Theresa May administration, but she and her government seemed completely ignorant of the economic hit the Republic of Ireland was facing.

The IFS said yesterday that Brexit would lead to «difficult decisions on tax, benefits and public services» due to the economic hit caused by leaving the EU.

Efforts to crackdown on hard partying in Montauk have been successful, but have also led to musicians, merchants and landlords complaining of an economic hit taken this summer.

Murphy said he has a «thousand and one questions» and said he plans to grill administration officials during an economic development budget hearing on Wednesday about what will happen to the Indian Point property and how the state will address the economic hit.

Gaining traction are projects to quantify the value of «services» provided to us by oceans, forests and other ecosystems, determine the economic hit to a nation once they run out, and then paying would - be consumers to conserve those assets.

They'll take a big economic hit to make sure the air is clean for the Olympics.»

Some climate models consider the economic hit that extreme weather will have as a feedback, but do not account for the ways humans may change their behavior, and thereby climate.

The biggest climate - driven extreme weather event since Katrina — Boulder's Carolyn Baker reports on fracking leaks, climate, economic hit.

In the following report, LPAC is featuring a much bigger story, on the subject of George Soros as a political - economic hit - man.

George Soros does not actually own Senator Barack Obama; some other people do; but, Soros is a key controller, and seemingly the virtual owner of both Democratic Party Chairman Howard «Scream» Dean, that Party, perhaps your political party, and, in fact, your nation, which are both what political - economic hit - man George Soros is aiming to destroy.

Back during Presidential campaign year 2004, my associates and I were calling attention to an important book on the subject of «The Confessions of an Economic Hit - Man.»

«For that reason the value of the housing stock in Alberta held, despite the economic hits.

Juicy Excerpt: The third scenario is that we could see an economic hit strong enough to bring on a significant recession but not so strong as to bring on a Second Great Depression; there is a range of possibilities that follow from any P / E10 level so it is at least possible that we could avoid another Great Depression...

The authors are critical towards certain multinational corporations, discussing for example the role of «economic hit men» (e.g. John Perkins).

Job losses were increasing as it was, we didn't need to further the burden with an economic hit.

«We will pay to reduce greenhouse gas emissions today, and we'll have to take an economic hit of some kind.

If it did I might be able to site examples from «Confessions of an Economic Hit Man» by John Perkins.

Who would win and lose is impossible to peg at this point, but there's no doubt that coming up with a new set of climate metrics would redistribute the economic hit.

Such efforts have been documented in many books, such as Klein's The Shock Doctrine and Perkin's books, including Confessions of an Economic Hit Man.

Obviously there have been other controversies — there's the famous book Confessions of an Economic Hit Man, a book called Lords of Poverty, all about the World Bank lending and problems, and I think those stories are true and well - documented.

In light of the Forest Service's survey, and the economic hit suffered by Texas's lumber industry from the undeniably abnormal drought, state officials may have no other choice but to address climate change as a reality.

Following on a theme of rapacious data harvesting in the spirit of the seminal John Perkins book «Confessions of an Economic Hit Man» (if you haven't ever read it, get it and read it), «The Dark Side Of Data» was written by somebody who was «uncomfortably close» to the underworld data brokers and scrapers.

Even a couple hundred thousand in a few property types isn't enough to give me the kind of diversification I need that an economic hit to the region in which I invest wouldn't be a big loss on cash flow.

«Many of the retail REITs that went public in 1993 and 1994 did not meet their projections, and the retail industry on average has taken an economic hit over the past few years.

«The second - home market always takes an economic hit first,» she says, «but in a downturn, we'd pick up slack on the rental side of our business.»