Sentences with phrase «economic malaise»

While the combination of secular headwinds and policy missteps help explain an unprecedented time of economic malaise, positioning for secular stagnation «may not be the right playbook for investors,» says Asset Allocation Strategist Joe Pickhardt.

As the 1970s came to a close, the Pollution Probe Foundation was in a state of financial disarray, in large part due to the general economic malaise of the time.

Today, many of those who blame our current economic malaise on former President Jonathan were the very people who went to court to challenge that administration on its desire to save for the rainy day via the Excess Crude Account.

While the broad economic malaise affected Dover's competitors as well, the Company's lack of scale, its unprofitable tracks, and its reliance on a single facility (Dover) for its operating profit left the Company more vulnerable to undesirable economic conditions and underperformance.

This means economic malaise for the rest of my life or until the Great Depression II strikes and what should have been done in 2009 finally takes place.

It's not yet clear if the shift is a permanent one, or has more to do with the ongoing economic malaise.

Maybe people are getting tired of the same games, or perhaps this is just a secondary effect of a broader economic malaise.

Finally, given the toxic mix of global economic malaise and political upheaval, any central banker worth his salt would want to hold something in reserve.

THE Perth Mint is reaping the benefits of a silver, or rather golden, lining from the ongoing worldwide economic malaise.

Empty shopfronts in some of Perth's high - profile retail strips are a sign of WA's wider economic malaise.

The US entered the Great Depression — one of history's great financial calamities — in the late 1920s, and the country spent most of the 1930s mired in a debilitating economic malaise.

In terms of assigning blame for the current U.S. economic malaise, 8 % of the respondents finger Obama's perceived «high spending, high regulation policies,» while others looked beyond the current administration.

However, the central bank has been on pause since amid concerns over the Brexit vote, uneven economic data at home, and a relatively new belief among some Fed officials and economists that a general economic malaise makes the case for aggressive rate hikes less compelling.

President Draghi said the ECB was correct in its policies, and current and trade surplus nations were at fault for the continued economic malaise for not embarking on large fiscal stimulus programs.

After decades of upstate economic malaise, credible, achievable solutions had better be forthcoming.

The Dow continued its bear market decline in 1969, as Vietnam protests and economic malaise persisted.

Because of such strategic missteps, U.S. consumers could be facing a long and painful economic malaise, similar to the «lost decade» of 1990s Japan, or the stagflation - riddled 1970s in the United States, Rogers said.

Although most franchise companies this year reported a net loss of offices, as you'd expect given the prolonged economic malaise, what struck me is the strength national franchise brands retain in the industry.

Japan's aging population and rigid business and political systems have clearly contributed to the country's long economic malaise, which began in the 1990s.

At first, the governor said he preferred to address the budget deficits as part of larger goals, like dealing with the general economic malaise and trying to create more jobs to generate economic activity, which could bring more revenue to the state.

Ultimately, a more drastic change might be necessary, and the current economic malaise should serve as a wake - up call.

The plan is one of the most comprehensive yet from the Westchester County executive, who is challenging Gov. Andrew Cuomo's bid for a second term, and highlights an issue that both candidates say is a top priority: how to boost New York's business climate and increase jobs, particularly in upstate regions grappling with decades of economic malaise.

Jurrien Timmer, Fidelity Investments, and Steve Miller, AIG non-executive chairman, provide perspective on what would likely relieve the global economic malaise.

With many firms nationwide cutting back on offers, trimming ranks, or collapsing outright due to the ongoing economic malaise, many Am Law 200 lawyers are in a panic.

The longer the financial system is effectively shut, the worse Greece's economic malaise will become.

According to the status quo, adding more debt to households is the cure to our economic malaise.

While Detroit's story has been documented with an unceasing regularity — it's difficult to pick up any major newspaper these days without encountering an article analyzing either its economic malaise or its so - called renaissance, or both — it is not unlike many other so - called post-industrial cities in its quest for reinvention.

Unpaid internships are another symptom of the economic malaise affecting youth, the Broadbent report says.

While many might continue to associate the economic malaise of Detroit, where President Obama issued an auto - industry bailout in 2009, with Holland, Hoffswell flags that the city has experienced a rapid recovery and looks nothing like the Motor City these days.

Interlocking board relationships contribute to pay woes and economic malaise.

You can have economic malaise that others call mythical sec stag to describe a stagnant economy that mimics feudal society only with much higher standard of living.

«As we're coming out of the economic malaise, some parts are coming out faster than others.»

We have now spent 72 months - or 6 years - in the economic malaise that followed the US housing bubble's implosion.

Possible clues to China's fate could be gauged from how the world reacted to Japan's economic malaise, he reckons.

Now retired, he says the sense of economic malaise was far more palpable 30 years ago when Calgary was about half the size, and far more dependent on a single industry.

China also sees a weaker currency as a solution to its economic malaise.

So why are so few pundits and politicians building on that entrepreneurial energy as a solution to joblessness and economic malaise?

Spurred by a wave of consume interest, the gluten - free market grew a whopping 28 % from 2008 - 12, even in the midst of an economic malaise.

Without addressing many of these key issues, from the MTA payroll tax to the escalating insurance costs, Main Street New York will never prosper fully and lead New York out of the economic malaise we currently are facing.»

The China phenomenon is frequently depicted at official and unofficial levels as having put European - US ties under strain, mostly arising from a confluence of the growing significance of Asia in US economic and strategic policy; Europe's political and economic malaise; and China's more confident and assertive external policies that include the prospect of enhanced financial and economic ties between major European countries and China.

Economic malaise, however, is but one of a series of interlinked and serious problems facing the world's newest nation.

The increasingly prohibitive costs of territorial expansion suggest that Russia's military buildup is primarily aimed at rallying pro-Putin nationalist sentiments and distracting the public from Russia's economic malaise.

So, difficulties and economic malaise have encompassed the whole country.

In a sign of how effectively the coalition has blamed Labour for the economic malaise, many voters would still blame the party even if there was economic decline over the next 12 months - a full year after it lost power.

Ed Miliband is presenting the public with a cogent assessment of economic malaise.

Repeating his claim that «the three established parties resemble more and more three cheeks of the same backside», Mr Galloway suggested the economic malaise of the «great recession» would bring about a fundamental reassessment of the way politics works in the UK.

«I welcome the opportunity to discuss the economic malaise and stunning rate of local poverty she's leaving behind in the City of Syracuse.»