Sentences with phrase «economic prospects get»

As economic prospects get better, and confidence increases, the multiple moves higher.

Not exact matches

But starting around 1990, she said,» (Women's) economic status began to work pretty much like men's economic status: The more education you have, the better economic prospects or careers you have, you are more likely to get and stay married.»

You will soon be meeting with your group of private sector forecasters to get their view of economic prospects.

However, while Canada will have to get used to a softening of prices and demand for many of its commodities, the longer term prospects for closer economic relations with China look decidedly positive.

He said he gets the «whole primal scream thing,» but doesn't believe the anger that has bolstered Paladino's candidacy will go away until the state's economic prospects improve.

It is not hard to calculate that Lady Bird graduated in 2007, just before the biggest economic crash since Great Depression happened, leaving her with no prospects of getting a job and in a devastating student loan debt.

There is nothing wrong with getting a handle on next year's business and economic prospects.

While The Oil Drum folks get quite a lot backwards, they are not incorrect when looking at how energy returned divided energy invested affects economic prospects.

However, worldwide economic growth is weak and its prospects have gotten worse.