Sentences with phrase «economic reality»

Here are three suggestions for gaining advantages from the new economic realities of robots in case packing.

This new economic reality comes with a changing employment landscape.

This phenomenon may have little to do with lifestyle choices and more to do with economic realities.

Many in the housing industry are wondering not only what today's home buyers really want, but also what they are ready to leave behind in light of current economic realities.

But then again, I only expect it to provide objective benchmarks, not reflect economic reality.

Employers and employer associations are uniquely positioned to provide critical insight into the changing workplace and economic realities facing modern businesses and other organizations.

If prices were determined by economic realities, there would be ups and downs in prices.

Even access to a village phone transforms economic realities for him and his family if it allows him to monitor market prices some distance away.

At any moment in time the market can become disconnected from economic reality.

Today's harsh economic realities make mediation, perhaps more than ever, worth considering for couples who realize that their marriage has ended.

Always look deeper; focus on economic reality, not merely reported earnings and ratios.

The development of child care support systems in many countries have not kept pace with the changing economic realities of parents who must utilize them.

Both are prone to significant deviation from underlying economic reality because they both rely on the same flawed accounting rules.

This often ignored economic reality prevents colleges and universities from excluding poorly prepared high school graduates.

Ever since, economic forecasts as well as economic realities have been diminishing.

Thinking about divorce means taking a hard look at economic reality.

This illustrates the basic economic reality that productivity growth is the only game in town when it comes to raising the economic and financial well - being of people over a long period.

Economic theory and economic reality don't always match up perfectly.

Rather, it gives the analyst objective benchmarks which the analyst then uses to determine his or her views as to what economic reality is.

In applying this test, any investigation must look to the substance and economic realities behind an investment scheme, not simply the name and form.

For those planning on college in hopes it will lead to future high - wage employment, the new economic realities make career maturity as important as their academic skills.

This is clearly a case of accounting not representing economic reality.

I have never seen this kind of disconnect between economic reality and asset performance, and waiting for some clear path forward.

21st century economic reality makes it so few employers give out this free matching money anymore.

Because television is a capital - intensive industry, economic realities play a major part in determining its policies and content.

For years, it's been clear that real - time economic realities still trump emerging climate concerns.

Once the financial crisis hit, there was no way to sweep the harsh economic realities under the rug.

It is a major economic reality, both for nations and for individuals.

Parenting styles and advice often didn't reflect many of the social and economic realities associated with motherhood in the industrial age.

According to him, the revenue assumptions in the budget, which though not overtly optimistic, may not be realised based on prevalent economic realities.

We need a clear and progressive message and a message about changing people economic reality.

It is investor emotions that cause price changes and economic realities only sometimes affect investor emotions in logical ways.

He investigates perception and the creation of cultural, political and economic realities manipulated by modes of control over information's power.

The former generally takes a good government (or contemporary political reality) perspective whilst the latter takes a free market (or timeless economic reality) perspective.

Our results suggest that conflicts between the gender norms and the social and economic reality reduce life satisfaction.

Schools and their systems find themselves without human capital and resources to meet the complex academic, emotional and economic realities of vulnerable youth, particularly those in urban and poverty areas.

Our current economic reality is the evidence we need for financial literacy in schools, and should serve as motivation for our legislators to solve the problem.

As a matter of fact, financial statements rarely reflect economic reality.

The law firm world that we have all known is changing, fueled by new economic realities.

It forces you to «look through» the stock market and focus on the underlying economic reality.

The core question is always — Are stock price changes caused by economic realities or by investor emotion?

It's an honest, refreshing approach to customer service that reflects today's economic realities for many families.

«The [agency's] stance ignore economic realities,» he said.

Ultimately, what your association should carry in reserves depends on economic realities, practicality, and comfort.

Meanwhile, whatever their parental differences, parents around the world continue to meet the challenges presented by changing economic realities and rapidly advancing technology with remarkable creativity.

But when the state and federal government are in charge of spending our money, economic reality doesn't seem to matter.

In fact, embracing flexible gender roles can make couples extremely happy — largely, I'd argue, because those beliefs are more adaptive to our 21st - century economic reality.

It's a rare jolt of economic reality in this imposing new museum, and a reminder that its curators already have one eye on the yawning economic chasm outside Snøhetta's white fortress — a chasm that has grown wider still than in Goldberg's day.