Sentences with phrase «economic shock if»

The former Tory leader's warning comes after the Treasury predicted the country would suffer an «immediate and profound» economic shock if it voted in favour of Brexit on June 23.

«The consensus now is there would be a huge economic shock if we voted to leave.

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Blanchard asked in the paper if inflation targets should be raised from 2 % to 4 % in the future toprepare for potential economic shocks, but he adopted a much stronger tone in an interview with The Wall Street Journal.

Still, if you think the market is going nowhere but down, then you may have a case for selling your shares and buying assets that can withstand the economic shock.

A close look at the rest of President Obama's economic appointments makes clear that the shock would be if he didn't go with Summers.

There is no way if someone made away with a tenth of your reserves that you will not have a major economic shock.

If you have been following economic news, this shouldn't be too shocking of a discovery.

Sudden geopolitical shocks tend to hurt global risk assets only briefly if the economic backdrop is sound, according to our analysis of asset performance following shocks since 1962.

The lower a payout ratio, the more secure a company's dividend will be in the face of economic shocks because they have more free cash flow that can be used to pay the dividend if earnings drop.

But even if it were true that climate change could «amplify» «poverty» and «economic shock» we are no better informed about the degree of amplification for any given amount of global warming.

With all the proposed and actual US budget cuts aimed at gutting the EPA and NOAA's efforts to monitor the state of our climate, it's worth pointing out even if it's perhaps obvious that the record (and growing) levels of income inequality in the United States, as well as the fact that a shocking number of huge corporations pay lower taxes than actual people, that both of these are more than social and economic issues.