Sentences with phrase «economic troubles better»

New Hampshire survived the most recent economic troubles better than most states, but its residents have become burned with debt as a result.

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What that means is that you are in an environment that is going to have further trouble in terms of investment returns that are in areas that are based on economic growth and areas that do relatively well like bonds... Broadly speaking, I think that investors should be looking for lower prices on most risk assets in these developed countries with the exception of Japan.»

A good part of Putin's political success has been based on his record of improving people's welfare, but with no relief in sight for Russia's economic troubles, it may only be a matter a time before the general populace begins to feel the pinch more sharply.

According to a working paper by three Stanford University economists and an economist for eBay Research Labs, posted by the National Bureau of Economic Research, buyers just think auctions aren't worth the trouble — even if it means getting a better price.

Like the rest of Europe, Italy has endemic problems: A north - south divide and economic divergence, corruption and bureaucracy as well as troubles with migration, anti-establishment politics and a political system that is sluggish at best, and chaotic at worst.

On the prospect of recession, I'm reasonably well - known as one of the only economists who correctly warned in real - time of oncoming recessions in October 2000 and again in November 2007 — both points where the consensus of economic forecasters indicated no expectation of oncoming trouble at all.

That the new government has decided to tackle a bloated and inefficient public sector is of course good news, but such actions alone will not solve the country's economic troubles.

It's very troubling that 122 of our neighbors have lost their jobs due to poor economic policies pushed by Gov. Cuomo and Assembly Democrats as well as the SAFE Act,» Miller said.

«First they say «well, we have economic trouble»,» said Cuomo.

Astorino, in his address, went through a litany of complaints he's often cited on the campaign trail: New York's high tax and regulator climate as well as historic economic troubles in upstate regions like the Southern Tier.

But despite everyone's best efforts (Jean's mother Sonia even takes a job selling cosmetics), this family's economic troubles end up threatening their very survival.»

While the short - term economic outlook for the United States is relatively good, the report says, worsening, long - term social problems such as poor - performing schools continue to trouble the nation.

The truth is, Ruf knows precisely where its most lucrative market resides, and having a physical presence at its heart in these troubled economic times may well turn out to be a lifeline, because Ruf's sales in Germany have all but flatlined.

The government has always been capable of dealing with economic troubles; they should be capable of dealing with this one as well.

Pet specialty chains have fared quite well over the past five years despite - and in some cases, because of - recent economic troubles.

Well, as Rosenberg duly noted, excess and frivolity play a role in today's society — albeit in a different way — and have gotten the world into the economic trouble in which we now find ourselves.

The trouble is, given the increased marginal cost of mitigation, the economic headwinds, and beliefs by many that scientists don't have the climate thing right (per the great post of yesterday regarding Mooney's «Unscientific America») or that the Divine will simply «take care of good people» no matter, I don't see pursuit of mitigation as being something people or politicians are going to back either.

I'm just having a little trouble seeing how to link sensitivity via what have turned out to be unknown unknowns right through to social and economic impacts (which I'm saying those examples in my last comment may well be).

The contingent fee doesn't have to come out of the verdict to make good economic sense, and it can provide real help to a client in trouble.»

Managing partner Steven Grant says: «In these troubled economic times when there is so much gloom and despondency around, it is great to be able to report some good news.

The troubles with the West stem primarily from Ren, who may well be one of the greatest entrepreneurs to emerge from the new economic powerhouse that is China.

The last thing a company wants is to lose their best employees during economic troubles, because it's likely those employees are playing an integral role in the company's current health.

According to Paul Cillo, president of Vermont's Public Assets Institute, «The decline in the economic well - being of Vermont children documented in this report goes hand - in - hand with another troubling trend we see in Vermont: a growing divide between rich and poor.»

Worsening indicators are troubling, but with effective two - generation strategies focused on strengthening Nebraska families by mitigating their underlying economic distress and addressing the well - being of both parents and children, these indicators can be improved.

For example, it was found that women who were unsupported by a partner (either lone parents or in troubled relationships) and / or who experienced socio - economic adversity were much more likely to be depressed - both in the antenatal and postnatal periods - than women who remained emotionally well throughout pregnancy and after the birth.

The country's long run of economic growth has been the homeownership market's best friend, but even a best friend can cause you trouble.

In addition to having the largest population of the three Tri-Cities, Kennewick has a strong economy that has remained stable despite national economic troubles, with no shortage of well paying jobs.