Sentences with phrase «economic upturn»

Mortality, meanwhile, tended to rise during economic upturns and fall during recessions.

Manufacturing data across the developed world were on the firm side, suggesting the synchronized global economic upturn remains intact.

''... by 2015 [it is likely that] there will be some form of economic upturn, and Leveson will have concluded.

The global inflation outlook has been gaining considerable interest as the global synchronized economic upturn gathers pace and central banks start to think about normalizing policy.

A premature response to the next energy shock could surely do the same to the current economic upturn, as shallow as it now appears.

James Swanson says that there have been four economic upturns like the one we're experiencing now within the current economic cycle but all of them have faded.

With Labour's shift to the left, and a strong economic upturn underway, Osborne became the heir apparent and Johnson looked more of a risk for his party, when a risk wasn't needed.

There's also a sense that some of Laws's Mystic Meg moments — he apparently successfully predicted economic upturns, byelection vote shares, referendum results and post-2015 reshuffles — might be slightly exaggerated.

Economic upturns didn't always mean longer lives.

A properly engineered solar array works much like a 25 - 35 year annuity except it is not effected by economic upturns and downturns.

A lot of times, whether it's through economic upturns or economic downturns, employers can be a little bit shy to hire permanent staff.

Tapia Granados's team found an inverse association between economic health and population health: Life expectancy fell during economic upturns and increased during recessions.

After all, there's a direct cause between the Chinese government's stimulus efforts and the economic upturn.

Taking all those figures together, the NAPM data offer no evidence of an economic upturn.

Despite the economic upturn, accessing finance through traditional methods remains extremely challenging for small businesses and entrepreneurs.

Such a timetable should be reassuring to equity investors, as it would again suggest that the bank has no place to become overly aggressive in restricting the economic upturn.

Swanson: Investors may want to be wary amid high valuations and the potential for this economic upturn to fade like others this cycle.

They failed to take credit or make the case for the economic upturn, and how their policies have much to do with lower unemployment (5.8 %), significant debt reduction, healthy corporate balance sheets, greater financial stability (Dodds - Frank), record stock market numbers, as well as reducing the gap between high earners and the middle class through Obamacare and reducing the Bush tax cuts.

September 6, 2012 (Washington, DC)-- Results from the Employee Ownership Foundation's 21st Annual Economic Performance Survey of ESOP (employee stock ownership plan) companies that are members of The ESOP Association show that ESOPs saw an economic upturn over the past year.

The author argues that this is in large part owing to the education revolution in the 1970s and the privatization of education in the 1990s, which resulted in a demand for professionals leading the economic upturn.

She added: «The British car industry is not redundant, it is creating viable products that will be wanted when the economic upturn comes.

Sources say the Shadow Chancellor retorted that there was no guarantee the economic upturn would last.

«I think there are really substantial risks here,» Mr. de Blasio said early in his presentation, saying that the economic upturn had disproportionately aided the wealthy.

It will not be enough for Cameron to recover his support if an economic upturn arrives at the end of his austerity parliament; he must break the mould and increase it.

Similarly, there was a positive correlation between mortality rates and economic upturn.

-LSB-...] government's argument that the country was enjoying an economic upturn was a fact, but the ordinary wananchi (citizens) had not seen any positive changes to warrant voting for it, hence the voters» overwhelming support for the opposition party (Oucho, 2012: 515)

The economic upturn will make it harder to attract would - be teachers, while the number of pupils under the age of 16 is set to rise by some 615,000 to 7.85 million by 2020, says ASCL.

Cyclical stocks may tend to increase in value more quickly during economic upturns than non-cyclical stocks, but also lose value more quickly during economic downturns.

«During economic upturns, owners forget to watch their nickels and then have to play catch up in the downturns.

Unfortunately, none of these polls show a great deal of consumer confidence which is a key to any economic upturn.