Sentences with phrase «economic well»

There's no question: these are natural and essential measures of economic well - being.

Using an index of 16 indicators, the report ranks states on overall child well - being and in economic well - being, education, health and family and community.

Central banks and regulators share focus on economic good and in many cases, consumer protection.

Business investment is critical for sustaining long - term economic well - being.

The increase in college enrollment has significant implications on the future economic well - being of young adults.

Our final measure of overall economic well - being is the annual incidence of adult poverty.

Economic developers promote economic well - being and quality of life for their communities, by creating, retaining and expanding jobs that facilitate growth, enhance wealth and provide a stable tax base.

It's a tremendous challenge up there... When we talk about economic well being, we are really in some instances starting at the basics of food, water and shelter up there.

And are those parents, mostly baby boomers who benefited from economic good times, tax cuts and free higher education to blame?

More likely economic good news will build slowly, and thus any eventual interest rate increases would also be somewhat gradual.

This is not to say that marriage is not correlated with greater economic well - being.

Accordingly, I think it has been worthwhile to renew the project of measuring sustainable economic well being.

Income per capita is the most frequently used statistic for comparing economic well - being across countries.

Of course, most people don't even understand what a subsidy is, what the deficit is and the implications of it to our general economic well - being.

These stringent sustainability criteria relate to social, environmental and economic good practice.

For both you and the gold merchant, an interest - based agreement might well involve the price of the ring, as that will affect economic well - being.

This was its best ranking in the four «domains,» which include economic well - being, education, health and family and community.

No doubt economists could develop far better measures of what constitutes economic well being.

So what makes economic good times bad for us?

Right to work breaks this cycle of government - aided monopoly union power for the larger economic good.

You expose your entire economic well - being to risk when you are a general partner.

The last post in this series examined our worsening economic well - being.

The effect of differences in growth rates on economic well - being is easy to see.

The pursuit of self - interest in competitive markets generally leads to choices and behavior that also promote the national level of economic well - being.

A government increasing regulation may change the behavior of an area of the economy, but will not increase overall economic well - being.

Natural anxiety about economic well - being creates self - interest bias.

The payoff will be improved public health and increased economic well - being.

The first is that even if there are some periods during which economic growth does not correlate with improved economic well - being, most of the time it does.

Cowal said these kinds of incidents show that «we have to be aware as diplomats of the political implications of crises in health for economic well - being, for political stability, for military power.»

In Missouri, we've seen improvement in family economic well - being with more parents employed full - time, fewer families spending a burdensome amount of their income on housing costs, and a drop in the number of teen mothers.

Even so, their measures indicated that whereas economic growth as measured by GNP correlated well with economic well being until around 1950, since that time there was little improvement in well being despite considerable increase in economic activity.

Historically (in this country), women had little choice, if they wanted to survive comfortably, but to «marry well» (read: into economic good fortune) lest they be a burden to their families at best, or be cast aside and left to survive however they could, at worst.

This drop in public support is itself at least partly due to the state of the national economy, as public enthusiasm about environmental action has — for many decades — been found to be inversely correlated with various measures of national economic well - being.

After many years of relative economic well - being, the United States and read more...

The Annie E. Casey Foundation's 2017 KIDS COUNT Data Book examines economic well - being, education, health, and family and community factors that influence children's growth and development.

Like those cheap jars of dill and gherkin pickles your supermarket sells at a loss, are we undermining our health and even economic well - being by our insistence on «more, faster and cheaper?»

The strong gains have been attributed to Jamaica's popularity come economic good times or bad.

To better reflect the actual economic well - being of the city's households, Tang said, the Gini coefficient should also include the effects of taxation and social benefits.

«The annual loss in U.S. economic well - being would range between $ 1.7 billion and $ 3.3 billion,» Wally Tyner, Purdue University Agricultural Economics Professor, noted in a study.

«Chinese economic well - being also falls if they impose a tariff, in some cases as much or more than for the U.S..

Children with long term conditions should be explicitly included in the five outcomes of Every Child Matters (be healthy; stay safe; enjoy and achieve; make a positive contribution; and achieve economic well - being).

The life sciences are no longer just sexy, but are becoming a staple in a nation?s economic well - being.