Sentences with phrase «for slower job growth»

The Bay Area and California are in for slower job growth this year and next, but the Bay Area, powered by its high - tech economic engine, will outpace the state in job creation, according to two new economic forecasts released Wednesday.

Could the fact that lending to small businesses still has not fully recovered be a driver for slow job growth?

However, the consensus for slower jobs growth in September goes against historical tendencies since jobs growth in September is usually faster compared to jobs growth in August.

However, this goes against the consensus for slower jobs growth, as well as Markit's finding that jobs growth eased a bit.

Not exact matches

Job creation is projected to slow down over the next few years due to technological advances in oil sands processing and a slower growth in international demand for oil products, but the growing demand for base metals is expected to buoy employment opportunities.

Job creation is, however, projected to slow over the next few years due to technological advances in oil sands processing and slower growth in international demand for oil products.

The global financial crisis initially slammed the brakes on the nation's economic expansion, wiping out about 20 million export - related jobs — this in a country where anything under 8 % growth is generally considered to be too slow for social comfort.

That kind of growth would cause problems within the country, especially if job losses mount or growth remains slow for the long term, but Dollar said a steep decline economic expansion may be just what the country needs.

But Lacker said the case for higher rates would only grow stronger unless job growth slowed «significantly in the months ahead.»

By 2020, job growth in the sector should have slowed to the point where there are more people looking for work in the field than there are jobs to be filled.

Chair Yellen, with real growth over the recovery a little slower than we thought, output gaps and job market slack still on the scene, prices appearing to decelerate and wages / compensation revealing little in the way of threatening pressures, try as I might — and I repeat, I'm solidly in your camp — I don't see the rationale for tightening, even a little.

That's a bit slower job growth than prior years, as shown in the table below, but this is a typical pattern as the job market closes in on full employment (h / t to the great Lexin Cai for making this table!).

If Fed officials view it as a ceiling, as their statements sometimes suggest, they'll likely tighten monetary policy once they hit it even if they've been missing 2 percent for years and tightening means slowing job and wage growth that has eluded too many workers in recent recoveries.

And for all the muddle, the one thing that seems clear is that the risks to the economy and particularly the labor market — which is generating solid job growth and even some wage gains (for which we should all give Chair Yellen and the Fed serious credit)-- remain «asymmetric:» there's a greater risk of needlessly slowing non-inflationary growth than there is of inflation accelerating.

Minister Flaherty had done an excellent job of pre-conditioning on what to expect: a commitment to eliminate the deficit by 2015 - 16; no new «risky» spending; some funding for infrastructure and skills training; and further restraint measures to offset revenue losses due to slower economic growth in 2013.

As a moderately - sized metro experiencing relatively slow workforce growth, the Amazon HQ2 represents a large jump in job creation for Minneapolis.

China's leaders have made it clear that they are willing to tolerate slower economic growth if that growth rate is sustainable and allows for increased domestic consumption (and hence job creation).

«In no way will Amazon's decision slow our pursuit of a strong growth agenda for Baltimore, as we work to attract new investment, quality job opportunities, and importantly, new residents to a city celebrated for its diversity, and its rich higher educational, athletic, cultural, medical, and maritime assets.

Millennials said the biggest barriers to progress for young adults 18 - 22 were higher education costs (46 percent), slow wage growth (40 percent) and lack of job prospects (39 percent), the survey found.

Continuously hiking taxes to pay for years of budget mistakes is a recipe for poor economic performance, meaning fewer job opportunities and slower wage growth for working Illinoisans.

It's not unusual for job growth to slow after a surge the month before.

It is certainly true that economic growth and job creation have been sluggish for some time, largely due to slow global economic growth and continued restraint by all levels of government.

If I look back over my life, and I am not a new born Christain, it seems that most of my growth in my walk came when I was in need for a job, while growth slowed down when I were making good money and enjoyed my work.

Slow / low / no job growth was to be looked at as a good thing for them, and I think if you've been paying attention you know this.

Now that the world economy is faltering (slow growth could be the new normal for many years to come) his gamble that rising GDP would finish the job of mending the public finances looks unlikely to come off.

On employment, for instance, growth in jobs and the number of people in work slowed since RDAs were set up in 1999.

«The World Bank figures are there for all to see, our economic growth rate today is at a much slower pace than it was 3 years back, agreed that the present government is doing a good job at diversifying the economy.»

This, coupled with rising health care costs and lower reimbursements from insurance companies, may slow the predicted rapid growth of the MD&D industry — and job opportunities — even as the demand for scientists with more advanced training increases.

U.S. job growth slowed down sharply in August and more Americans gave up the hunt for work, giving a cautious Federal Reserve more reasons to wait a bit longer before raising interest rates.

TOKYO, June 4 (Reuters)- Japan's shares fell sharply on Monday, with the broader Topix index hitting a 28 - year low, as investors rushed to sell riskier assets on disappointing U.S. jobs data, deepening debt woes for the euro zone and slowing Chinese growth.

The expected job growth for this sector is only five percent, which is slower than the national average for the economy.

Those numbers are not expected to slow down anytime soon as the national rate of job growth is even higher for veterinary assistants.

«Our analysis shows that Americans will pay significantly more for electricity, see slower economic growth and fewer jobs, and have less disposable income, while a slight reduction in carbon emissions will be overwhelmed by global increases.»

Last year, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce's Institute for the 21st Century Energy said it could hike power rates, cost jobs and slow U.S. economic growth.

Moving from an RFS to an LCFS means that American motorists will pay more for fuel and suffer job losses and slower economic growth.

This slow growth means there will be more people vying for fewer jobs in the near future.

Despite the positive job trend for healthcare overall, both the medical device and pharmaceutical sectors are facing circumstances — namely increased taxes and fees mandated by the Affordable Care Act — that may in fact slow down job growth.

The BLS projects the growth rate for chemist jobs by 2024 to be 3 percent, which is much slower than the average across all occupations.

Since the Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts a slower - than - average job growth rate for this field, chances are there will be numerous candidates for every open position.

Currently, the job market is slow for file clerks, with the Bureau of Labor Statistics reporting just 2 - percent growth over the next 10 years.

The BLS expected job growth for medical transcriptionists to be about six percent from 2010 - 2020, which is slower than average.

Job opportunities for quality control inspectors are predicted to grow at a slower rate than average through 2020 — approximately 8 percent growth.

New York job growth, which surged in the years after the financial crisis, slowed in 2016, Kenneth McCarthy, principal economist at brokerage Cushman & Wakefield Inc., said at a market briefing for reporters Wednesday.

Nevada, which lead the nation in growth during 1999, saw residential construction permits declined across the state in 2000 and casino construction slowed, but job growth for 2001 is still expected to be a strong 4 percent, down from 4.5 percent in 2000.

Two reasons: a) because the number of first - time home buyers will be significantly less due to slow job and population growth, and b) cash buyers won't spend over market value for properties.

While job growth and consumer confidence remain key to an economic recovery, the «Great Recession» has crimped demand for housing by slowing immigration and the creation of new households by young and middle - aged adults.

The study, conducted for NAR by Wade R. Ragas, professor of finance with the University of New Orleans Real Estate Market Data Center, shows that slow job growth and modest wages have worsened affordability problems for the area's low - and moderate - income households.

«In Canada over the past six months, price increases have slowed except for a few hot markets, but all markets are supported by strong economic fundamentals such as job growth and stable mortgage rates,» Lawby says.

Increased demand by office tenants in the top two markets accounted for their rise in rank, while San Francisco's slide is resulted from slowing job growth and increasing vacancy.

«Job growth is slowing, and therefore there is going to be less demand for real estate space going forward.»