Sentences with phrase «led economy mean»

Australia's island economy, geographical diversity of ports and trades and export - led economy mean that shipping and logistics are central to our everyday lives, so the problems we help with every day feel important in a very real way.

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In fact corporate profits are a recognized long leading indicator, which means they usually peak at least a year before the economy as a whole.

His ambitions were thwarted by firstly the financial crash, which meant a Tory - led Coalition had to focus on fixing the economy.

It means that mutual recognition systems, which allow goods to travel freely over borders - both from the UK to Europe, and from the UK to other major economies - will go offline, leading to blockages across the trading network.

While things are by no means back to normal, the world's three largest economies — China, Europe and the US — are on a synchronised upswing and many of the luxury sector's leading companies are set to post strong first - quarter results.

According to Ford, the concept's shape is meant to help gain class - leading fuel economy and low CO2 emission and would be at least five percent more aerodynamically efficient than the current Ford Escape.

The Korean automaker says that the small changes mean that the Sonata now leads all mid-sized sedans in fuel economy, excluding hybrids.

The point I am leading up to is that, while the implementation of VII can be made very simple, it will not work unless you have in place some means of helping you develop and strengthen an understanding of the effect of emotions / valuations on stock prices and on the general economy.

Still any movement towards massive infrastructure spending and tax cuts will lead to inflationary pressures on the U.S. economy and this could mean additional rate increases by Federal Reserve Chair, Janet Yellen.

The artist considers these ink paintings as primary works, executed simply and with an economy of means that would later lead him to the lyrical, visualized language of his sculptural works.

Of course, growing populations and strengthening economies will also lead to an increase in consumption rates, which means that a family's carbon legacy in these developing countries will grow toward the levels of Western countries.