Sentences with phrase «mean deep recessions»

Raising interest rates could mean deep recessions.

Not exact matches

One of them is that deep into an expansion, higher economic confidence reduces the likelihood that many markets will panic at the same time, and means market - specific stories are often bigger drivers than the more binary question of «recession, or not?»

Which means that our capital misallocation is extensive and long - term, our recessions are long and deep, our growth trend is shallow, and our complacency about how right we are in contrast to the benighted past is callow and pitiable.»

As we know, the materialisation of some of the risks that had built up in the financial system, followed by a financial crisis, deep recessions and slow recoveries, has meant that much more has been demanded of central banks in recent years, especially those in the major jurisdictions.

A cynical view suggests that all the talk about the recession fostering frugality, living within one's means, and the virtues of helping and being helped by one's community is just talk, and that what's actually happening is that people are building up a deep well of perceived deprivation, a backlog of buying, such that when the economy recovers we'll see another binge of overconsumption, carrying us farther still from a satisfying life and speeding the collapse of planetary life support systems.