Sentences with phrase «mess of economic»

Now, in the present mess of economic policies put forth by most governments in our world, he explains how the debt and trade imbalances will eventually have to balance.

Not exact matches

We're at a line in the sand here, where we can continue blindly marching over the cliff, or we can get a grip: ramp down fossil fuel use immediately, get an economic system geared to fixing up the mess we've made instead of enriching the few who already have far more than enough, nourish an ideology of cooperation instead of competition, and put the technology to more intelligent uses than convenience and mindless diversion.

So rather than being a distinct primary bear market, and a distinct economic downturn, what we're likely to observe ahead will be largely a continuation of the original unresolved mess of bad credit and unrestructured debt, now also writ large across Europe.

Low interest rates aid and abet bubbles, that's one of the reasons we got into this economic mess in the first place.

If what I think is going to happen economically does happen, he will forever be known as the 21st century Herbert Hoover and the GOP will be out of power for the next 40 years, as they deserve to because they created this current economic mess back with Reagan's cut taxes but not cut spending starting in 1980.

We are still climbing out of the economic mess that he put us into.

Nevertheless, in the long run, despite the Tories success in framing the ideological narrative in terms of spending cuts, reducing the deficit and cleaning up New Labour's economic mess, the ideological terrain of fairness, excessive bonuses and inequality is Labour's ground.

In these uncertain economic times the public is looking to politicians for answers and reassurance, and if all they are finding is a technocratic mess of linguistic confusion, their trust in the political process is seriously eroded, as well as their ability to hold politicians to account for their actions.

«Yes, we have a difficult economic situation, but you listen to the governor of the bank of England this morning, he is saying we are coming up with a textbook response to clear up the mess made by people like him.»

I hope that resident leftie might share my view that out of the ashes of our present economic mess there could rise a Phoenix in the shape of a new order, based on fairness.

Are these Liberal Democrats «okay» with making some of the most vulnerable people in our society pay for the economic mess caused by millionaire bankers?

Two more years of institutional destruction and economic decay will leave the country in a total mess.

After all, isn't the current economic mess a result of the unfettered greed and conscienceless of Capitalism gone mad?

Will the people who got us into this economic mess, the people behind the massive foreclosures — and we know who they are — will they be carry the burden as much of the poor and middle class New Yorkers?»

The country has undergone the biggest economic crisis in living memory, yet they offer no explanation of how they'd get us out of this mess, nor any admission of responsibility for their part in creating it.»

Its next opportunity to make a royal mess of Buffalo's economic prospects comes next week.

«Hard - working people have felt the impact of an economic mess left by the last government, and do not deserve to be hit twice — having to pick up the bill for ever - increasing welfare spending at the same time,» he wrote.

do you mean to suggest that the economic mess of the moment has roots which only go back to 2006, when Democrats took control of congress after 6 years of Republican majorities there?

Cox, who was in the Capitol Wednesday for the opening of the legislative session, said Cuomo's economic development policies had failed and that he had tried to «bribe» legislators to hold a special session that would have included a pay increase and a package of bills that was an «uncooked mess.»

Over the next decade the price of the financial / economic mess we are in will be paid in public sector cuts — better to cut the non-productive audit and bureaucratic command and control regimes (and I include the quangos, central government departments and the consequent costs in local government) than front line services.

«Rather than finding more and more ways of attacking and penalising public service workers, time and energy should be spent on pressing the Coalition to clear up the economic mess.»

For a state like Edo, with the level of the economic mess that the state is in, it is shocking that somebody can stand up and say «I was in charge of the economic team».

It implies that Labour accepts the Tory framing of the election that Labour caused an almightly economic mess, that the deficit is now the central issue and that deep cuts in pay, benefits and public services were the right way to deal with the deficit.

Speaking before the people of Bibiani at a durbar on Monday, he said his young government was already fulfilling its pledges despite the economic mess inherited by his administration.

The royal father who attributed the present economic complications to what he described as the effects of negligence of the past administrations in the country, said Nigeria wouldn't have been in this economic mess if the past governments had diversified the nation's God - given abundant resources.

What David Cameron and indeed every Tory MP shoulds be doing is using every speech and interview to ram home the fact that this economic mess is far worse for the UK because of Brown's vast borrowings.

Since this is a finance blog, I'm not going to cover every issue, but as the title says, how can we expect our leaders to lead us out of an economic mess if they can't even pass (or maybe remember, or maybe selectively remember the parts they like) Economics 101.

It says economic trajectories are already pointed in the direction of ever more height as they approach the Scillion (/ / www.travelblog.org/Photos/1861498.html), so, in essence, why mess with a good thing?

(4) The decline of cheap and abundant energy will (a) limit our ability to respond to the ecological problems we face, and (b) create an economic climate where we stuggle to get by day - to - day, much less make progress in cleaning up the various messes generated during the post-WW2 era.

Well, largely because it is the null hypothesis, or rather, because humans have a tendency for messing up things they don't understand by acting too quickly (we have tons of economic and political examples for this), and as a general rule it is usually safer to only make small changes and only when we're pretty sure we're right.

But there are many people whose motive is Profit and who don't give a shit if a side effect of their economic activity is to mess up the environment.

Keeping in mind the unfolding economic mess south of the border, it is also interesting that Giorno is an enthusiastic fan of the policies that have failed so miserably in the US.

Of course you are right that there was much sympathy for communism in the United States, particularly during the Great Depression when people saw no other way out of their social and economic mesOf course you are right that there was much sympathy for communism in the United States, particularly during the Great Depression when people saw no other way out of their social and economic mesof their social and economic mess.

The government sought to portray the Budget as an economic repair job on the mess left by the previous Labor government, whilst the Opposition maintained it was a massive deceit of the electorate.

But it is especially good to see members of a younger generation, one that is graduating into an economic and ecological mess that is not of their making, considering alternative paths that could well lead them to a more stable, resilient and sustainable future.

What I will say though is that while job creation is a noble goal, creating jobs that support the development of technologies that are just socially and environmentally destructive in the long run, as fracking clearly has the potential to be, is just the same sort of short - term thinking that got us into the economic mess we're in right now.

In The Philadelphia Inquirer this week, Larry E. Ribstein tells business writer Chris Mondics that law firms have yet to figure out the model that will get them out of the economic mess in which they find themselves.

Our legal training, the ingrained prejudices of the law, and the perverse economic incentives of law practice got us in this mess.

The origin of the current crisis, the economic and political mess in Europe, has sent equity markets plunging worldwide.

Ryan discusses the death of Osama Bin Laden; Ryan reviews the economic news of the week; Ryan notices the correlation between increased home sales and interest rate drops; Louis notes we can't expect the housing market to be supported by further decreases in rates as they are already near historic lows; Ryan explains that interest rates change once every four hours; Ryan notes the difference between getting a quote and being locked in to an interest rate; Ryan advises the importance of keeping in touch with your mortgage lender; Louis notes that interest rates change a lot faster than home prices; Ryan notes that the consumer confidence was up, Ryan and Louis discuss the Fed's decision to keep interest rates where they are and to continue the $ 600 billion QE2 program; Ryan and Louis discuss the Fed's view that inflation is nascent; Louis notes that not only does the Fed not see inflation that exists but disclaims any responsibility for it; Louis asserts that there is a correlation between oil prices and Fed policy; Louis discusses Ben Bernanke's assertion that the Fed can't control oil prices but that they somehow can control the impact of higher oil prices on the rest of the economy; Louis also remarks on Bernanke's view of the dollar - the claim that a strong dollar can be achieved through the Fed's current policy as it is their belief that they are creating a sound economy and therefore a sound dollar; Louis notes the irony of the Fed chastising Congress» spendthrift ways — if the Fed did not monetize the debt, Congress could» nt spend; Louis noted that as Bernanke spoke the prices of gold and silver rose as it seemed that the Fed has no interest in cutting off the easy money; the current Fed policy will keep interest rates low; Ryan notes that the Fed knows that they can't let interest rates rise because of the housing mess; Louis notes that the Fed has a Hobson's Choice - either keep rates low or let interest rates rise and cut off the recovery.