Sentences with phrase «money in a growing economy»

It's easy to leverage on cheap money in a growing economy but it is harder to grow and increase payouts during tough years.

It's easy to leverage on cheap money in a growing economy but it is harder to grow and increase payouts during tough years.

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If revenues grew with the overall economy, costs remained flat, and BofA avoided the steep credit losses that plagued it in the past ---- specifically by sticking with those reliable customers, Moynihan claimed, it could become a money machine.

Case in point: Despite a growing economy and recovering profits, as of mid-May, not a single energy stock mutual fund in the U.S. had made money this year, according to Morningstar.

For entrepreneurs burned out by the slog of growing a business in a tepid economy, the temptation to take the money and run must be enormous.

The Liberals sold the first of their infrastructure program by saying that the money, $ 11.3 billion of which was committed on a cash basis between April 2016 and this Saturday, would grow the economy by 0.2 per cent in the first 12 - months and then by 0.4 per cent in the ensuing 12 months.

«We are seeing that our focus on the middle class, by putting more money in the pockets of hard working families, and giving less advantages to the wealthiest, is growing the economy,» Trudeau said, as he also attempted to distract the media horde from his finance minister's loose interpretation of what constitutes a conflict of interest.

He says the New Jersey bank would «take money out of Wall Street and put it to work for New Jersey — creating jobs and growing the economy [by] using state deposits to finance local investments... and... support billions of dollars of critical investments in infrastructure, small businesses, and student loans — saving our residents money and returning all profits to the taxpayers.»

That was inherent in the way that it was created, without a central bank to monetize national Treasury budget deficits and spend money into the economy to help it grow.

The result would be to grow the domestic economy instead of diverting investments overseas to countries having little incentive to reinvest that money back in the U.S.

Either deflation's growing momentum will pull today's faltering economies into the ever - growing maw of a deflationary collapse or the continued printing of money to stave off such a collapse will end with the complete debasement of paper currencies in a hyperinflationary blowoff.

Energy costs have dropped, the Fed has not «printed money» in more than a year, and the economy is growing slowly, and steadily.

The last time we put a president in the White House, and he supposedly heard God speak to him, we got attacked by terrorists, we got floods, we got into two trillion dollar wars, the bottom of our economy fell, jobs left our country in droves, and started handing out taxpayers money to banks and businesses like they were growing on trees.

The benefits of such a program are numerous: the food is fresher and less likely to be processed; children can actually meet or learn about «their» farmers and / or visit the farms where their food is grown; and more money stays in the local economy to support farms and related businesses.

By supporting these dedicated parents, we keep our money local, and help grow the most important part of our economy and community (in my humble opinion).

«This deduction helps keep money in the pockets of our residents, which in turn supports our growing local economy.

The cons of this however is that this can be harmful to the economy as a whole in the longer term as every printed dollar requires the economy to continue growing relative to the rate of printing money, otherwise inflation occurs.

Again this very much depends on exactly how money is spent in very very general terms spending on infrastructure and research and development grows the economy while spending on services is more likely to disappear.

«This deduction helps keep money in the pockets of our residents, which in turn supports our growing local economy,» Miner wrote.

Business News of Saturday, 12 May 2018 Source: ghananewsagency.org MTN is one of Ghana's fastest growing networks Mr Obed Adu - Amankwah, the Upper West Territory Sales Controller of MTN Ghana, has urged phone users to register MTN Mobile Money as the company is instrumental in building robust cashless economy for ease of doing business.

Bob Turner has never voted for a tax increase in his life and he is adamant that our tax code be reformed to give Americans and small businesses more of their money back to grow this economy.

«Instead of allowing pay to be driven down to the lowest level, ministers should be looking to increase pay and living standards of everyone, to put money in people's pockets to help our economy to grow.»

John Redwood commented: «If we're going to tax the rich more and get more money in from a growing economy we need to set competitive rates.»

Intimating the continuing grim state of the British economy, Mr King said: «In the wake of the financial crisis, and the sharp downturn that followed, the amount of money in the economy as a whole - broad money - is now barely growing at alIn the wake of the financial crisis, and the sharp downturn that followed, the amount of money in the economy as a whole - broad money - is now barely growing at alin the economy as a whole - broad money - is now barely growing at all.

Government is too big and too bureaucratic, and our goal as members is to promote ideas that rein in government overreach, give more money back to taxpayers and promote stable, growing economies.

The monetary base increase is direct evidence that the money supply was growing during the 1930's as a result of policy decisions rather than political events in Europe or changes in the economy because of the recovery itself.

In the wake of the crisis of 2008 - 2009 governments around the world spent heavily and expanded the money supply in an effort to grow their economieIn the wake of the crisis of 2008 - 2009 governments around the world spent heavily and expanded the money supply in an effort to grow their economiein an effort to grow their economies.

So when the Fed is ready to blow it all out into the economy, and presuming the economy is healthy enough to start taking it (more on this below), first they cut the IOER rate to 0 % (I would advocate charging banks money, but maybe you do it in steps), second they start raising short term interest rates (creates demand) and then once the economy is powering forward on private credit creation like normal then the deficit will start closing naturally as the economy grows and tax revenues increase and unemployment will come down (GDP gap closes).

We keep the money in the market and minimize trades because we're banking on the solid earnings of corporations and a nicely running economy to keep our money growing.

Student loans can't be discharged in bankruptcy like other debts can, so someone who defaults on educational debt is still going to have to spend money on their loans rather than on buying things that would grow the economy.

In the four years before President Macri's arrival, the Argentine economy grew at a paltry 1.6 % rate per year — meaning that, in per capita terms, it didn't grow at all... Consumer inflation, on the other hand, averaged almost 30 % per year... At the end of May, the government announced a plan to increase public pensions and devolve tax revenues to the provinces that, if implemented (which is almost certain), will cost the national government a significant amount of money and make meeting primary deficit targets... all but impossible to achievIn the four years before President Macri's arrival, the Argentine economy grew at a paltry 1.6 % rate per year — meaning that, in per capita terms, it didn't grow at all... Consumer inflation, on the other hand, averaged almost 30 % per year... At the end of May, the government announced a plan to increase public pensions and devolve tax revenues to the provinces that, if implemented (which is almost certain), will cost the national government a significant amount of money and make meeting primary deficit targets... all but impossible to achievin per capita terms, it didn't grow at all... Consumer inflation, on the other hand, averaged almost 30 % per year... At the end of May, the government announced a plan to increase public pensions and devolve tax revenues to the provinces that, if implemented (which is almost certain), will cost the national government a significant amount of money and make meeting primary deficit targets... all but impossible to achieve.

In a growing economy with a stable money supply, there would be no monetary inflation, but there would likely be goods price deflation.

It has been taking in huge sums of money for decades, and is now starting to experience growing pains as its infrastructure, government, and legal framework is being tested by the growth of its economy.

Since roughly 640 million of the 650 million bulbs sold each year in this fast - growing economy are incandescents, the potential for cutting carbon emissions, reducing air pollution, and saving consumers money is huge.

«Boosting clean energy in Ohio will create jobs, grow the economy, cut pollution, and save customers money,» Munson said.

Since roughly 640 million of the 650 million bulbs sold each year in this fast - growing economy are the old inefficient incandescents, the potential for cutting carbon emissions, reducing air pollution, lowering the frequency of blackouts, and saving consumers money is huge.

And it is sad that you haven't even read the article to understand how this option is good for all of us — to grow our economy while creating cleaner air, and putting money in citizens» pockets to encourage people to conserve and use less energy.

Career Coaching — Group and Online: With the economy as it is, and people becoming more conscious about their money, group and online coaching are growing in popularity.

But if you want to go it alone, be sure to approach the task systematically, says David Lereah, NAR's new chief economist and the author of The Rules for Growing Rich: Making Money in the New Information Economy, published this summer by Crown Business.

The Rules for Growing Rich: Making Money in the New Information Economy (N.Y.: Crown Business, $ 25) is a primer on how to turn the ocean of information on the Web into investment knowledge.

At MBA, he served as president of the association's first for - profit venture, Lender Technologies, Inc., which is building an e-commerce infrastructure for mortgage lenders, and recently wrote Rules for Growing Rich: Making Money in the New Information Economy (Random House, 2000).