Sentences with phrase «of subpar growth»

He said the good news is that the economy is in no danger of a recession; however, this year will likely mark nine straight years of subpar growth of less than the historical average of 3 percent.»

Bad decisions of the past must be grown out of, even if it takes a long time of subpar growth to do that.

After more than four years of subpar growth, global GDP hinges on the resilience of domestic demand in developed nations, the outlook for China and the impact of US monetary tightening on emerging markets.

Not exact matches

Indeed, a number of forecasters are now predicting that the expansion, which began in 2009 and has remained subpar ever since, might prove to be far more durable than the typical five - to - six - year growth cycle, in part because of the absence of the traditional boom, then bust pattern.

By the middle of February, banking industry stocks in both Europe and the U.S. had suffered double - digit price declines as investors fretted over ever - intensifying regulation and subpar economic growth.

Unfortunately, all her dedication, however admirable, can't make up for a subpar, uninventive screenplay or a character arc that ties Lara's personal growth to the resolution of daddy issues.

At this point, dividend growth is subpar, but GE can earn its way out of that problem.

In fact, it's very positive, relative to the past decade of subpar GDP growth.

Though the growth among new homeowners is encouraging, their overall share of the market is still subpar, according to Yun.

The weak wage growth is a consequence of decade - long subpar economic growth.

Adds Yun, «With roughly 26 million more people in the U.S. 2 compared to the peak year of home sales in 2005 (7.08 million), the pace of existing sales would likely be more robust if not for the economy's subpar growth since the downturn and wage gains that have failed to keep pace with rents and home prices.»

Too many would - be buyers have been locked out of the market by the factors found in this study, and it's also one of the biggest reasons why economic growth has been subpar in the current recovery.»

The subpar growth reflects weak productivity growth, which has averaged less than 1 % over the past five years, and a low rate of labor force participation that remains at levels last seen in the 1970s.

«The commercial real estate sector is on the path to recovery, but subpar economic growth, lack of financing available to small investors and the industry trend towards squeezing more employees into existing spaces will keep demand from meaningful acceleration,» Yun said in the NAR press release highlighting the report.

«Last year was the 11th year in a row of subpar GDP growth, but renewed corporate optimism leading to a focus on investment and a desperately needed boost in residential construction should pave the way for modest expansion this year of around 2.4 percent,» he said.

«Last year was the 11th year in a row of subpar GDP growth, but renewed corporate optimism leading to a focus on investment and a desperately needed boost in residential construction should pave the way for modest expansion this year of around 2.4 percent,» says Lawrence Yun, NAR chief economist.

Yun says their share of purchases would be higher if not for the numerous obstacles they face: «Many Millennials have endured underemployment and subpar wage growth, and rising rents and repaying student debt have made it very difficult to save for a downpayment.