Sentences with phrase «poor economic growth»

The influx of NGOs and international actors to kick start investment in the country post war also failed to kick start the economy, with Bosnia suffering from poor economic growth (2 % in 2015).

Paul Johnson, of the Institute for Fiscal Studies think tank, told the Financial Times it was «quite an achievement given how poor economic growth has been».

«A giveaway or a loss - making firesale at the current share price would add billions to the national debt at a time when poor economic growth already means borrowing isn't coming down,» he told the Times newspaper.

Figures on paper mean little, high cap rates mean little, if you have a property located in an area with poor economic growth, low absorption rates, high unemployment, and higher crime.

In a late December interview with TIME's John Curran, Gross pointed to the second half of 2010 as a period when investors large and small will reckon with a new reality of poor economic growth and a Federal Reserve that is hard - pressed to offer much help.

Sapin, whose tenure as finance minister has been hampered by high unemployment levels and poor economic growth, said that the French economy was now on a «sound footing» for the incoming government.

And for most Pakistanis... the most important problems they struggle with are corruption, weak representative institutions, and poor economic growth; the drone program is only a small part of their overall anger, most of which is directed toward their own governments.

The transit agencies also face reduced sales tax revenue because of increased e-commerce and Illinois» poor economic growth.

Greenspan sees a return to 1970s» - style «stagflation,» or poor economic growth and rising inflation.

The general U.S. market may tank due to a variety of factors, such as a combination of international and domestic events, from reports of high speculation in real estate markets to poor economic growth and growing debt.

The general U.S. market may tank due to a variety of factors, such as a combination of international and domestic events, from reports of high speculation in real estate markets to poor economic growth and growing debt.

This is a direct result of the Great Recession, but also from the poor economic growth (and employment growth) that we've been experiencing.

Levels of economic inequality remain among the worst in the world, a situation which has worsened in the face of mass unemployment and poor economic growth.

Europe, Japan, and the US are in no position to accept these higher environemental costs given their poor economic growth potential going forward.