Sentences with phrase «price shocks»

Only in the event of a large supply shock (such as the oil price shocks of the 1970s) might any difference in response across the different frameworks become apparent.

Those of you who can recall our experience with the oil price shock of the 1970s will remember the subsequent effort required to bring inflation under control.

These factors could make the economy less dependent on fossil fuels and thus less likely to be hurt by energy price shocks.

Investing in the infrastructure for a low carbon economy will both kick start the growth that is currently missing and make our economy resilient to price shocks in an age of scarcity.

In fact, they hardly experienced $ 0.99 price shock from the beginning of 2011.

Price shocks on that scale would mean millions of starving people — it's that simple.

And as natural gas prices rise, keeping nuclear plants on - line will protect consumers and industries from future price shocks.

This is evidenced by the absence of large price shocks and of regional price differences between markets.

The high cost of production puts some producers at risk from negative price shock.

We can't do much about resource price shocks.

This immediate price shock appears to have generated volatile and, to some degree, negative equity markets.

Putting all its eggs in the truck / SUV / crossover market, it will once again be an oil price shock away from getting caught out.

This three - row SUV offers all of the safety, technology, entertainment and performance of a luxury brand, without the sticker price shock of luxury brands.

Make sure that your risk capital is large enough to withstand such price shocks.

A sharp decline from the rate achieved in the years immediately following the oil price shocks of the early 1970s.

By forcing consumers to use expensive energy, government imposes a green energy price shock.

Inflation in the 1970s was largely driven by commodity price shocks.

These challenges became highly visible during the oil price shocks of 1973 — 1974 and again in 1980 — 1981.

The report also highlights recent research indicating that the ever larger volumes of globally traded food raise the risk of large price shocks.

The report also connected climate change to rising food prices and political instability, for instance the riots in Asia and Africa after food price shocks in 2008.

Robinson, Sherman and Willenbockel, Dirk and Ahmed, Hashim and Dorosh, Paul (2010): Implications of food production and price shocks for household welfare in Ethiopia: a general equilibrium analysis.

Saving nuclear saves green jobs and protects ratepayers from future price shocks when natural gas prices rise.

When the oil price shock hit, one of the reasons that we adjusted so quickly to it was because we cut interest rates to cushion the blow, and the exchange rate moved enough to give us a more rapid adjustment than we would otherwise have had.

Core inflation eliminates products that can have temporary price shocks because these shocks can diverge from the overall trend of inflation and give a false measure of inflation.

The Barometer highlights that global cocoa market price fluctuations — most recently the steep decline between September 2016 and February 2017 — cause price shocks especially dramatic for smallholder cocoa farmers, in particular in Côte d'Ivoire where income from cocoa declined by as much as 30 % — 40 % in that period.

Despite periodic price shocks and related energy crises, the United States is even more dependent on crude oil and natural gas than it was almost 30 years ago.

«This suggests that social interactions can propagate house price shocks across the United States,» writes Kuchler.

If so, just wait until the next price shock (petrol is now at $ 1.14 per litre, give or take a few cents, in Ontario now) really hits proud owners of these new trucks and you will be able to buy a slightly used one at a good discount price.

In Canada, the economy's structural adjustment to the oil price shock continues, but is proving to be uneven.

Because some asset prices may fall more abruptly than they rise, and because the effects of downward moves in asset prices on demand may be larger due to the greater negative impact of deflation on the net worth of borrowers — witness the United States in the 1930s or Japan in the 1990s, the case for adjusting monetary policy in response to negative asset price shocks is commonly considered more compelling than in the alternative context.

The oil price shock increases both downside risks to the inflation profile and financial stability risks.

«Northern Gateway represents an inflationary price shock which will have a negative and prolonged impact on the Canadian economy by reducing output, employment, labour income and government revenues.»

The emergence of significantly higher inflation and the traumas of the first OPEC oil price shock undermined the demand orientated Keynesian framework and cleared the way for a different strand of theory to emerge — one which had its origins in the classical idea of «money neutrality».

The man in charge of helping Kuwait navigate the global oil - price shock said the Middle East's second - richest nation is responding to the crisis by «spending as much as possible» to Continue Reading

The oil price shock changed the outlook dramatically.

Perishable foods like Asian greens and eggs can be grown close to market, thereby reducing spoilage, supply chain waste and food miles, and buffering against fuel price shocks.

Katie Price shocked people when she joked on the show that she and her husband had talked about whether or not they should hire a prostitute for Harvey when he is an adult.

We've just about had everything — from lipstick on a pig all the way to a full - on financial panic, with two ongoing wars and the lingering effects of an oil - price shock playing in the background.

Green Alliance advocates Britain take a more activist stance on energy and food conservation, alongside greater spending on renewable energy production, to protect against further price shocks and the volatility that always seems to send prices up rather than down.

«I picture an oil price shock within a couple of years,» says Campbell.

Peter Bowler's Darwin Deleted shows that the shock of Darwin's theories may have delayed the acceptance of evolution — and science may have paid the price

There's a big ebook price shock looming for authors and publishers in the New Year as a whopping 20 % charge is going to be levied on all ebooks bought by readers in the UK, which is the biggest ebook market by far in Europe.

trader, I posed the following question: what if I wanted to «hedge» changes in my SWR (in $ terms) by varying my % invested in stocks today so that my SWR (again, in $ terms) was as little changed as possible across a range of stock price shocks.

The summer edition of the report suggested businesses on the Prairies will be hurt as the oil price shock spreads across other sectors.

They did that at the 2013 conference, I was at awe at the size of the original Xone, at awe when they said it was always on, unable to resale old games etc. and was shocked at the price

Moreover, no one is proposing dropping the full price shock of CO2E on the Market like a fiscal bomb.

1975: Energy Policy and Conservation Act, Corporate Average Fuel Economy (NHTSA) Intended to reduce energy consumption by increasing the fuel economy of cars and light trucks in response to the oil embargo and resulting price shocks in the early 1970s.

figure data Coal has been the predominant fuel used in power generation over the last 60 years, and saw its share expand during the 1980s in response to higher oil prices following two price shocks during the 1970s.

While price shock regarding the iPhone X is understandable, it should be remembered that Samsung moved into this ultra high - end price territory first with the Note 8.