Sentences with phrase «stagnant economy»

This measure of effort also skews the playing field in favour of any region which includes post-communist economies which collapsed after 1990, regions with low population growth rates, and / or regions with stagnant economies.

In 2008, economists predicted that a very stagnant economy for Vermont (VT) was predicted to be in effect for the next thirty years.

The Syracuse area ranks 95th among the nation's 100 largest metropolitan areas for economic growth over the past five years, according to a new study, the latest sign of the region's stagnant economy since the end of the Great Recession.

The man now plucked to run the Bank of Japan and revive the long stagnant economy was a career Ministry of Finance bureaucrat at the time exasperated that the central bank had - as he saw it - shirked its duty to end what was then already six years of deflation.

France, for example, experiencing stagnant economy and rising unemployment, has been allowed until 2014 (instead of 2013) to deliver the mandated budget deficit of 3 percent of gross domestic product.

Given that housing has been a bright spot amidst an otherwise stagnant economy, this slowing of improvement could have important macroeconomic impacts.

It is sad that in stagnant economies and increasingly global marketplaces, the most qualified person does not always get the job.

WASHINGTON, D.C. - The Syracuse area ranks 95th among the nation's 100 largest metropolitan areas for economic growth over the past five years, according to a new study, the latest sign of the region's stagnant economy since the end of the Great Recession.

It's the un - and under - employed that are hit worst by a stagnant economy.

As Stiglitz sees it, Americans, particularly on the right, embraced the Chicago school's way of thinking because it appeared to be the efficient solution to stimulating a stagnant economy.

The threat of populist governments, Brexit negotiations and a stagnant economy painted a dark picture for Europe going into 2017.

I, therefore, doubt the effectiveness of Tokyo's latest effort to revive its stagnant economy by throwing at it a new wall of money.

But re-labeling stagnation does not magically transform a stagnant economy.

The Vistage CEO Confidence Index, which tracks sentiment among small business CEOs, reported this week that 1,700 entrepreneurs expect «a stagnant economy during the year ahead... and will likely curtail hiring plans.»

Justin Trudeau and his Liberals sensed a change of mood around the sanctity of balanced budgets and promised to use Canada's fiscal room to jolt a stagnant economy.

But it's perhaps revealing that one of the few notable economies not practicing inflation targeting is Japan, which has suffered a stagnant economy for two decades.

A stagnant economy is not something anyone would wish for, but let this be an opportunity for you to stand out and take market share.

The province's stagnant economy and lack of job growth figured prominently in the 31 - day campaign.

Now that the crash has come, China's leaders must face the grim reality of a broken market, a stagnant economy, and a stalled reform program.

You can have economic malaise that others call mythical sec stag to describe a stagnant economy that mimics feudal society only with much higher standard of living.

In a stagnant economy people with all the money, the.01 percent, have no reason to invest.

According to ITD, minority - owned businesses reinvigorated the stagnant economy, and continue to create sustainable jobs and positively contribute to the tax base.

No one asks just how much they might be increased, or what happens then, although some accounts suggest that such an action would signal an end to the stagnant economy and better times ahead.

Like the millions out of work and the stagnant economy

The rising expectations of a decade ago are shattered on the hard, dull realities of a stagnant economy and rampant inflation.

Market integration suited liberals and business round - tables; social - democrats thought it might kick - start the stagnant economy; and for federalists it suggested a renewed attempt at full political European integration.

Glenn Hubbard, Romney's senior economic adviser, has proposed a restoration of what critics of tax cuts being the sole source of reviving a stagnant economy call «trickle - down economics».

In a stagnant economy, inflation can run rampant as the value of the currency drops, each dollar applied to reductions of debt comes at the collective cost of every member of the economy.

Meanwhile, across the Hudson, Philip Murphy, whose brand of pragmatic progressive politics propelled him from Democratic donor and former American ambassador to the 56th governor of New Jersey, was sworn in, claiming a mandate to provide sweeping change and promising to focus heavily on the stagnant economy.

He confronted «fears about the immediate future» amid the ongoing eurozone crisis and Britain's stagnant economy, which is expected to remain broadly flat until at least the beginning of next year.

The Bloomberg administration is likely to oppose the bill on the grounds that projects needing subsidies should not be burdened with extra wage requirements, and that in a stagnant economy, job creation should be paramount.

Nixon announced her candidacy March 19 but didn't get around to campaigning in Buffalo until this past week, something that didn't go unnoticed by local Democratic leaders, who lauded Cuomo for helping the city's long - stagnant economy.

Rising unemployment and a stagnant economy means spending is higher and tax revenues lower.

Reducing the top tax rate played right into Labours hands An astute politian would have phased in any adjustment incrementally as the tax take increased in a growing economy, But this was also coupled with Osbourne and Alexanders insistance that low income families had to find additional hours of work in a stagnant economy in order to be entitled to working tax credit.

Syracuse faces a stagnant economy, high levels of violent crime and concentrated minority poverty.

As I have previously written, the austerity agenda which has dominated the UK's economic debate since 2010 is increasingly seen as inseparable from a stagnant economy and growing poverty and unemployment.

The stagnant economy has forced the Office of Budget Responsibility to downgrade its economic forecasts.

While doing little for Kingston's stagnant economy, it will work wonders for politicians on the make.

The New York Post was first to report the investigation, which the newspaper says focuses on how Buffalo Billion funds were awarded to private companies in a bid to jumpstart Buffalo's stagnant economy.

Sound leadership in Albany has yielded exciting change: on - time, balanced budgets; the formation of the Regional Economic Development Councils; and, Governor Cuomo's commitment of the «Buffalo Billion» to revive the region's long - stagnant economy.

Those challenges include a small property tax base, skyrocketing costs for retirees and a stagnant economy.

Today's lack of innovation could lead to tomorrow's stagnant economy.

It has also reinvigorated North Dakota's once - stagnant economy.

It's consumerism vs. water contamination and a stagnant economy.

In a stagnant economy or a nation riven with strife, students will goof off in the classroom or sometimes not show up at all, parents will often pull their kids away to work on the farm, and teachers will while the time away as overqualified babysitters.

The stagnant economy means no money for schools.

That's not a bad deal in a stagnant economy where wages have been flat for years.

While Japanese tuners are still struggling under the weight of the country's stagnant economy, the major car manufacturers and the larger tuners are showing that enthusiast cars are still alive and well in the Land of the Rising Sun.