Sentences with phrase «war economic boom»

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To put that a different way, by this one measure more innovation is occurring right now than during the post-Civil War portion of the Industrial Revolution and the post-WWII economic boom.

Revolutions, civil war and economic boom and bust — the changing age structure of a country's population could be behind them all, says Fred Pearce

An open question is whether changes on the level of business or international politics can also drive changes in physiology — for instance, winning or losing wars, or economic booms and busts.

They found that although an increase in bidding wars was correlated with economic and housing booms, that rise was not consistent from one jurisdiction to another.

The post World War II economic boom saw the establishment of mining (mainly alumina for bauxite), tourism, manufacturing and construction sectors, and the USA replace the UK as Jamaica's main trading partner.

Stretching from the early 1970s in the Iowa farmlands to suburban Chicago to the coast of contemporary Italy - and moving through the Vietnam War's aftermath, the farm crisis, the numerous economic booms and busts - The Year We Left Home follows the Erickson siblings as they confront prosperity and heartbreak, setbacks and triumphs, and seek their place in a country whose only constant seems to be breathtaking change.

There is an important 40 - year cycle that operates in the financial markets, and it also shows up in other areas such as real estate booms, gold rushes, and economic wars.

«But during our economic boom since World War II, re-use was replaced with the idea of a never - ending supply of «replace.»

The influx of money into Belize from these overseas workers created a false economic boom which was to end dramatically at war's end.

Yoshitomo Nara and the Tokyo Pop art movement reflect the experiences of a generation of artists who grew up during the post-World War II economic boom in Japan that was characterized by, among other things, an influx of popular culture from the West, including the animation of Warner Bros and Walt Disney.

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What inspired the «green activism» of the 1970s was not as much pretty pictures of «Gaia» as much as it was the oil shock, and the other economic and Cold War crises that developed as the postwar economic boom turned to bust.

Now we certainly need the military in all its facets, and the war economy does fund many workers, however, not since WWII have we seen such a post war economic and baby boom in this country; also with the pull backs in the Korean action, at the Peking river, we more than sealed our fate, needing to pull out of a country we did know eneough about geographically and we were flanked much like many of our wars and occupations; WWII was our last real success.