Sentence examples for Economic corrections from inspiring English sources

"Economic corrections are getting smaller," he says, because better supply-chain management means firms can more easily adjust to small changes in demand.

Prime Minister Valdis Dombrovskis, having steered the country through the rigours of economic "corrections" equal to about 16% of GDP, is optimistic about the single currency's future and is keen to follow neighbouring Estonia, which joined the euro in 2011.

As he would know better than most, and as he writes throughout The Dao of Capital, market and economic corrections are healthy, economy-enhancing fires that, if left alone, clear out all the waste, misuses of labor, and Austrian-defined malinvestment that previously took place.

But the Bush administration's free-market biases have apparently convinced officials that bold action would impede a necessary economic correction.

But layer over all of this the current political environment and the fears — which have persisted for years — that an economic correction must be around the corner, and making what should be a straightforward financial decision becomes tougher.

And Joshua Shapiro, an economist at MFR Inc., said the Fed's announcement "appears to mainly be designed to provide itself with political cover against a backdrop of a gut-wrenching economic correction that shows no sign of ending anytime soon".

At the very least, they are looking down the barrel of a severe economic correction, as international spending, currently the largest portion of the country's G.D.P., dries up.

Mr. Shah called the last 10 years of rapid economic growth a "corruption bubble," and he and others said the price of India's present political and economic correction would be enormous, with growth in the next five years likely to be much less than in the last 10 years.

It's not as though the black community rose up to wipe out all those drug-money local playground tournaments that fed into the sneaker-money summer camps that fed into the white colleges run by presidents who answered only to their coaches who prepared their players for David Stern's global game, which is now undergoing an economic correction.

Industry maturity: The biggest unknown today is how the young industry's underwriting guidelines will hold, should there be an economic correction.

In fact, with the collusion of central bankers who foresaw contractionary possibilities in the much-feared Y2K technology meltdown, we got easy money that led to an asset bubble and then an economic "correction" in 2001.