Sentence examples for Excess economic from inspiring English sources

An alternative view would be that inflation tends to fall when not actively pushed upward, thanks to excess economic capacity in America and abroad and the constraints imposed by the zero lower bound on interest rates.

The proximate drivers are excess economic production and consumption, and over-population – human impact on the ecosphere is a product of population multiplied by average per capita consumption – exacerbated by an increasingly global compound myth of perpetual economic growth propelled by continuous technological progress.

These processes generate dramatic racial inequalities in heath in the U.S. and result in unnecessary suffering, premature mortality and excess economic costs of over $300 billion annually.

It does appear that these anticompetitive trends will allow big U.S. companies to hold on to some excess economic value, but Figure 1 suggests that competitive pressures have kept that value lower than Grantham believes.

Candidaemia is a relatively common healthcare-associated infection in critically-ill patients in intensive care units (ICUs) [ 1- 3] that is associated with poor clinical outcomes and excess economic costs [ 4, 5].

The national Occupy Wall Street movement, which denounces corporate excess and economic inequality, began in New York City in the autumn but has been largely dormant lately.

That is when protesters in Hong Kong joined others around the world, particularly in financial centers, in a day of demonstrations against corporate excess and economic inequality.

Even Mr Fabius, who broke ranks with his own party to campaign against the constitution, was protesting against what he saw as an excess of economic liberalism in Europe, not against European integration.

Spiritual leaders are invoking concepts like karma and sin in deriding the excesses of economic development.

Where he once virulently rejected the "excesses" of economic liberalism, he now talks of the need to balance social justice with economic efficiency.

Past films have ignited debates about the excesses of economic growth, relations with America and the purpose of the military in Japan's pacifist constitution.