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And the slowdown of the oil drilling business offshore.
"The global metropolitan economy is fragile and many problems, like the falling euro zone and the slowdown of emerging economies, are here to stay, at least for the immediate future," said Emilia Istrate, an associate fellow at Brookings.
And so it goes in the topsy-turvy used-car market, where supplies remain tight because of the aftereffects of the recession and the slowdown of production in Japan, pushing values higher.
After the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, and the slowdown of the U.S. economy in 2002, when outsourcing to India became a political issue in the United States, Mr. Karnik writes, Nasscom was involved in intense behind-the-scenes dialogues with politicians, businessmen and journalists.
E1 NATIONAL A12-17 BuShowrojErosion Shof Erosion of Budget Surplus The Bush administration projected that federal budget surpluses outside of the Social Security system would dwindle to almost nothing for the next three or four years before beginning to grow again, largely because of the tax cut passed by Congress this year and the slowdown of the economy.
The trio is capable of inflicting long-term disability and social stigmatisation, which can ultimately lead to a highly unproductive population and eventually result in economic loss and the slowdown of a country's development.
The causes are not, by and large, being attributed to the start of any UK recession but rather to problems in certain sectors - fierce competition in technology, for instance - and to the slowdown of the US and other economies.
This pattern concerned genes involved in growth-related functions such as translation, transcription, and the metabolism of fatty acids, phospholipids and bases, contributing to the slowdown of growth.
Similar forces, perhaps, contributed to the slowdown of 2011 and 2012 and the return to rapid growth thereafter.
Apart from loading up on Treasurys and dumping junk early, expecting the slowdown of 2006, he bought eurodollar futures, which would rise smartly if Bernanke had cut rates.
This rationale would be significantly challenged in the following decade, with the slowdown of growth and the arrival of the post-war baby boomers to the labour market (Teixeira [2000] 23.
