Sentence examples for changes in economic conditions from inspiring English sources

Historical drivers of land use change include changes in the natural resource availability of a region, changes in economic conditions for production of certain products and changing policies.

"We know that illegal immigration from Mexico responds dramatically to changes in economic conditions," Borjas wrote.

Changes in economic conditions during the last decades of the 19th century were of crucial importance.

A market for allowances would automatically respond to changes in economic conditions by adjusting the carbon price, while still maintaining the predetermined emissions cap.

Despite signs of improving demand at home, Japan's dependence on exports means it remains vulnerable to any changes in economic conditions abroad, economists say.

After the Civil War, owing to changes in economic conditions and in public sentiment about education for women, the seminary became a day school.

"All these decisions on the West Side can be looked at in a different light, given the change in economic conditions".

This rule gave unions a major incentive not to negotiate when companies were pushing for lower salaries or new work rules because of a change in economic conditions.

"Given their sensitivity to a change in economic conditions, a long tail of highly indebted households could represent a vulnerability for both the banks and the economy.

The political scientists I talk to basically have the view that nothing much matters in presidential elections except the rate of change in economic conditions — not the level — in the year or less preceding the election.

A change in economic conditions, or a substantial gaffe or scandal in the campaign, is likely to be reflected to some degree in all states, and move all of their numbers in the same direction.