Sentence examples for declining economies from inspiring English sources

After the crisis of the late 1990's, when emerging markets in Asia and elsewhere experienced declining economies, currencies and share prices, their returns sank.

If the key elements are banks with exposure to declining economies, thin capital cushions and a government that would be stretched to finance a bailout, even France could be vulnerable.

Declining economies, the rise of nationalist parties, and the prospect of citizens from two of the bloc's newest and poorest members, Romania and Bulgaria, gaining unrestricted access to European Union labor markets have tested the ambitions for a borderless Europe more than at any time since the Schengen Agreement, which eliminated most internal boundaries, went into effect in 1995.

But all the signs from Berlin and Brussels indicated that while voters may kick out policymakers, they cannot overturn the policies since the room for manoeuvre in the declining economies of, say, Italy or France, as well as bailout recipients, is too narrow if they want to retain the confidence of the financial markets.

The accepted wisdom is that diversification is merely an ephemeral phenomenon or one associated with the struggle for survival in declining economies (Barrett et al. 2001; Ellis 1998; Lanjouw and Lanjouw 2001; Pattanayak et al. 2003).

So as the world begins to see the impacts of globalized society with the elections of new leaders ― including Mr. Trump ― the answer to the fears of declining economies may just be a basic income system.

The end of Mejía's term was plagued by a declining economy and chronic power shortages.

N.Y. will also benefit from programs to boost the declining economy of the Northeast.

But some firms have found fortune even in a declining economy.

Demand for hand-held computers has also weakened with the declining economy.

Any country that tries to prevent migration is dooming itself to a stagnant or declining economy.