Sentence examples for economic changes of from inspiring English sources

In his new book*, Guy Standing says it is a myth that the political and economic changes of the 1970s created free markets.

It is not that we became more selfish, but that the technological and economic changes of Thatcherism made it possible to withdraw from the world.

"America today stands poised to lift off into a new age of opportunity, powered by one of the most exciting economic changes of my lifetime," Mr. Reagan said.

Even the economic changes of the past few decades do very little to explain the dysfunction and negligence — and the incomprehensible malice — of poor white America.

Mokyr draws a link between intellectual forces such as the European enlightenment and subsequent economic changes of the nineteenth century, and follows their development into the twentieth century.

This concern to remove causes of poverty was clearly expressed in the Reformation but was soon submerged in the profound sociopolitical and economic changes of the time.

Corbyn accused the president-elect of targeting the fears of people who feel left behind by the economic change of globalisation.

The explosive expansion of inequality was the central argument which drove the hunger for economic change of so many people who attended the rallies.

It also made possible the biggest economic change of the past century, the entry of tribes into the gaming business.This began with the Seminole tribe in Florida and the Cabazon Mission Band of Indians, a tiny tribe in southern California.

But the biggest difference has been the staggering economic change of the past 20 years which has delivered perhaps the greatest reduction in poverty the world has ever seen.Yet it took a long time for China to wake.

Analysts in South Korea remained divided over whether Mr. Kim was trying to achieve genuine economic change, of the kind his country's main ally, China, has pursued, or seeking more productivity only to make up for his dwindling state coffers.