Sentence examples for economic movement from inspiring English sources

Over the last century the co-operative movement has grown from a small gathering of organisations to a global economic movement.

In one survey, half of Occupy Wall Street allies turned out to be fully employed: even that putatively radical economic movement was largely middle class.

She was then told that her common-sense instincts were actually the cutting edge of the new economic movement: that she was right there with Hayek, von Mises and Friedman.

This economic movement towards more autonomy and agency of individuals, and thinking of them as collaborators, co-creators, building on what I think of as excess capacity – that's a movement that's happening worldwide.

People may now be speaking about the circular economy as a mainstream economic movement, but eBay was effectively a large circular economy that operated within national economies and the global economy when it launched in the 1990's.

To his astonishment, he saw a pattern of economic movement in the US that by 2005 made it look like "an emerging market economy", with the same "irrational exuberance" that in his opinion could be followed only by a huge bust.

From China's stumbling stock markets to European austerity, global disruptions are leading to the emergence of new economic movements.

Compare Occupy Wall Street With Other Movements: Two major American political and economic movements today are Occupy Wall Street and the Tea Party.

The end of the 20th century saw a variety of civil and economic movements by indigenous peoples in various parts of Middle America.

"Of all the social and economic movements with which I have been connected," Brandeis wrote, "none seems to me to be equal to this in its importance and hopefulness".

The subculture known as bohemia and the literary and artistic movements generated in its little special society have often been more important at least in the minds of many writers than the historical, social, and economic movements of the culture as a whole.