Sentence examples for expanding labour force from inspiring English sources

Median wages lag average productivity in part by arithmetic, given an expanding labour force relative to population.

America's robust population growth means that employment has to rise by around 100,000 jobs a month merely to keep pace with the expanding labour force.

Modi has failed to live up to his promise of "less government, more governance", higher growth and more jobs – of which India needs to create more than a million every month just to absorb an expanding labour force.

Aggregate membership continued to stabilise at around 7 million members but union density continued to decline because of an expanding labour force - it now stands at 28% - despite an increasing amount of resources being put into union organising and workers wanting representation.

Barely more than 4% of the working-age population is jobless, and inward immigration is expanding the labour force.

Now its economy is trapped between bad institutions and expensive labour, which makes private firms uncompetitive.Russia has hit the same problem as the Soviet Union did: it cannot grow by expanding the labour force.

For example, fixing entitlement programmes for the elderly could extend Americans' working lives and expand the labour force; shifting the burden of taxes to consumption could boost saving and investment.

It expands the labour force, encourages investment and provides taxpayers to support America's growing ranks of the grey-haired.

The shortfall in performance was not driven by the region's human and physical capital: indeed, Latin America expanded its labour force and its capital stock faster than the United States in relative terms.

And in the long run later retirement and other reforms will expand the labour force and thus potential output, whereas higher taxes dull incentives to work and invest.Yet even to believers in small government, like this newspaper, there are good reasons for letting taxes take at least some of the strain.

China's economy cannot go on rapidly expanding once its labour force starts shrinking.