The modern Southwest experience is now much the same as in every other failing sector of the economy: as long as you're wealthy, you have lots of options.
Indeed, the city of Madrid had to take over failing private-sector bus lines.
In his 1966 Potteries Thinkbelt, Price further pursued new architectural ideas in the service of the failing industrial sector and its now jobless workers.
Fernández was motivated in part by a failing energy sector, which has been unable to meet the demand of the economic takeoff of the past nine years.
He brought to the job long experience of earlier governments' attempts to reform Britain's failing industrial sector, as a civil servant since 1961 in the Board of Trade, the Department of Trade and Industry, and, from 1975 until 1977, as secretary to the Labour government's National Enterprise Board.
Youth unemployment stands at 38%, exacerbated by the failing agricultural sector and a lack of job opportunities in urban areas, which Gambians complain is because large international investors are deterred by high taxes and the government's unpredictable meddling with the private sector.
He and Osborne were bitter enemies during the financial crisis of 2008, when the then Conservative shadow chancellor argued strongly against many of the measures taken by Labour to tackle the collapsing economy, including the part-nationalisation of the failing banking sector.
Most National City's branches are located in the Midwest where the local economies have been hit hard by the failing auto sector.
It is astonishing that you think you should be immune from the hardships that are affecting the country, and that you think a failing private sector should continue to prop you up.
We also lead the world in bailouts: We have dumped more that $14 trillion of taxpayer support into Wall Street to prop up the failing financial sector.
