Sentence examples for fall in aggregate from inspiring English sources

Another reason is a fall in aggregate demand, which leads to a decline in the demand for labor in general.

It is an elementary precept of Keynesian economics that tax increases lead to a fall in aggregate demand and, thus, to a fall in output.

He said: "Even though lending rates have fallen, it is still quite early for much extra money to have flowed from the application stage into actual loans, compared with previous plans which showed that lending was most likely to fall in aggregate without the FLS".

Gan (2007) finds that Japanese banks that were more exposed to real estate development cut business lending after a sizable fall in aggregate real estate prices.

Notably, its domestic growth did manage to prevent a fall in aggregate revenue, but if the company can't convert its domestic success to other locales, its future growth rates could be negatively impacted.

As far as the aggregate effects are concerned, increases in income tax progressivity lead to a fall in aggregate savings, which, given how the growth is modeled, necessarily translates into a drop in the equilibrium growth rate.

Netflix argues that the cost to deliver an incremental Gigabyte is "less than one cent, and falling". In aggregate, however, it's a different equation.

While it is true that the Fed has moved more rapidly to bring down short term interest rates, US companies have not seen any fall in their aggregate borrow ing costs since the bear market in shares began three years ago.

What we're mainly facing is a large, global decline in aggregate demand, closely linked to falling asset prices and tangled (but recovering) financial markets.

The resulting fall in inflation raises the real interest rate, which in turn exacerbates the decline in aggregate demand, amplifying the short-term contractionary effect".

This meant that prices paid by wholesalers and distributors actually fell, in the aggregate, over a full year.