Sentence examples for industry outflow from inspiring English sources
I also think that it's too early and unwise to entirely discount structural factors at this point.In his response to the Brookings paper, economist Larry Katz noted that sectoral or skills mismatch might be more of a problem than industry outflow rates indicate.
Earlier this year, the equity mutual-fund industry saw outflows for the first month in over a decade.
Though the fund industry had no month of net outflows last year, the market's sour performance erased more than $300 billion in all fund categories over the final nine months.
It saw net inflows of $2.9 billion during the first half of the year even as the industry as a whole suffered net outflows of $13.9 billion, in part because other funds of funds got caught up in the Madoff fraud.
Ultra-short funds, which invest in short-term bonds and have floating NAVs, experienced significant outflows in 2008.The FSOC invited the industry to submit its own solutions.
Following a period of renewed growth in the early postwar years, the subsequent demise of Lorraine's basic industries led to demographic stagnation and a large outflow of population.
The rate of outflow from unemployment has fallen across all industries, which hints that skills mismatch isn't a major factor.
Together with a Treasury program that provided partial insurance to investors in money market mutual funds, these efforts helped stanch the cash outflows from those funds and stabilize the industry.
Significant illicit financial outflows that have benefited Liechtenstein's banking industry have traditionally come from corrupt political elites who continue to thwart the rule of law and perpetuate rogue and failed states.
The compensation, though higher than most industry observers expected GM to pay, amounts to only 18 months' outflow of cash from Fiat Auto.
As it is by no means likely that Paulsons bailout is a magic bullet to save the U.S. financial industry, Huang noted Asian markets are vulnerable to external capital outflows.
