Sentence examples for inevitable economic from inspiring English sources

The analysis of history and economics come together in Marx's prediction of the inevitable economic breakdown of capitalism, to be replaced by communism.

Japan was not going through a unique and inevitable economic slowdown, Posen realized.

In the short term, the flotilla raid has produced some inevitable economic fallout.

In the medium-term, many countries will need stimulus packages to mitigate the inevitable economic slowdown.

Given the time such developments take to build, sometimes a decade or more, we then hit the inevitable economic downturn.

At a time when the global meme is of America's inevitable economic decline, the surge in oil supply capacity is an important contrarian indicator.

Global interest rates and bond yields have followed this lead as the inevitable global economic slowdown is set to unfold.

Instead, the surplus has set off a debate about the durability of new revenues, and whether the money should be used to reverse some of the spending cuts or set aside to guard against the inevitable next economic downturn.

"If affirmative action is ended, inevitable political, economic and legal forces will pressure the great public universities to lower admission standards as far as necessary to avoid resegregation," wrote Douglas Laycock, Samuel Issacharoff and Charles Alan Wright.

He justified thriftiness by aiming to prepare Canada for the "inevitable" next economic downturn.

These businesses are caught in the crossfire of gentrification, and the cacophonous conversation about whether it's a tragedy that must be stopped or an inevitable, harmless economic phenomenon.