Sentence examples for insufficient stimulus from inspiring English sources

Much of the economy's flat performance since 2011 reflects insufficient stimulus, reinforcing insufficient demand.

These were among the risks associated with America's insufficient stimulus, which was designed to placate members of Congress as much as it was to revive the economy.

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Krugman is indeed critical of economics but has also argued for many years that textbook macroeconomic theory could explain much of the financial crisis and its aftermath, and that the main policy failures post crisis (insufficient stimulus and foolish worries about inflation and deficits) reflected ignorance of economics and adherence to shibboleths.

Too much reduction of uncertainty, on the one side, may lead to insufficient stimulus to innovate.

The Keynesians argue that the problem has been insufficient "stimulus", both fiscal (federal deficits) and monetary (printing money).

The absence of significant decreases in Aerobic and Resistance groups may have been due to the 30-min moderate-intensity exercise being insufficient stimuli compared to training loads reported in other studies [ 3, 20- 24].

"It is easier to add down the road to insufficient fiscal stimulus than to subtract from excessive fiscal stimulus," he wrote.

Insufficient policy stimulus could be undermining potential growth, and risks deflation in the area, the market economy group said.

The biggest bears of the financial markets are concerned about different things: inflation, deflation, government debt, tax hikes, insufficient government stimulus, government intervention or lack of regulation.

This suggests that effects of regeneration on mitochondrial transcript expression possibly interact with insufficient endurance type stimuli in the α/β CaMKII-transfected muscle of the rats housed under normal cage activity.