Sentence examples for job creation forecasts from inspiring English sources

Bullish job creation forecasts from boardrooms are not entirely unfounded, but require a hefty pinch of optimism.

But it was also noteworthy for the way it appeared to arrive at its robust job-creation forecast -- by lowballing productivity growth.

According to a senior administration official, the job-creation forecast is based on a Keynesian model of the economy in which tax cuts increase employment.

He cautioned that the knee might jerk in the opposite direction if job creation exceeds forecasts, out of concern that the Fed would feel compelled to stand pat at its next meeting, near the end of January.

But the monthly estimates of job creation are notoriously volatile, confounding forecasts almost every month and often prone to substantial revision in the months that follow.

Higgins forecasts that job creation will return by the end of this year or beginning of 2010 because so many jobs have been cut and consumers will spend more at year's end due to pent-up demand.

Yet at the same time, they trimmed their 2004 forecast of job creation to 1.1 million jobs, from 1.25 million.

Diane Swonk, an economist at Mesirow Financial in Chicago, said the Fed could show greater concern for job creation by tying such a forecast to the unemployment rate, announcing that it would keep short-term rates near zero until unemployment dropped below 7 percent, provided that inflation remained under control.

The report raised its forecast for job creation, following a stronger labour market performance recorded in recent data.

HS2 would transform our economic geography, bring our big cities closer together, enable businesses to operate more productively and support job creation, growth and regeneration.Our demand growth forecasts, which you question, are quite conservative.

The Paris-based thinktank said high job creation had fuelled UK growth, which it forecasts at 3% this year.