Sentence examples similar to long term slowdown from inspiring English sources

All of the politically realistic solutions, including those that feature cuts to Medicare, Social Security or increases in the income tax, are just Band-Aid measures compared with the problem of public debt, which is driven by a combination of enormous entitlement spending and a long-term slowdown both in the growth of economic output and population.

This is problematic at a time when developed countries are struggling to generate growth and when prominent economists are talking about "secular stagnation", a long-term slowdown in the growth rate.Martin Baily of the Brookings Institution conducted a series of studies to find out why productivity in specific industries was higher in some countries than in others.

But it estimated that these benefits would fail to compensate for the reduction in real incomes caused in the short term by the higher inflation triggered by a falling pound, and in the long term by a slowdown in the economy's growth rate.

To the Editor: At first glance, one might applaud the diminished growth of health spending, but the article raises serious questions over the long term about how salutary this slowdown might be.

The federation blamed the strictures imposed by the government for "a long-term economic slowdown".

Even if the economy recovers fully from the Great Recession, this long-term economic slowdown will persist and worsen over time unless the glaring inequalities in educational and training opportunities are addressed.

Ever since the long-term productivity slowdown became visible, the economist Samuel Bowles, now at the Santa Fe Institute, has said that its causes are to be found as much in the loss of "hearts and minds" of workers and investors as in technology.

Moreover, the U.S. is falling behind the rest of the world in math and science education, putting us at risk for a long-term economic slowdown.

He also anticipated slower economic growth in the long term, but noted the degree of the slowdown depended on the nature of Brexit.

In the long term, if the Brexit vote triggers a slowdown or sustained job losses in the United Kingdom -- as many predict -- Trump may find that he's made a fatal error.

Perhaps most worrying is the slowdown in labour productivity, the underlying driver of economic growth over the long term.