Sentence examples for macroeconomic background from inspiring English sources
"We believe working with Professor Sargent will be of significant value in developing a deeper understanding of the macroeconomic background that has had such a large impact on risk sentiment and asset prices, especially during the past three years," the firm wrote in its September letter to investors.
It was the opposition leader, Romano Prodi, who as prime minister in 1998 took Italy into Europe's single currency; and who as a former president of the European Commission could be charged with favouring globalisation and opening up the European market to Chinese imports.Certainly the macroeconomic background of the past few years has been unhelpful to Italy.
For a given macroeconomic background and policy setting the overriding task for labour market policies is to reduce the extent to which the rise in unemployment translates into an increase in long-term unemployment and thus the structural unemployment rate.
His initial nomination was blocked by Republican senators who said that he did not have the necessary macroeconomic policy background.
The macroeconomic backdrop was important, too.
In the background, the macroeconomic situation has shaken powerful industries, clustered wealth in fewer hands, democratized innovation, and ignited the mainstream popularity of attempting to building the next Facebook.
The macroeconomic context of Argentina, our background from previous work experience and the increasing institutional integration of the team determined that we could concentrate our efforts to make a more detailed work: firstly, on a new set of driving forces for the agroalimentary sector in Argentina, and secondly, on the narrative and logic that were likely to govern future scenarios.
The first step provides background information which enables an understanding of the macroeconomic situation in the country.
He should give it, because against a background of tight fiscal policy, monetary policy is the best macroeconomic lever that Britain has.
The rest of the article is structured as follows: Section 2 provides background information and reviews the existing literature; Section 3 presents the macroeconomic methodology for our analyses and discusses the measurement of health-related shocks; Section 4 presents the emission reduction scenarios; Section 5 presents the main results; and Section 6 presents the conclusions.
"We expect that 2016 will be another year of intense pressure at a macroeconomic level, in addition to sales remaining under strain from price deflation, a continued competitive background throughout the sector, and radically changing customer shopping habits".
