Sentence examples for macroeconomic changes from inspiring English sources

Second, macroeconomic changes often take decades to influence migration patterns.

Fund staff have been accused of forcing through big macroeconomic changes in developing or ex-communist economies too brusquely.

"But my intuitive feeling is, given all the other macroeconomic changes, I do think the second half is going to be better".

The period 1981 2006 also saw macroeconomic changes in New Zealand that resulted in profound increases in social and economic inequalities.

It's perhaps too strong to suggest that positive thinking, alone, produced these large macroeconomic changes, but the staggering results in this most recent paper are consistent with more than a decade's worth of studies in Oettingen's lab.

But it is also caused by the large shares of workers outside formal, wage employment – meaning unemployment rates are less strongly correlated with macroeconomic changes, the ILO's economists say.

But Social Security and Medicare are designed to protect people from things they have little control over — risk of illness, risk of macroeconomic change, risk of industrial obsolescence.

But Social Security and Medicare are designed to protect people from things they have little control over risk of illness, risk of macroeconomic change, risk of industrial obsolescence.

Converging U.S. and global macroeconomic change has created a millennial generation in fierce competition for opportunity and armed with the Internet in the search to reduce costs, find income and get ahead.

This is a one-off solution, and not a long term macroeconomic change, but it has helped.

Second, findings could inform the debate regarding whether, and to what extent, indicators of population health respond to macroeconomic change.