Sentence examples for macroeconomic issue from inspiring English sources

Ordinarily, this would not be a macroeconomic issue.

External debt has evaporated as a macroeconomic issue; it is about $160 billion today, roughly what it was in 1995.

Suspicion is so pervasive that even clean officials are terrified to prod along vital projects by clean companies for fear of being accused of favouritism.The problems in parts of the private sector have thus become a macroeconomic issue.

That one of the nation's top economists must stand down on such a key macroeconomic issue is frustrating for investors.

"It just feels as if these macroeconomic issues are becoming less important".

"Macroeconomic issues are affecting demand for our customers' end products," chief executive Joep van Beurden said.

It might well leave Scottish MPs with little to do but attend to defence and macroeconomic issues.

He works in New York as an adviser on macroeconomic issues and H.I.V.-AIDS at the United States Mission to the United Nations.

Eswar S. Prasad, an international economist at Cornell University, said there was still "a chasm on macroeconomic issues".

National Action and the PRI disagree on many things, but on macroeconomic issues, their instincts are the same.

He comments on a host of important macroeconomic issues, but I was intrigued by his musing on the causes of business cycles.