Sentence examples for macroeconomic measures from inspiring English sources

Combined with appropriate macroeconomic measures, deficit reduction can foster high labour market participation and economic expansion.

And because controlled experiments to test policy prescriptions are impossible, we will never have a definitive test of macroeconomic measures.

"Industries heavily dependent on air travel will benefit from the recovery of airlines, and from macroeconomic measures that spur overall economic growth.

It is difficult to believe their rhetoric of the big society when the Tories seem intent on impoverishing society proper with macroeconomic measures that will conclude in a double-dip recession and mass unemployment.

After six years of low interest rates and quantitative easing, the obvious conclusion is that the threat of secular stagnation is not going to be tackled by macroeconomic measures alone.

By "a number of macroeconomic measures — including household wealth, employment and trade flows — the first year of the Great Recession in the United States saw declines that were as large or larger than at the outset of the Great Depression in 1929-30," Jason Furman, the chairman of the White House Council of Economic Advisers, recounted in an exit memo that he posted online this week.

"Indications that under a Coalition government with a split Senate, little agreement can be reached on fiscal consolidation and macroeconomic policy measures would be credit negative".

For instance, on the macroeconomic-data measure, transparent countries received a share of global equity investment that was 48 percentage points higher than their market capitalisation (as a share of global market capitalisation) would suggest.

A gleam of light South Sea bubble Reprints Related items China and Central Asia: Fear of the dragonNov 11th 2004Over the past year, the central government has sought to limit economic overheating with a mix of macroeconomic and administrative measures.

The FCHI measures macroeconomic indicators like GDP growth and international trade, along with societal factors affecting investment, including poverty, bureaucracy, technological advancement and corruption.

And it includes macroeconomic conditions as measured by regional unemployment rates among the population of prime working age in the year when earnings are observed.