Sentence examples for macroeconomic performance of from inspiring English sources
This paper looks at the macroeconomic performance of EMU since it started in 1999.
The primary focus of his work was the effects of trade policies on the macroeconomic performance of national economies.
By 1985 or so, the "scientific consensus" had shifted, in part because policies based on that consensus were tried in the 1970's, leading to the worst macroeconomic performance of the post-war period.
I'm not sure that the relatively smooth macroeconomic performance of the last 30 years was as big a contributor to financial-market vulnerability as was the practice of stepping in to bail-out key creditors at various points over that period, while simultaneously facilitating a big increase in leverage.
The macroeconomic performance of Argentina has been characterized by low growth, and high volatility from the early 1970s to the mid 2000s.
Finally, there is some evidence that the macroeconomic performance of the whole economy may suffer as a result of the cumulative impact of these effects.
"The committee needs to see more data on macroeconomic performance for the second half of 2013 before making a judgment on this matter," Bullard, a voting member of the FOMC, said in a speech.
–A new paradigm of economic thought is voiced by economist Keiichiro Kobayashi at VoxEU: "The existing theoretical structure of macroeconomics is incapable of addressing macroeconomic performance and the stability of the financial system in an integrated context".
It is almost universally taken as a given, both inside and outside of China, that much (though not all) of China's macroeconomic performance since 1978 the advent of the country's modern reform era has been very strong, perhaps at times, even exceptional.
The weak macroeconomic performance over most of the continent during the 1980s did not help improve the distribution income in most countries.
Or take a shortcut by looking at what people who issue forecasts of macroeconomic performance are thinking.
