Sentence examples for macroeconomic vulnerability from inspiring English sources

Now, he says, he is considering whether inequality somehow creates macroeconomic vulnerability.

"They may result in higher inflation," fretted a recent Bank report, "push up interest rates, further crowd out private investment, weaken the health of the financial system and increase vulnerability to macroeconomic risks".

IMF research finds that flexible exchange rates reduce vulnerability to both macroeconomic and financial crises.

The climate change impacts on sea level rise and coastal disasters, and the possible adaptation responses have been studied using very different approaches, such as very detailed site-specific engineering studies and global macroeconomic assessments of costal zone vulnerability.

While the situation varies widely across countries, those economies under recent pressure owing to macroeconomic imbalances also share some vulnerabilities in their corporate sectors.

"Financing the CAD with increasingly risky and volatile flows increases the economy's vulnerability to sudden shifts in risk appetite and liquidity preference, potentially threatening macroeconomic and exchange rate stability," the bank said, referring to the current account deficit.

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.

Or take macroeconomic policy.

First, macroeconomic policy.

Macroeconomic policies are sound.

Macroeconomic trends should help.