Sentence examples for main economic problems from inspiring English sources

More important, economists say, they do not address France's main economic problems, which are both historical and structural.

Russia's main economic problems now are at the micro level, chiefly the way that corrupt and incompetent bureaucrats overlap with business.

The failure in addressing the main economic problems and improving Yemeni's living conditions resulted in increasing frustration with the regime.

The main economic problem is known as Dutch Disease, after the effects of the discovery of natural gas in the Netherlands in the 1960s.

Hours after Japan's Parliament gave final approval on Friday to a strengthened bad-loan agency, two visiting Bush administration officials urged Japan to use it for a quick attack on what they called the nation's main economic problem: a growing mountain of debt.

The missing middle -- small and medium-scale business -- is Egypt's main economic problem.

In other words, if Republican primary voters see federal debt and the budget deficits that fuel it as the main economic problem, the local unemployment rate doesn't even matter.

First, the country's main economic problem in the recent past and the foreseeable future is a lack of demand, or "secular stagnation" to use the term that folks like Larry Summers and Paul Krugman prefer.

According to polls, voters held both Republicans and Democrats partly responsible for the state of the economy but saw Sept. 11 as the main cause of America's economic problems.

In most countries, crime rivals economic problems as the main public concern.

The failure of the Afghan government and foreign donors to develop the country's main economic sector, agriculture, has compounded the problems, the officials say.