Sentence examples for normal gdp from inspiring English sources

Governor Mark Carney said "rates will need to start to rise" as the UK economy gets back to normal – GDP is already back at pre-crisis levels – but stressed the Bank's monetary policy committee was not yet satisfied with wage growth.

China's normal GDP figures are often suspect enough, particularly those produced by local governments, without adding a whole new layer of numbers even more prone to manipulation and dispute.The lack of an agreed method has not deterred some experts from coming up with green figures.

While a full-scale recession cannot be ruled out, a more likely outcome is below-normal GDP growth in the 1.5% to 2.5% range for the remainder of the year.

Tilson: I think he's probably counting the fact that we've already had three lean years, so my guess is we have at least another two to five years of high unemployment and below-normal GDP growth say in the 0% to 2% range GDP growth and north of 8% unemployment.

If the economy had been at potential and revenue had been a historically normal 18 percent of GDP, revenue would have been more than $500 billion more than it was; even if revenue had been only 17.5 percent, it would have been almost $450 billion more than it was.

Just because something hits a floor doesn't mean it bounces back up and even at normal rates of GDP growth without another recession, it will likely take years for markets to regain lost ground — it took 7 after the market peaked in 2000.

In fact, growth did surge just as the Great Recession officially ended in June 2009, because of the $835 billion 2009 American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA), but it wasn't enough, and the economy soon reverted back to its "new normal," 2 percent GDP growth rate.

Mary acknowledges that deficits have fallen to a normal three percent of GDP but that the debt will soon be "an unsustainable" 70-7970-79percentGDP.

In the normal cell, RAS is GDP bound and is inactive unless an extracellular stimuli causes formation of an active GTP-bound molecule.

While global GDP growth was normal during the golden era, the researchers found that demographics in emerging markets and improving productivity worldwide boosted corporate profits and revenues, and contributed to stock market returns.

If Davos wants "resilient dynamism", the delegates should be discussing how to reduce profits as a share of GDP to more normal levels, while boosting the real incomes of the mass of their workforces.