Sentence examples for persistent demand shortfall from inspiring English sources

A persistent demand shortfall and prolonged unemployment are costing the country trillions of dollars.

* This crazy, reckless plan was advocated by Ben Bernanke as a sure-fire way to launch Japan out of its persistent demand shortfall.

The popular mechanism here is that inequality puts money in the hands of people who don't spend it, and so the economy is suffering from a persistent demand shortfall.

Had the Fed responded to the persistent demand shortfall in that fashion, the outcome might have been similar to what was actually observed: a flow of money into the housing sector, essentially making up for the purchases of mortgage securities foreign buyers aren't making (in this scenario).But given broader regulation the bubble might not have managed to become as dangerous.

The new liberal economics looks at persistent demand shortfalls to explain the weakness of the labour market.

It does bear responsibility for insolvency that emerges as a result of persistent, preventable demand shortfalls.

The U.S.'s policy of (modest) stimulus (relative to the size of the demand shortfall) produced a modest but persistent recovery.

Smith finds Japan's persistent shortfall puzzling, because — he claims — this isn't supposed to happen in New Keynesian models: In a New Keynesian model, when there is a demand shortfall, unemployment is the result.

In simple terms, what has caused the chronic demand shortfall?

The chronic demand shortfall has lots of implications.

This imbalance corresponded to a chronic demand shortfall and tumbling interest rates.