Sentence examples for persistent income from inspiring English sources

This persistent income gap, some fear, may threaten the consensus that has brought Latin American economies closer to world levels in the last decade, especially at a time when globalization is under attack by some labor unions and nongovernment organizations.

It's clear that there are persistent income and associated regional inequalities in many emerging economies, though Brazil stands out as a country that has made rapid progress in tackling poverty and inequality under former president Lula.

Successive Thai governments, including the current one, have tried to develop the Isaan region, but persistent income inequality and the need for more doctors, universities and jobs have fueled the protest movement, said Krasae Chanawongse, a medical doctor by training who has worked as a minister in four previous governments.

Nonetheless, the human capital differential alone cannot explain the observed inter-industry variations in income, and there still exist persistent income gaps across industries even after controlling for different human capital compositions (Katz et al. 1989).

In the long-run, asymmetric shocks and persistent income differences would be likely to force several additional countries to leave the euro.

Using a pro football analogy, it's past time for the President to rethink his economic game plan, change some of his key players if need be, and call some audibles, lots and lots of audibles, until he finds most of those missing jobs and greatly reduces the plague of persistent income inequality.

Since then the budget surpluses of the Clinton years have given way to persistent deficits, and income inequality has risen to new heights, vindicating his opposition.

The group with the highest number of fishing days (75%% of fishing days) was Group C conducted at muddy shallow depths (30 100 m) all year round targeting mostly M. merluccius and to a lesser extent, a wide variety of species that ensured low but persistent production and income (Table 2).

This year Davos attendees also discussed the social responsibility of global elites to confront and remedy the persistent presence of income inequality.

Significant and persistent racial and income disparities in birth outcomes exist in the US.

They include children and families who experience persistent inequalities in income and education as compared to other sub-urban groups.