Sentence examples for restrained wage from inspiring English sources

They suggest that April's Consumer Price Index (CPI) could be a blip (it follows several months of extraordinarily low inflation figures); they point to buoyant productivity, restrained wage costs and signs that the economy is slowing moderately of its own accord.

For a while women entering the labor force and other demographic trends restrained wage increases.

Second, as I've stressed throughout, the history of inflation in recent decades suggests that risk of overshooting is diminished, and even if we do, there's nothing wrong with slightly higher inflation (there is, of course, a problem with spiraling price growth, but the factors holding down inflation--anchoring by the Fed, global supply chains, restrained wage growth--lower that risk).

Labor expenses for businesses rose at a slower pace in the second quarter as job cuts and the plunge in manufacturing and a slowdown in the rest of the economy restrained wages and benefits, a government report showed today.

It may also raise the return to capital by restraining wage growth.

France, the United Kingdom, Germany, Austria, and the United States have also sought ways of restraining wage and price increases.

Instead, in the early 1980s the trade unions agreed to restrain wage demands.

That can be useful: labour treaties sometimes restrain wage rises that employers cannot afford.

The Trades Union Congress declared a return to a voluntary system of restraining wage demands.

The need to preserve jobs at these companies will help restrain wage demands next year.

Market-oriented reforms included removing price controls, restraining wage increases, slashing subsidies for goods and services and balancing the budget.