Sentence examples for should push up from inspiring English sources

First, it should push up wages.

That should push up and revalue labor, and lower return on capital".

Scarcity of supply or population shifts are often used to rationalise high house prices, but such fundamentals should push up rents, too.

It is natural to suppose that the two go hand in hand, since a buoyant economy should push up profits and dividends.

Keeping all government funds in one place should push up interest earned by 30 billion-40 billion escudos a year, and give the finance ministry a tighter grip on individual ministries' spending.

Standard economic theory has it that a fall in the dollar against the euro should push up the dollar prices of European exports to America, raising America's inflation rate.

Democratic and Republican leaders of the Senate and House Budget Committees agree that a stimulus should be temporary and should not push up long-term interest rates.

It appears that this is pushing up the demand for housing, and should soon push up prices too.

The Institute for Fiscal Studies calculates that even after all the bank rescues, it should only push up to 50% of GDP and could then fall back again as the banks recover and are sold back into the private sector.

While brisk sales volume should, in theory, push up prices, Maureen Maitland, the vice president for index services at S.& P., said the oversupply of inventory was acting as a brake.

There is now only around 4.1 months' worth of unsold new homes in stock, which should help sellers push up prices and thus margins.Since housing starts have been so weak at a time of population growth, there is plenty of scope for builders to increase production while also raising prices, reckons Stewart Miller, the boss of Lennar.