Sentence examples for supply-side constraints from inspiring English sources

"From the beginning of autumn 2011, supply-side constraints are likely to ease," the central bank wrote.

The states guard their powers too jealously and have frosty relations with the centre.The same caveats apply to another of the supply-side constraints on Australia's economy: education.

The energy and resources minister, Josh Frydenberg, said the report showed "that unless the commonwealth and state governments work together to address supply-side constraints, consumers and industry will bear the cost of higher gas prices and less reliable supply".

Here we present an easily replicable mathematical model that considers fundamental supply-side constraints and demonstrate its use in a stochastic analysis to produce a theoretical upper limit to future emissions.

Recent declines in output in both Japan and Germany are largely due to inadequate demand caused by overly tight monetary policy, and not to supply-side constraints imposed by the failings of their models.If there is a puzzle, it is actually over why America's more flexible economy has not delivered even faster growth, for even longer.

That is one reason why Australia's exports have stagnated, even though its terms of trade (the ratio of export to import prices) are more favourable than at any time since the 1970s.Dalrymple Bay is the most obvious bottleneck, but there are plenty of other examples of supply-side constraints.

If you believe that the problem is excessive wages, you believe that the economy is fundamentally suffering from a supply-side constraint.

It says: "The methodology employed makes the implicit assumption that transport connectivity is the only supply-side constraint to business location.

However, that report failed to convince critics and KPMG itself included a caveat which said it had made the "implicit assumption" that transport connectivity was the only supply-side constraint to business location, and that it had ignored other possible constraints to growth, like labour or land shortages.

Supply side constraints mean that the current growth spurt is unlikely to extend beyond next year.

Supply side constraints on the program resulted in some beneficiaries receiving complementary training with the cow transfer, and other households not receiving such training with their cow.