"It has the same underlying economic causes, even if the actors are different.
Noises from Whitehall suggest Gordon Brown plans to prioritise housing, but there is little sign the Treasury is prepared to address the underlying economic causes of polarisation in the housing market, or take the steps necessary to get those houses built.
Its response may have been motivated as much by political as moral concerns, but the means through which Lloyd George set about tackling the problem, by addressing its underlying economic causes, was radical indeed.
But how long does Trump have to stay at No. 1 in the Republican polls before establishmentarians in both parties recognize that the underlying economic causes of his supporters' discontent are legitimate and deserve a response?
My area of expertise is the underlying economic causes of such variation in economic opportunity for example, how a region rich in natural resources, like central Appalachia, remains among the nation's poorest.
They will focus on the links between economic arrangements and social outcomes (both domestic and global) and assess social problems and their underlying economic causes with reference to ethical concerns which are common to both enlightenment rationalism and eastern and western religious teaching.
This chapter (a) examines underlying economic causes, such as technological advancements, behind the obesity epidemic; (b) describes economic consequences of obesity, including increasing obesity-related medical expenditures; and (c) discusses the role of government in combating the obesity epidemic.
Geithner, Paulson and others succeeded in heading off a chain-reaction failure of U.S. banks, but the U.S. still is struggling to recover from the underlying economic fundamentals that caused the crisis in the first place.
Underlying economic changes affected social stability.
The first step is to consider the underlying economic trend.
