Sentence examples for volatile growth from inspiring English sources

Given the heavy debt burden on American families, he says the pattern of low and volatile growth and the growing deficit "would have happened under anyone".

Though Smithfield's share price has fallen recently, Mr. Luter says the company, which made a profit of $94 million on its $3.7 billion in sales last year, will produce stronger and less volatile growth.

Many analysts, though, say that for the last seven years, Beijing has repeatedly faced this cyclical pattern of volatile growth followed by government-orchestrated slowing, then aggressive bank lending and robust property markets rebounding, time and again.

Lorraine Croxford Dunstable, Bedfordshire Larry Elliott and Dan Atkinson, in their book Going South – Why Britain Will Have a Third World Economy, were surely prescient about the future of Britain's economy and its increasing resemblance to a developing country evidenced by symptoms of "chronic debt, volatile growth and painful vulnerability to external events".

WASHINGTON — The world economy will face slower but less volatile growth in the coming months and years, the World Bank forecast on Wednesday, as dire risks from the financial crisis in Europe fade and emerging economies confront new challenges adapting to softer commodity prices and the prospect of rising interest rates.

Emerging economies have grown well, but they are more risky as they are developing countries which have a more volatile growth path.

Nortel is a more volatile, growth-oriented stock based on the communications equipment business that pays a relatively small dividend of about 12 cents a share.

These quarterly figures are notoriously volatile; actually, growth in productivity slowed from 2.5% in the year to the first quarter to 1.6% in the year to the second.

We have considered Asian developing countries due to their high volatile GDP growth and designed the optimal trading policy of these bonds in such a way that the income risk would be hedged completely.

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Roach said "rebalancing" is needed to create sustainable, relatively non-volatile, economic growth.