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If the downturn lasts only a year or two the attitudes of such people may survive the pain of retrenchment.

Now, as a fierce fiscal retrenchment begins, the bank is expected to cushion the impact by keeping monetary policy looser for longer.

Without a transparent public inspection, CTG cannot fairly cite "fiscal difficulties" as justification for mass retrenchment, said the ATJ.

This has been better than expected and the outlook is still broadly reassuring despite the big fiscal retrenchment over the next four years.

Since the crisis, governments have been borrowing furiously to make up for retrenchment in private spending.

eg. It would be far more sensible to make plans for fiscal retrenchment that are explicitly contingent on how the economy recovers.

North America is likely to see the sharpest retrenchment, but Schlumberger's announcement suggests international projects could follow.

The Treasury estimated in December that fiscal retrenchment building up to more than 5% of GDP would be needed to fill the hole.

This will set out the broad outline for the fiscal retrenchment that lies ahead and get the bad news out on planned tax rises.

Spending retrenchment, deleveraging and saving are the only sustainable options for America's zombie consumers.

It is commonplace to read that America is going through a period of retrenchment, with a focus on domestic policy.

US consumers are in the early stages of a multi-year retrenchment as they cut debt and rebuild retirement saving.

That means massive private retrenchment, with corporations particularly frugal at the moment.

In practice, the most likely outcome of such fiscal retrenchment would be a slump in countries with large external and fiscal deficits.

There is a widely held belief that this retrenchment will, via confidence effects, lead to a burgeoning of private spending.

In the presence of a joint fiscal retrenchment, in a weak global environment, such policies will almost certainly reinforce the downturn.

There are, however, two major factors mitigating against a major retrenchment in emerging markets even given the run-up in prices.

A retrenchment by banks to their domestic markets added to the prospect of consolidation, he said.

It is hardly a wholesale retrenchment: the company remains in Brazil and China, among other markets, but the partial retreat is telling.

The bond market's skittishness puts more pressure on the Greek government to come up with a credible plan for fiscal retrenchment.

China will not be immune but this year it has already experienced a longer retrenchment than many other markets.

This retrenchment was offset, and made possible, by a dramatic fiscal swing in the opposite direction.

Or will such a zealous embrace of fiscal retrenchment tip the economy back into recession?

As that model turns out to have been unsustainable, the resulting retrenchment in finance will curb overall growth.

The US consumer is in the early stages of an unprecedented retrenchment.

In developed countries today, fiscal deficits are surely a consequence of post-crisis private retrenchment, not the other way round.

All the popular talk is of retrenchment, cutting down and spartan savings of all kinds.

Japan needs stimulus in the short term and credible plans for fiscal retrenchment in the long term.

In return, weak countries would need to commit themselves to falling nominal wages and a programme of fiscal retrenchment.

Furthermore, export-led growth also looks much less attractive in an era of consumer retrenchment in the rich countries.

First, the scale of the housing boom means history is a flawed guide to how big a retrenchment is in store.

We have to avoid an asymmetry between bold, if justified, loosening and unduly hesitant retrenchment.

Indeed, incoming data suggest an inflection point that may mark the end of the acute phase of consumer retrenchment.

She consulted, and in a degree was influenced by her, in marking out the scheme of retrenchment.

Private investment will help finance the balance-of-payment deficit, which eases the pain of fiscal retrenchment for the Greek people.

During the emergency period fiscal retrenchment and austerity are unavoidable.

SIA said, however, that it "will contemplate retrenchment only as a last resort" .

Will there be a protracted retrenchment among heavily indebted consumers who carry mortgages bigger than the value of their homes?

Overly indebted, saving-short, job-deficient, and, yes, bubble-dependent U. S. households are now facing a multi year retrenchment.

Why, then, does the Obama administration envision and accept decline at home and retrenchment abroad?

US recessions are driven by the retrenchment of the corporate sector in response to shocks.

Jumps in fiscal deficits are the mirror image of retrenchment by battered private sectors.

This will force a retrenchment on the part of consumers and lead to the postponement of many investment decisions.

Even now, a plan that does not include fiscal retrenchment will be much worse for long-term economic growth.

Retrenchment by companies is a more likely culprit for the more recent drop in activity.

It cannot grow out of trouble because of fiscal retrenchment and its lack of export prowess.

A major retrenchment could have serious consequences for China's economy and society.

Undertake retrenchment and termination activities in observance to local labour laws.

In Europe, fiscal retrenchment is under way after intense market pressures.

Olivier Blanchard, the IMF's chief economist, predicts that painful retrenchment in Europe could last for 20 years.

To keep that retrenchment from yanking the economy downward into depression, government must step up.

But pretty soon the theory of fiscal retrenchment will be translated into real political pain.

By committing to the largest fiscal retrenchment in living memory the coalition has gone for broke.

The question is if Monday's overdue correction marks a larger retrenchment.

Residential mortgage losses alone could hit $636 billion by 2012, Goldman estimates, triggering widespread retrenchment in bank lending.

Labour says that the economy is too fragile to start fiscal retrenchment this year.

But Mr Obama seeks retrenchment, and an effective UN would help him achieve it.

Under pressure, Ireland has also imposed fiscal retrenchment.

The hand waving an axe, is a symbol of the retrenchment of all desires, bearers of pain and suffering.

The debate on the need for further fiscal stimulus or quicker retrenchment has become too ideological, and too extreme.

Others expected a tops splurge to compensate for retrenchment in dress-related capex.

This twin retrenchment represents a huge drag on the economy that spills into other sectors.

A wider federal deficit offsets private retrenchment (see chart 9) but prolongs America's dependence on foreign savings.

Plan A entails a brutal fiscal retrenchment to restore debt sustainability.

Some, like Greece, need immediate fiscal retrenchment.

The winners' extra spending may not offset the losers' retrenchment.

The private sector must heal. That, not fiscal retrenchment, is the priority.

At the same time, outright and seriously premature fiscal retrenchment is starting in Europe, diminishing demand for US exports.

If so, we should hope that China does not give it without setting conditions for economic reform and military retrenchment.

And it is in every party's interests to prepare the country for the coming fiscal retrenchment.

First, rightly or wrongly (wrongly, in my view), the eurozone is set on fiscal retrenchment.

Moreover, so long as this period of retrenchment lasts, the risk will not be inflation, but rather deflation.

They may hope that retrenchment now will spur on private spending.

The Lib Dems' manifesto is clearer about the need for fiscal retrenchment.

Retrenchment will be necessary.

This would match the pace of Britain's previous retrenchment, over six years, in the 1990s.

In his spring budget he will need to reinforce his commitment to retrenchment.

Where now is the robust recovery that justified the government's rapid fiscal retrenchment?

A consumer retrenchment is one factor that is likely to make any recovery a long slog.

France has so little practice at fiscal retrenchment that a 3% deficit seems a distant prospect.

Meanwhile, the government has an opportunity to bring the country together around a programme of reform and retrenchment.

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First, he is determined to grow again after a period of retrenchment.

That is, to make them restrain booms and ease the retrenchment in the bust.

That is the lesson, they say, from past fiscal retrenchment.

The budgetary crisis of 2009 will undermine Labour's credibility on tax and spend, and open the way to an overdue period of retrenchment.

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