economic stagnation

NR: It is going to be a year of economic stagnation and recession for most of the global economy with deflationary pressures . . .

Economic stagnation was one of the main causes of the wave of frustration that finally swept Mr Mubarak from power.

Successively corrupt regimes have presided over nothing but overpopulation, economic stagnation, and literally cutthroat politics.

Even crises out of our control, like problems in the Eurozone, could trigger a "lost decade" of economic stagnation in the U. S.

In a Russia that undergoes economic stagnation, there may be dangers of a new wave of nationalism as well as a possible period of chaos.

The United States will likely remain mired in Japanese-style economic stagnation and deflation until the power of Wall Street is broken.

By the seventies, Vietnam, environmentalism, and economic stagnation had led to a sharp backlash against corporate America.

Such a regulatory and legal regime also reduces opportunities for investment, which means even more economic stagnation.

Today, years of economic stagnation have weakened the state services that once provided the regime its sole legitimacy.

The quarter-point increase marked an end to the rich world's longest economic stagnation since the Great Depression.

Of course, just as the Japan hype reached its peak, the country was entering its "lost decade" of economic stagnation.

After years of economic stagnation, it is tempting to conclude from yet another political failure that Japan is truly ungovernable.

Analysts said now the fear may be for a deadly economic problem: deflation, marked by steadily falling prices and economic stagnation.

He, 43, who said he had abandoned the economic stagnation of rural Sichuan Province nearly a decade ago.

A continuing gridlock around taxes and debt could mean years of economic stagnation.

A world in which most people enjoy prosperity and opportunity is surely better than one in which 80% are mired in economic stagnation.

The pricking of the bubble led to 20 years of economic stagnation.

The typical household now earns less than it did in 1997, when inflation is factored in, a troubling sign of economic stagnation.

Where Labour presided over a profligate boom and bust, the risk now is of economic stagnation.

Japan's "lost decade" of economic stagnation is now approaching two decades with no end in sight.

Tokyo that spring was a city mired in its ninth consecutive year of economic stagnation.

True, economic stagnation, or worse, might be the best the UK can do. We will never know.

Whether or not the euro endures, Europe is facing a long period of economic stagnation or worse.

The same economic stagnation that fans nationalism, however, makes China's dynamism indispensable for Japanese growth.

FOR years foreign observers gave warning that Japan's combination of economic stagnation and rising public debt was unsustainable.

Debt ridden Eurozone countries have seen unemployment driven high by austerity measures and economic stagnation.

While life-time employment has unraveled during decades of economic stagnation, the recruitment system remains much the same.

But Japan has been stuck in economic stagnation for nearly two decades, noted Columbia Business School management professor Michael Morris.

Brezhnev presided over another era of political and economic stagnation, the 1970s, sustained by a commodities boom and high oil prices.

Regulatory delay resulted in a "lost decade" of economic stagnation there.

The Japanese have nearly exhausted all monetary and fiscal policies attempting to bring to an end to two decades of economic stagnation.

Portugal has spent a decade in almost uninterrupted economic stagnation.

A declining population would result in economic stagnation.

The basic cause of economic stagnation is the depressed outlook for final demand.

The Japanese stock market would fly if derisory returns on equity were lifted, in spite of the country's economic stagnation.

Deflation doesn't explain persisting economic stagnation.

A protracted period of economic stagnation bordering on depression.

Yet can they save us from worldwide economic stagnation?

Their growth spares the world utter economic stagnation.

Some conclusions were obvious, such as the need to avoid economic stagnation and military adventures overseas.

After two decades of economic stagnation, they "are becoming very, very conservative, which is bad" .

Those efforts suffered a severe blow in 1998-2002, when the region suffered financial turmoil and economic stagnation.

His poll ratings are falling relentlessly, largely because of Italy's economic stagnation.

Three successive elections in 2006, 2008 and 2010 were propelled by popular frustration that's grown with economic stagnation.

The worst outcome now, for both countries, might well be economic stagnation in China.

Or, many economists say, they can face a decade of economic stagnation.

The USSR had been in a long economic stagnation when Gorbachev came to power in 1985.

They came of age in Japan's lost decade of economic stagnation.

It can not only cause inflation economic stagnation economic recession, but also give rise to high employment rate and crime rate.

After five years of crisis, the euro area risks Japanese-style economic stagnation;