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This is an economic model developed by the economic elite to benefit the economic elite.
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"This kind of deliberately provoking trade disputes is naked economic terrorism, economic homicide, economic bullying," he said.
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"This kind of deliberately provoking trade dispute is naked economic terrorism, economic chauvinism, economic bullying," he said.
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"This kind of deliberately provoking trade disputes is naked economic terrorism, economic homicide, economic bullying," he told reporters.
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Economic data: New economic data out this week will be examined closely for signs on a global economic slowdown.
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"Central bank independence is very important for economic stability, and economic stability is key to economic growth," he said.
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He also served as a Senior Economic Advisor to the President in crafting his economic positions and economic speeches.
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China's feeling economic pressure, too, and that -- coupled with domestic economic issues -- is leading to lower economic growth for China.
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That's why bad economic news abroad can produce bad economic news at home and vice versa, also known as economic contagion.
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This economic fact becomes stark when considering long-term economic growth — because without children, there is no long-term economic growth.
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Recent economic data point to an upturn in economic activity.
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And economic research consistently shows that immigration increases economic output.
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"We prefer economic activity to no economic activity," he said.
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S. economic growth continues to support economic and external forecasts.
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Economic uncertainty Brexit's economic impact has been difficult to quantify.
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Both had economic approval ratings below their economic disapproval ratings.
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We paid more attention to economic ties and economic operations.
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So the economic stakes of Trump's economic agenda are high.
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"Changes in fiscal policy or other economic policies could potentially affect the economic outlook," said Yellen, underscoring the uncertainty over economic policy.
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Economic inequality breeds political inequality, which results in more economic inequality.
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And secondly, of course, the economic situation, the negative economic growth.
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Traders expect Trump's economic policies will accelerate economic growth and inflation.
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As U.S. economic expansion continues this will boost economic growth further.
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This would result in economic distortions and adversely impact economic activity.
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"That's manufacturing jobs, that's economic growth, that's economic energy, " he said.
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Economic indicator: The Bureau of Economic Analysis at 6900:2628 a.m.
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Economic expansions do not last forever, even with wise economic policies.
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Economic indicator: The Bureau of Economic Analysis at 2628:28503 a.m.
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Economic Scene Did the white working class vote its economic interests?
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I was hired as an economic analyst, covering economic security issues.
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Kevin Hassett, the chair of the Council of Economic Advisors, joined fellow economic advisors in publishing the Economic Report of the President on Wednesday, which detailed the executive branch's economic outlook for the next several years.
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When gripped by economic anxiety, they turn to demagogues who promise measures that make intuitive economic sense, but which actually make economic problems worse.
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Economic uncertainty has to do with the overall rate of economic growth.
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Paulsen also sees rising economic momentum in positive measures of economic surprises.
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Economic indicator: The Bureau of Economic Analysis reports at 8:30 a.m.
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Many argue that economic rebalancing and steady economic growth are incompatible goals.
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Based on economic surprises, global economic momentum has changed quickly this year.
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It's an economic war -- an economic war against Iran targets civilian population.
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Autism imposes hefty economic costs, reducing economic growth and swelling disability rolls.
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The most obvious benefits for low-skilled economic migrants are, unsurprisingly, economic.
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Good economic times permit us to get away with bad economic decisions.
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The second priority is economic development and economic opportunity for these populations.
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Economic theory tells you that big government ought to hurt economic growth.
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But it appears that overall economic impressions might outweigh individual economic performance.
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Clemens's research focuses on migration and development, economic growth, and economic history.
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The economic flyaround • Reasons for doubt about the Trump administration's economic optimism.
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With slower population growth, we'll see slower economic growth and less economic dynamism — as there just won't be economic space for new firms to grow.
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Yet, centuries of ensuing economic research have demonstrated that economic policy fostering free-markets from trade policy to tax policy is critical to economic growth.
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The strong economic performance and political stability in Chile stand out in a region rife with democratic backsliding, low economic growth, and high economic uncertainty.
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The economic logic is that the tax system should be fairly neutral about economic activity; it shouldn't favor one form of investment or income over another, because economic choices should be motivated by economic logic, not tax avoidance.
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The National Bureau of Economic Research defines economic expansions as periods when economic activity rises substantially, spreads across the economy, and typically lasts for several years.
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BERLIN, March 29 (Reuters) - Austria's two main economic think-tanks cut their economic growth forecasts for 2019, saying international trade conflicts were weighing on economic growth.
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The prolonged trade dispute has sapped demand for metals, hurt global economic growth and pushed China to boost investment and economic incentives to spur economic demand.
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He and his top economic advisor, National Economic Council Director Larry Kudlow, suggested Tuesday that the stimulus bill could provide the springboard for an economic revival.
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Those challenges pull down our economic capacity, because you have economic immobility, and in fact Atlanta unfortunately is one of the top cities for economic immobility.
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These are real economic challenges that require real economic policies, and we shouldn't be facile and pretend there aren't economic costs no matter what we do.
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"Trade wars and broad economic uncertainty are hurting the economic outlook," Graham said.
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They reformed economic management so economic cycles could be smoothed and panics contained.
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Trump's economic illiteracy gives Democrats a chance to own economic growth and opportunity.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Global economic assumptions are consistent with Fitch's latest global economic outlook.
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National Economic Council Director Gary Cohn is Donald Trump's top economic policy aide.
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"Although we've campaigned on economic issues, immigration is an economic issue," she said.
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She contrasted her economic vision from Trump's, highlighting her previously outlined economic policies.
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Clinton also established the National Economic Council, elevating the priority of economic issues.
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Ditto the U.S. Economic Development Administration, which supports economic diversification in those communities.
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Full transcript of economic plan- delivered to the Economic Club of New York.
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"Economic sanctions have exacerbated all of those Iranian-origin economic problems," he said.
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Economic growth has led to widening economic inequality and a looming environmental crisis.
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Vague economic cheerleading Trump's rally scripts included a list of positive economic statistics.
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That's her economic patriotism — a smart way to fight Donald Trump's economic nationalism.
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Unlike Trump, their economic approval ratings were lower than their economic disapproval ratings.
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Economic Scene To what extent did whites miss out on the economic recovery?
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Unwise economic policies at home and abroad could easily trigger an economic downturn.
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Economic conditions can fluctuate for good or ill, and the rise of Artificial Intelligence and economic automation can reshape the international economic landscape in the next decade.
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Emaar Economic City, the lead developer of King Abdullah Economic City, added 123 percent.
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Antitrust regulation and economic concentration are suddenly everywhere in progressive thinking about economic policy.
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Screenshot: National Bureau of Economic Research[9to5Mac, Business Insider, National Bureau of Economic Research]
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Reimposing strict economic and travel restrictions on the country would harm US economic interests.
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The economic losses from economic property damage alone is expected to top $3 billion.
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Richard thinks Trump's economic plan could probably spur economic growth and demand for oil.
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We have nothing but huge massive economic, great economic news one after the other.
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Economic crisis Venezuela is facing a deep humanitarian crisis sparked by an economic meltdown.
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She is seeking economic, non-economic, and punitive damages, and costs of attorney fees.
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Bush 43 established a Strategic Economic Dialogue with China to solve the economic problems.
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This administration has always put forward rosy economic projections that have defied economic consensus.
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Stephen Moore is an economic adviser to Freedom Works and a CNN economic analyst.
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One of Wall Street's veteran economic forecasters is toning down his economic growth forecast.
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In exchange, it lifted crippling economic sanctions, theoretically ushering in economic growth in Iran.
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Look for significant decline in economic activity, says the National Bureau of Economic Research.
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An economic recovery plan that seeks to attenuate the economic crisis would be implemented.
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On Wednesday, the Commerce Department released the latest economic numbers that suggested economic downturn.
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There was remarkably little economic discussion on display; there wasn't even much economic demagogy.
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A key economic indicator met expectations in November, forecasting continued economic growth into 2018.
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This geographic concentration is mitigated by Zurich's economic strength as Switzerland's largest economic region.
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For instance, in the West, women have much more economic freedom, economic independence, etc.
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How can they guarantee not only food security but economic growth and economic equality?
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This was economic development by executive order, not economic reform by systematically expanding freedom.
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Trump also outlined several economic steps to cushion the economic carnage from the outbreak.
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Dashed economic expectations are undermining popular support for working politicians across the economic spectrum.
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We have endured tremendous economic and non-economic trade barriers in our international growth.
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The planning commission is a key economic body compiling data and analyzing economic factors.
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Those measures, combined with economic mismanagement, led to 38% inflation and an economic crisis.
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But we know from economic history that politics could ruin a good economic environment.
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There are reasonable arguments that standard economic models understate the degree of economic harm.
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Economic Policy Donald J. Trump wants us to dream bigger about the economic future.
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Economic View Anger about economic inequality in the United States dominated the presidential election.
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Joshua Bivens is the director of economic research for the Economic Policy Institute (EPI).
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It's not so much the economic effect, although there has been an economic effect.
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Scores of academic studies have found that economic freedom is associated with economic development.
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Democrats most vigorously champion social and economic equality, Republicans individual liberty and economic freedom.
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Warren's prediction of an economic downturn, however, goes beyond addressing middle-class economic anxiety.
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"Taking into consideration geographic location, economic system, market size, economic development stage, China-North Korean economic cooperation has advantages that are irreplaceable and hard to replicate," Zhang said.
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The White House Council of Economic Advisors made its case Tuesday in the Economic Report of the President, which detailed the executive branch's economic outlook for coming years.
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The Pudong economic district is classified as a Special Economic Zone with the goal of furthering China's economic growth through tax and business incentives, according to Encyclopedia Britannica.
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On Wednesday, Kevin Hassett, Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisors will appear before the Joint Economic Committee on to testify on the Economic Report of the President.
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The economic reasoning behind Trump's decision to lower taxes without lowering expenditures is a particular form of economic voodoo that reasons that the "fiscal multiplier" caused by putting more money back into people's pockets will stimulate increased economic investment and, consequently, economic growth.
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"In many countries, the lack of wage growth and greater inequality have created widespread senses that economic growth has mainly been to the benefit of economic elites," Maurice Obstfeld, economic counselor to the I.M.F., told reporters in outlining the latest World Economic Outlook.
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Policymakers have cited concerns that a global economic slowdown and international trade conflicts could derail economic growth in the United States, despite recent signals of strength from economic data.
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Dynamic scoring is a little-known government forecasting method that uses economic modeling to predict changes in revenues resulting from economic growth spurred by new tax and economic policies.
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For many U.S. policymakers, an economic slowdown has been a price worth paying to try to force changes in Chinas economic policies and counter the countrys rapid economic rise.
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But it said a resumption of economic activities "does not guarantee a sharp V-shaped economic rebound," referring to economic cycles that see a steep fall before recovering sharply.
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Moore has been a conservative economic commentator and researcher for three decades, with stints at the Cato Institute, the Joint Economic Committee of Congress and several economic advisory firms.
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The second was the pursuit of an economic policy of gradualism to correct the major economic imbalances that Macri inherited from years of gross economic mismanagement under the Kirchners.
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Also, changes in fiscal policy or other economic policies could potentially affect the economic outlook.
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The economic aspect supports the political aspect and the political aspect supports the economic aspect.
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Important economic reports include advanced economic indicators and durable goods, both at 8:30 a.m.
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The Economic Research Service does agricultural and economic forecasts on topics such as climate change.
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But bad economic times make people more afraid to change jobs and take economic risks.
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Real interest rates, reflecting higher economic returns, would rise as a sign of economic health.
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No economic indicator has been as central to Trump's economic messaging as the stock market.
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MEDIUM Political uncertainty is expected to impact economic performance and poses risks to economic policy.
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However, the rating is underpinned by the region's strong economic fundamentals and accelerated economic recovery.
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"We're at economic war with China ... the economic war with China is everything," he said.
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Hobbled by economic nationalism at home, Indonesia must also contend with growing economic nationalism abroad.
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But his economic agenda could benefit from the steady economic conditions fostered by Yellen's Fed.
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We know that LGBTQ folks need more economic help, and economic issues are really important.
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But Emaar the Economic City, builder of the King Abdullah Economic City, rose 2.6 percent.
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Joint Economic Committee: Hearing on "The Economic Outlook with CEA Chairman Kevin Hassett," 10 a.m.
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Stephen Moore is an economic consultant with Freedom Works and a CNN senior economic analyst.
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Economic history teaches us that major macroeconomic policy blunders have serious, long-run economic consequences.
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Sadly, the economic data indicate that Trump is nowhere near delivering on his economic promises.
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The economic equation is quite simple: Labor force growth plus productivity growth equals economic growth.
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"Economic development was important, but economic development by itself didn't solve the problem," said West.
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Economic conditions in Greece are dire, with countless horror stories about families suffering economic deprivation.
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On the economic front, the kingdom has undertaken rapid regulatory changes to boost economic growth.
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Education combined with small business growth and compound economic factors creates a stronger economic foundation.
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A recently published paper in the American Economic Journal: Economic Policy adds to this discussion.
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North Korea stuck to the centrally planned economic system, denouncing China's economic reforms as revisionist.
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"We aren't just facing an economic recession, we are facing an economic standstill," Reffkin wrote.
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"Unlike every previous economic downturn, we are not trying to stimulate economic behavior," Yalnizyan said.
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A White House economic analysis has also found that the tariffs will hurt economic growth.
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Trade and economic growth go hand-in-hand, both in economic theory and in practice.
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Call for economic justiceBy 1967, King&aposs philosophy emphasized economic justice as essential to equality.
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ET. Economic reports Tuesday include durable goods and advanced economic indicators at 8:30 a.m.
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" Addressing the economic situation, Powell earlier in his prepared remarks said economic growth is "solid.
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Presidents' economic records are highly dependent on where the nation is in the economic cycle.
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They were reinvested overseas, creating jobs and economic growth in countries that are economic competitors.
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"Changes in fiscal policy or other economic policies could affect the economic outlook," she said.
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They are also seeking damages for related "economic and non-economic injuries" and legal fees.
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Kudrin told an economic conference that he saw Russia's economic growth potential at around 1.5%.
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"Hard" economic gauges of actual activity have begun improving relative to "soft" economic-sentiment indicators.
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The government's economic forecast envisages economic growth of 0.5% in 2019 and 5% in 2020.
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The problem with looking at economic data superficially is that it masks deeper economic problems.
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Thousands of officials, civil society leaders, private sector players and economic experts have convened this week in Paris for the annual summit of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), a 35-nation intergovernmental economic body dedicated to promoting trade and economic progress.
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The Council of Economic Advisers is "charged with offering the President objective economic advice on the formulation of both domestic and international economic policy," according to the White House website.
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The Leibniz Institute for Economic Research (RWI) said on Thursday it expected economic growth to cool to 1.2 percent in 2017, in line with the latest DIW economic institute's forecast.
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Currently, Shierholz is the director of policy at the Economic Policy Institute, a nonprofit think tank that carries out economic research and analyzes the economic impact of policies and proposals.
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Economic Settlers: It's not only the Ultra-Orthodox who live in the settlements for economic reasons.
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Fitch assumes Romania's main economic partners in the EU will benefit from a gradual economic recovery.
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Economic crises always have political consequences, which loop back into economic policy for decades to come.
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Yet the "hard" economic data, which measure actual economic activity, have trundled along much as expected.
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But softening economic data of late is raising concern his economic message could lose its punch.
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It argued that economic displacement was never wholly economic and that it came with cultural effects.
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Women are the single largest productive economic force, and drive almost every economic indicator for businesses.
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This gap represents an incredible economic opportunity for Americans and a critical economic imperative for America.
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While economic growth was moderate at 2.9% last year, other measures of economic strength are solid.
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A much smaller number are economic migrants, fleeing poverty and economic instability in their home countries.
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Economic power now trumping human rights Economic progress also allowed China to wield greater international influence.
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"Political uncertainty is expected to impact economic performance and poses risks to economic policy," it added.
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In economic news, the Federal Reserve's Beige Book showed economic activity increased across all 28 districts.
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Globalization and demographics have influenced economic conditions for centuries, but their economic implications have changed dramatically.
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" Members also "seek to eliminate conflict in their international economic policies and will encourage economic collaboration.
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Yet the administration's turn toward economic nationalism may make efforts to improve economic ties more difficult.
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Additionally national economic growth should support local economic development and positively impact the city's tax revenue.
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In terms of economic policy, both Donald Trump and Andrés Manuel (Lopez Obrador) are economic nationalists.
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Emaar the Economic City, builder of the King Abdullah Economic City in Jeddah, dropped 2.9 percent.
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It would have stimulated economic growth as well as provided a balance to China's economic rise.
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What is required are strategies to sustain economic development and expand economic opportunity for all Americans.
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"People reporting losses should have real economic losses and should bear real economic risk," he said.
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" China's economic performance Trump said China had its worst economic year "in the last 67 years.
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Indeed, economic history reveals that great economic powers have always become great because of activist states.
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We also must rethink the role of abstract economic theory and dubious economic models in policymaking.
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After all, oligarchy does have an economic element to it; in fact, it is explicitly economic.
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First, it confuses the economic consequences of our policies with the economic consequences of the virus.
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It also directly drives economic growth by supporting capital markets and providing economic stability for consumers.
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Since the election, however, his economic adviser has stressed economic growth over discussion of Fed policies.
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Economic sentiment is an early indicator of economic activity, signaling trends in gross domestic product growth.
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A myriad of economic studies finds that immigrants are a net economic benefit to the country.
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Soft economic data, which include economic surveys and sentiment readings, are pointing to a slowdown, however.
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Emaar Economic City and Knowledge Economic City, mid-tier stocks, each soared more than 7.0 percent.
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EST: President Trump discusses the Economic Report of the President with the Council of Economic Advisers.
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"Changes in fiscal policy or other economic policies could potentially affect the economic outlook," she said.
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Stock markets often serve as an economic scoreboard: Increasing stock prices are equated with economic victory.
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There's just little evidence supporting the "economic anxiety" or "economic populism" explanations for the Trump surge.
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And there are economic, budgetary, and philosophical arguments against how economic and entitlement programs work today.
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Charting nearly any economic statistic shows that today's economic strength represents a continuation of that trend.
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This year's Nobel prize for economic sciences—awarded to Oliver Hart and Bengt Holmström—celebrates their study of economic power, and the tricky business of harnessing it to useful economic ends.
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The company has an interesting relationship with economic growth in that it has some business lines that benefit from economic strength, and others that are less impacted by the economic cycle.
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The World Economic Forum, citing several economic analysts, said the reformist candidates' win opens the way for changes to economic policy that will boost foreign investment and trade with the West.
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The 2016 Race An academic study that predicted Bernie Sanders's economic platform would cause an enormous economic boom turns out to have been based on faulty math, or bad economic logic.
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The Importance of Economic Calculation In " Economic Calculation in the Socialist Commonwealth," Ludwig von Mises challenged the socialists to explain how economic calculation could be performed in a socialist economy absent prices.
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In February, a group of former Democratic White House economic policy advisors penned an open letter to the Sanders campaign, accusing it of making dubious economic claims about its domestic economic agenda.
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"This kind of deliberately provoking trade disputes is naked economic terrorism, economic chauvinism, economic bullying," Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Zhang Hanhui said on Thursday regarding the U.S stance on trade with China.
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When Samuelson started out, debates over economic theory were predominantly verbal rather than mathematical; in 1940 70% of articles on economic theory in the American Economic Review did not include any maths.
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" At the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, on Tuesday, Chinese President Xi Jinping acknowledged that economic globalization has created problems, but said "this is no justification to write off economic globalization.
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Although the two disasters were on opposite sides of the planet, they both illustrate the same economic lesson: capitalist economic systems, which foster economic development, are the best defense against natural disasters.
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Economic security is national security The Trump administration's national security strategy focuses heavily on the US's economic relationships with other countries, arguing that the US's economic security is fundamental to national security.
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Economic growth is the product of human economic decision-making, and today's children are the employees, entrepreneurs, consumers, job creators, regulators and elected officials that will be making those future economic decisions.
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Maduro says the country's economic problems are the result of an "economic war" led by political adversaries.
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Economic data from China is being closely watched amid a trade war between the two economic giants.
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"It's not just economic suicide to use one diesel truck, it's economic suicide for rail," Musk said.
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"Blocked equipment includes relief choppers: This isn't just economic warfare; it's economic TERRORISM," he said on Twitter.
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BROAD ECONOMIC BASE CONTINUES GROWTH British Columbia's overall economic profile provides a solid and diverse revenue base.
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The president's economic team may protest that his tax reforms should stoke investment, raising America's economic capacity.
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"They're using good economic data positively, and they're dismissing bad economic data as hurricane-related," Hackett said.
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Why Canada's economic policy is winning fansJul 8th Canada's government has won plaudits for its economic policy.
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But total economic output remained just slightly lower than when the global economic crisis began, in 236.
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By the numbers: That's the worst economic forecast yet from Trump's administration about the shutdown's economic effects.
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On Tuesday, Larry Kudlow, director of the National Economic Council, also predicted strong economic growth for 2019.
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In the beginning, infidelity was an economic threat to a marriage that was mostly an economic institution.
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If the blueprint's economic goals are achieved, the region would rival the United Kingdom in economic size.
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The Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development (OECD) trimmed its global economic growth forecasts for 2019.
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Global economic trends and commodity prices are expected to develop as outlined in Fitch's Global Economic Outlook.
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The drop is also due to the 2008 economic recession and relatively flat economic growth since then.
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Sources: "Mathiness in the theory of economic growth", Paul Romer, American Economic Review, Papers and Proceedings, 2015.
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The economic competitiveness of U.S. infrastructure used to rank No. 85033, according to the World Economic Forum.
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Migration, climate change, technological standards, and spillovers from economic policy require coordination between countries and economic blocs.
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He said, however, that a continuation of weak U.S. economic data could influence the Fed's economic outlook.
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Higher taxes discourage economic activity, and the higher the taxes are, the more economic activity they discourage.
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Clinton to pitch than Mr. Obama's economic record, when economic growth has disproportionately benefited the wealthiest Americans.
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He excoriated the president's economic policies, saying most of the economic gains made went to the rich.
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This threatens not only their economic future but the economic future and competitiveness of the United States.
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EDT: The Joint Economic Committee is holding a hearing to assess the nation's economic recovery. http://bit.
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Stephen Moore is an economic adviser to FreedomWorks, a conservative advocacy group, and a CNN economic analyst.
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The Trump presidency may be good for their economic interests — but they're not voting their economic interests.
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Warren Buffett has said that no economic textbook explains the "strange" economic situation we are in today.
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The plan focuses on the goals of greenhouse gas neutrality and economic equality, not specifically economic growth.
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Each year, the World Economic Forum includes infrastructure as one of its key measures of economic competitiveness.
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The global economic outlook continues to improve, but too few citizens have benefited from that economic growth.
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They are the engines that drive economic growth and innovation, the "sine qua non" of economic dynamism.
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These conditions can fuel a vicious spiral: Economic weakness creates falling prices, which create more economic weakness.
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Discriminatory pay practices not only hamper their economic prospects—they also endanger their long-term economic security.
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The U.S. is in an economic tug of war with China over its economic and trade practices.
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Poland's economic collapse was reversed and economic growth resumed, setting it on course for European Union membership.
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"The economic contribution of airlines is something that actually helps economic growth in most countries," he said.
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Joining us now first on CNBC top White House economic advisor, National Economic Council Director Larry Kudlow.
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As he put it, economic anxiety isn't driving racial resentment; rather, racial resentment is driving economic anxiety.
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But typically, politicians select economic policies that they truly believe would boost economic growth and create jobs.
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"Larry Kudlow will be my Chief Economic Advisor as Director of the National Economic Council," Trump tweeted.
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And other new economic data further reinforced views that economic growth picked up in the second quarter.
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I try to view it through the lens of economic anxiety, diminished economic mobility and global pressure.
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Analysts were increasingly drawing parallels with the 2008 economic crisis and assessing the expected economic fallout globally.
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Investors are waiting on a deluge of economic data this week stateside that could fuel economic gloom.
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The country's rapid economic growth from the 1960s to the mid-1990s is considered an economic miracle.
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Trumpism is not just economic, and it can't be thwarted by passing a bit of economic policy.
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It is the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, not the Organization for Cooperation and Economic Development.
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"This will help stabilize economic growth...and also help improve economic structures," Shi told a news conference.
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Economic View The economic policy of President-elect Donald J. Trump is still a work in progress.
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It also argues the campaign derived economic value by accessing the information and therefore committed economic espionage.
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As if to underline this point, Germany, Europe's economic powerhouse, is on the brink of economic recession.
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A key economic indicator increased more-than-expected in August, continuing momentum of an improving economic outlook.
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The proceeds will be donated to the Council for Economic Education, which supports economic and financial education.
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Italy's lack of economic growth over the past two decades has been accompanied by increased economic vulnerabilities.
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"It builds on our two countries' strong economic partnership, which includes support for economic reform," he said.
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Kai Keller is project lead of financial stability, innovation and economic growth at the World Economic Forum.
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MOST ECONOMIC ANALYSIS THAT I'VE READ SAID THIS WOULD BE NEGATIVE FOR GDP AND FOR ECONOMIC GROWTH.
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The president and his economic advisers have touted tax reform as the key to unlocking economic growth.
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Borge Brende, president of the World Economic Forum, weighed in, stressing the economic cost of cyber crimes.
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The World Economic Forum reported a global economic gap in 2016 of 58 percent between the sexes.
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"We have a choice between economic policies that are working and economic policies that didn't work," Rep.
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Kudlow serves as President Donald Trump's senior economic advisor and as director of the National Economic Council.
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INCOMING EU ECONOMIC AFFAIRS COMMISSIONER GENTILONI SAYS EUROPE NEEDS ECONOMIC AND FISCAL POLICIES TO SUPPORT GROWTH - PAPER
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Economic Trends After Donald J. Trump won the presidential election, Americans' optimism about the economic future soared.
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Cohn, who runs Trump's National Economic Council, is a fan of the internationalist economic order Trump derides.
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"It is a difficult moment (but) all the international institutions, economic experts agree that Germany is still in good economic shape and that economic growth will continue to produce positive effects," he said.
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Nothing so far in either the economic data or the market indicators that most reliably predict economic swings suggests there will be anything worse than a modest slowdown in economic growth in 2019.
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It escapes the confines of economic theory: Try to define it in strictly economic terms, and you'll fail.
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This is an economic development project, connecting the fastest growing and most dynamic economic regions in the country.
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Formulate economic policy The Treasury secretary's latitude to formulate economic policy varies depending on how different administrations operate.
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Economic confidence in the European Union edged upwards to 60.9 in the quarter, reflecting a steady economic outlook.
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"He will continue pursuing the very populist economic policies that are leading Turkey to economic ruin," Hakura said.
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China's economic growth is slowing and Germany, Europe's economic engine, saw its economy shrink in the third quarter.
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Look, the conservative message is economic growth and along with economic growth goes opportunity for everybody in America.
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Trump contends his other economic proposals would use robust economic growth to more than offset the revenue decline.
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As much as we wish it were so, no credible economic research supports economic impacts of these magnitudes.
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For a long time, it was thought that countries had to choose between economic growth or economic inclusion.
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At least, some economic think-tanks like the DIW [Institute for Economic Research] and others claim as much.
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When Obama took office, China, which initially weathered the economic storms well, saw its remarkable economic growth slow.
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For all of Moscow's nuclear capability, its sclerotic economic system never made it much of an economic competitor.
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"Berlin's economic weakness is unique among European capitals", says Matthias Diermeier of the Cologne Institute for Economic Research.
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In its latest economic update report, the bank projected South Africa's economic growth at 1.7 pct in 2020.
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Although major economic indicators have not been worse than expected, they are still far from healthy economic growth.
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Trump said he will announce his economic policy plan at the Detroit Economic Club at noon on Monday.
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He is also slated to contrast his economic vision to Clinton's, seeking to bolster his conservative economic credentials.
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Never mind that his economic ideas make about as much sense as the economic theories of Groucho Marx.
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Dreary economic numbers The latest economic data underscore the high-stakes involved in the US-China trade war.
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Furthermore, parenting choices made due to economic insecurity only serve to further economic disparities in the AAPI community.
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Yellen is scheduled to testify on the economic outlook before the congressional Joint Economic Committee at 10 a.m.
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Under its medium-term economic program, the government is forecasting annual economic growth of 5.5 percent through 9.33.
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Fed Chairman Jerome Powell at Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research Economic Summit, speaks on normalizing monetary policy
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Established in late 2015, the ASEAN Economic Community aspires to implement economic and financial integration across member nations.
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Economic growth "at or near its best" with no major economic risks in the next two years. 2.
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Indeed, a substantial amount of economic research indicates that regulatory accumulation poses a significant drag on economic growth.
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"Economic data is being overshadowed by earnings and the fluidity of economic policy," said said State Street's Arone.
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That followed another forecast for weaker economic growth from the Organisation for Economic Co-Operation & Development on Wednesday.
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Eliminating the most burdensome restrictions to economic activity is the fastest and easiest way to improve economic growth.
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"The economic upswing in Germany is still fundamentally intact," the Bundesbank said in a regular monthly economic report.
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A 2014 economic study indicates that hot days can have a surprisingly big negative impact on economic activity.
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The underlying economic data — on jobs, prices and economic growth generally — simply do not support such an increase.
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Chief White House economic advisor Gary Cohn has said the plan will be financed entirely through economic growth.
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Nigerian "economic migrants" not eligible for asylum would be returned to Nigeria in exchange for European economic aid.
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Of course, not all the economic data is so positive because that's just the nature of economic data.
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Carney appeared at the House of Lords Economic Committee to discuss the economic consequences of the Brexit vote.
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NAMELY, IT RECOGNIZES THAT YOU CANNOT HAVE MILITARY SECURITY IF YOU DON'T HAVE ECONOMIC STRENGTH AND ECONOMIC SECURITY.
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The economic forces are aligning in favor of Paris compliance, not in conjuring economic fears about limiting emissions.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS - Fitch's economic base case assumes Pakistan's economic policy framework remains broadly unchanged over the political cycle.
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Trump has embraced this type of bottom-up economic policy as a core tenet of his economic approach.
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Economic Trends Sometimes, something bad happens, and it creates huge financial market swings and long-lasting economic ripples.
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Cohn is currently a top economic advisor to President Donald Trump as director of the National Economic Council.
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"It's not the economic numbers that matter, it's people's perception of the economic numbers that matter," she said.
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The Bureau of Economic Analysis will soon release the economic growth rate for the second quarter of 2018.
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And they can really hurt if they increase economic anxiety and generate demand for Trump-like economic policy.
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The corollary is that any argument about economic policy can never be just an argument about economic policy.
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Economic and policy agendas for 2018 will be set at the annual economic work conference later this year.
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EDT Wednesday: The Joint Economic Committee will hold a hearing to assess the nation's economic recovery. http://bit.
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Strategies for North Korean economic reform include special economic zones and ventures through cooperation between the two Koreas.
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The Economic Development Administration, which provides federal grants to communities in support of locally-developed economic plans. 21625.
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They have uncertain economic lives: Unlike previous generations, they can anticipate a worse economic future than their parents.
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Larry Kudlow, the White House economic adviser, outlined this strategy at the Economic Club of Washington on Thursday.
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Such an unequal division of unavoidable economic pain would unjustly add to already troubling economic inequality within countries.
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Economic View The more we learn about how people really think, the more we must rethink economic theory.
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Venezuela's political stalemate comes against the backdrop of a hyperinflationary economic collapse that has fueled an economic crisis.
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At the first hint of economic weakness, they have tended to step up spending to stabilize economic output.
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"White nationalism" gets buried under "economic anxiety," say, because "economic anxiety" is easier to comprehend and sympathize with.
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Economic and other indicators are making it increasingly clear that Trump's economic dreams are unlikely to come true.
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And as the economic toll from the outbreak worsened, prospects for a $26 trillion economic stabilization plan brightened.
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Our economic divide has led to a political divide, and the political divide has reinforced the economic divide.
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It is understandable that President Trump would want to restore economic confidence by promising a bright economic future.
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The $2 trillion economic stabilization package is intended to mitigate the economic consequences of shutting down the economy.
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We are not dealing with a fundamental economic problem, we're dealing with a virus with an economic impact.
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Such aggressive social-distancing imposes a high economic cost in terms of the disruption of ordinary economic activity.
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Continued economic impact The animating fear for Trump will likely be the continued economic fallout from the coronavirus.
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Solid economic fundamentals While the outbreak has been raging, economic fundamentals have remained solid for the United States.
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In fact, President Xi's Harvard-educated top economic advisor, Liu He, is a strong advocate for economic liberalization.
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The Economic Policy Institute found that education is also correlated with general economic prosperity on a larger scale.
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China's key vice premier for economic affairs, Liu He, is in Washington this week to negotiate economic issues.
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These connections to place may then serve to provide social and economic support during periods of economic uncertainty.
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That's why we need to focus not just on mere economic growth but on economic growth for households.
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And so I think there's quite a lot of economic uncertainty in world economic growth at the moment.
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Economic research has shed some light on ways that domestic violence and sexual assault manifest in economic costs.
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The US Bureau of Economic Analysis will release its final reading on economic growth in the second quarter.
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That's certainly the warning embedded in the new economic outlook from the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.
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The measurement is used as a checkpoint for U.S. economic conditions and a forecast of global economic trends.
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Its counter-cyclical activity makes it one of the most important economic stabilisers in France during economic difficulties.
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Americans are starting to see their own economic circumstances improve after years of stagnant wages and economic uncertainty.
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PREVIEW-China Dec data to show economic growth slowly cooling but still solid China: an economic snapshot tmsnrt.
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This would require bolder diplomatic, economic and military involvement while rejecting economic exclusion zones along the Arctic seabed.
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A trade war or emerging markets crisis or economic policy mistake could prove more powerful than economic fundamentals.
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Such aggressive social-distancing imposes a high economic cost in terms of the disruption of ordinary economic activity.
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Vietnam's incredible economic growth, spurred by economic liberalization, has led to an increase across the board in development.
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"It's telling that North Korea is being offered economic assistance even as longstanding allies are seeing economic warfare."
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More intriguingly, the economic consensus seems to be stronger than the economic models policymakers look to for guidance.
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The economic impact of this immigration is that it raises economic growth and the productivity of US firms.
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"They named the creator of the concept of economic war, who sees the economic distortions as a result of a conspiracy and not as a failed economic model," economist Asdrúbal Oliveros told VICE News.
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"There are emotions in place, it's not only a matter of economic profit, of economic interest, they care of course about profits but they care much more about non-economic things," De Massis said.
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National Economic Council Director Larry Kudlow said Saturday an economic stimulus package to fight the virus will total more than $2 trillion, noting it will be equal to roughly 10% of U.S. economic output.
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Most economic and financial indicators are not pointing toward some economic collapse in 20183, but rather to a return to the kind of moderate economic growth that was completely normal from 2010 to 2017.
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To make the crucial differences, economic policymakers are going to have to get out of the silos of their economic training and figure out how economic levers can have moral, communal and sociological effect.
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On the economic front, a global round of economic surveys should show if economic softness in the first quarter was a passing phase linked to wintry weather and Lunar New Year holidays in Asia.
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Surprisingly, in its analysis of the current world economic recovery and of the present global economic outlook, the World Bank glosses over the artificial way in which the global economic recovery has been achieved.
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A set of economic challenges that year — the stock market tumble in June, a currency devaluation two months later and a significant and unexpected slowing of economic growth — dampened the appetite for economic liberalization.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's top economic aides held "frank and constructive" talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping's top economic adviser Liu He, on trade and economic relations on Thursday, a White House official said.
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These economic indicators all show that Germany and Netherland have better economic growth than the other two countries, which might perform more poorly in economic terms that the risks of an economic slowdown are the highest if a populist leader came to power, according to Carsten Brzeski, chief economist at ING.
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Economic numbers have been missing expectations at a rate not seen since Trump entered the White House in January, according to multiple gauges including the closely watched Citigroup Economic Surprise Index (courtesy Yardeni Research) and the Bespoke Economic Indicator Diffusion Index: When measured since the end of March, economic surprises vs.
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" MOHAMED EL-ERIAN, CHIEF ECONOMIC ADVISOR, ALLIANZ, NEWPORT BEACH, CALIF: "The Fed statement signals that, in the frustrating absence of a U.S. economic liftoff, it remains vulnerable to external economic developments and volatile financial markets.
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Heinberg points out that if growth "currently comes from burning ever-growing quantities of fossil fuels in order to do economic work," shifting to renewables inevitably requires an economic redesign that will impact economic activity.
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While warning that the global economic environment presented challenges to growth, Costa said the government's commitment to promoting further economic expansion, achieving balanced public accounts and greater social justice "does not depend on economic cycles".
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Those forces have not just political consequences but long-term economic ones, as new research from the Economic Innovation Group, a policy group in Washington that has written extensively on the country's economic divides, demonstrates.
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In a rare show of solidarity, policy officials everywhere are attempting to improve the economic recovery, economic surprise indexes have strengthened considerably across the globe and the financial markets are increasingly reflecting better economic momentum.
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The government of President Nicolas Maduro stopped publishing economic indicators nearly three years ago as Venezuela's socialist economic system started falling apart, so opposition legislators started doing their own calculations for economic activity last year.
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The president ticked off those items on Friday when he hailed America's economic strength at the World Economic Forum's annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland, where global leaders have been sharing encouraging economic news all week.
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"Given the severity of economic conditions in Lebanon, it's important that the government designs and implements properly a comprehensive package of reforms to effectively address the economic challenges and improve Lebanon's economic prospects," Rice said.
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"Given the severity of economic conditions in Lebanon, it's important that the government designs and implements properly a comprehensive package of reforms to effectively address the economic challenges and improve Lebanon's economic prospects," he said.
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The Lukashenka government now faces a dilemma: It must either loosen its economic and political grip on the populace in order to increase productivity and improve economic growth, or it continues its current economic slide.
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Supported by economic theory and American sentiments, a 85033 percent business tax rate, as proposed by President Trump, would reverse some of the negative economic consequences of the current system and help spur economic growth.
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During economic downturns, businesses are often reluctant to cut wages, delaying necessary economic adjustments, because workers hate wage cuts.
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Many said they fled war and persecution as well as economic hardship but Israel treats them as economic migrants.
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Investors remained concerned about a slew of recent economic data that has raised worries about a global economic slowdown.
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Since 1993, Gallup has asked the public whether foreign trade is more of an economic opportunity or economic threat.
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According to the National Bureau of Economic Research, the average economic cycle since 220 has lasted about 20203 months.
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It's what allows him to break with Republican economic orthodoxy to attack pro-business economic policies ("rigged against workers").
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He called the Times' report "Western propaganda" and emphasized that the bilateral economic corridor was purely economic in nature.
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China's top leaders have ended a vital economic meeting with a fiscal pledge to support economic growth next year.
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Not economic aid of the kind Obama gave to the Iranian regime but allow economic investment into North Korea.
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Erdogan, rejecting economic fundamentals as the cause of lira weakness, said Turkey was the target of an economic war.
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China's economic reforms since the 1980s have actually greatly increased inequality as a by-product of rapid economic growth.
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A closely followed barometer of economic health, the survey measures consumers' attitudes toward current economic conditions and future expectations.
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On top of that, the rest of Spain faced serious economic woes following the global economic crisis of 2008.
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If there's less economic activity, lawyers that currently benefit from that economic activity stand to lose eventually, Bradford said.
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This came a day after ECB president Mario Draghi warned of "lasting economic consequences" from years of economic stagnation.
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Either sentiment about the euro zone's economic future is too rosy, or projections of economic growth are too pessimistic.
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Most recently, economic sentiment data showed both managers and consumers were more gloomy about the economic outlook in June.
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In that sense, the economic aspects of globalization are fundamentally similar to domestic economic controversies over taxes and spending.
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A separate index of leading economic indicators rose in July, pointing to continued economic growth in the coming months.
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China is scheduled to release a bundle of economic data on Wednesday, including the first-quarter economic growth figure.
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Recent Greek economic data has shown how tenuous the recovery is, with inflation rising and economic growth contracting again.
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Lane wrote that economic forecasts for national, European and global levels are for continued economic expansion, but risks remain.
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During Trump's economic policy speech, he specifically called her out as someone working with his team of economic advisers.
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Why it matters: Concerns about a U.S. economic slowdown have subsided, given the bounce back in recent economic indicators.
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He said economic conditions seemed more favourable, despite uncertainty related to the approval of the new government's economic reforms.
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Williams was participating in a panel at an Economic Forecast Conference sponsored by the Bay Area Council Economic Institute.
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And joining us now, first on CNBC, President Trump's top Economic Advisor, Director of National Economic Council Larry Kudlow.
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So it's not that European social democrats failed to sell their economic message, or that economic redistribution became unpopular.
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This, in turn, hampers economic growth and limits opportunities for investment and trade that arise from better economic conditions.
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Economic prosperity is concentrated in America's elite zip codes, but economic stability outside of those communities is rapidly deteriorating.
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Deficits are driven by broader economic factors, and lower trade deficits coincide with economic downturns, not periods of growth.
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Orban's economic policy has focused on maintaining an economic growth rate exceeding the EU average by 2 percentage points.
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Economic prosperity is concentrated in America's elite zip codes, and economic stability outside of those communities is rapidly deteriorating.
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U.S. geographical economic inequality is growing, meaning your economic opportunity is more tied to your location than ever before.
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Economic inequality begets political inequality which begets more economic inequality and so on and so forth down the chain.
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The bank said that economic indicators signalled that economic growth remained at a "stable" level in the second quarter.
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Economic growth is gaining momentum and the euro zone may be on its best economic run in a decade.
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The court's action allows lawsuits to proceed over pre-bankruptcy death, injury, economic loss and used-car economic losses.
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Here is Moody's view the economic costs of a decision to leave the EU would outweigh the economic benefits.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch expects global economic trends and commodity prices to develop as outlined in Fitch's Global Economic Outlook.
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But Trudeau's emphasis on economic integration was a sharp contrast to Trump's promise to turn U.S. economic policy inward.
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He fully understands all the components of Reagan's economic recovery program to restore booming economic growth, which Trump supports.
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Chief White House economic advisor Gary Cohn has said the plan will be paid for entirely through economic growth.
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Frank Manzo IV is the policy director of the Illinois Economic Policy Institute and the Midwest Economic Policy Institute.
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However, it was the international economic system in place since 1945 that "has sustained international economic growth," she said.
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Relatively low economic engagement with China means "economic pressure would be less effective than elsewhere in Asean," he said.
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He also does so even though there are growing indications that his economic policies are mortgaging our economic future.
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Frustration with the pace of economic growth went hand in hand with anger toward the political and economic establishment.
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The Joint Economic Committee will hear from Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen on Wednesday about the US economic outlook.
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White House economic advisors Larry Kudlow and Peter Navarro pushed back against concerns that economic growth may be faltering.
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The Trump Treasury's one-page summary on the economic effects of the Senate bill is bereft of economic analysis.
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Economic growth, social support The traders argue that the market makes important economic and social contributions to the area.
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These perceptions have damaged people's sense of economic security, even beyond what economic data reveal to be objectively true.
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It has facilitated economic growth across Europe by removing economic barriers between countries and institutionalizing the rule of law.
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In the U.S., earnings cycles have moved ahead of the economic data, and are leading the economic data sideways.
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To quote Donald Trump during his economic policy speech at the Detroit Economic Club: Isolation is not an option.
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Under optimistic assumptions, the economic pie gets slightly bigger, but under pessimistic assumptions the economic pie gets slightly smaller.
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He dismissed somewhat better economic readings on the United States, which is experiencing its longest economic expansion on record.
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"The headline data mask a more nuanced economic picture," Williams said of the longest U.S. economic expansion on record.
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However, the lack of economic reforms and an increasingly tough global environment have complicated the economic issues of Argentina.
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The White House is already proposing to Congress certain economic relief measures to help mitigate the coronavirus' economic effect.
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They didn't really buy into economic nonsense; it would be more accurate to say that economic nonsense bought them.
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Mr. Trump's economic report also cautioned against counting trade deficits as losses or as a metric of economic health.
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Filtering on the basis of economic potential ensures that immigration generates the largest possible economic gain for our country.
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Warren wants to centralize economic decisions, creating a Department of Economic Development — a top-down council of government dirigistes.
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Economic View In public debates about economic policy, it can be hard to separate real insights from political posturing.
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Economic output is expected to shrink 0.4 percent in 2019, according to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.
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Mr. Trump's Council of Economic Advisers outlined the projections on Tuesday in the annual Economic Report of the President.
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Here's another way of viewing the economic sorting — a 29D map that shows spikes where the economic output is.
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Investors have instead grown concerned about risks they face both from continued economic strength and, alternatively, an economic slowdown.
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"The good news for us is obviously we have the economic impact," said Tehachapi economic development coordinator Corey Costelloe.
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Maduro has consistently blamed Washington for the country's economic collapse, accusing it of carrying out campaign of economic terrorism.
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World Economic Forum President Trump arrived in Switzerland early this morning to attend the World Economic Forum in Davos.
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The minutes said the Trump administration's economic plans had injected "considerable uncertainty" into the business of forecasting economic growth.
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"We don't foresee any issues by looking at this from an economic project, as an economic investment," Wickremesinghe said.
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Orban's economic policy has focused on maintaining an economic growth rate exceeding the EU's average by 2 percentage points.
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The business side and the economic side, I don't think it's going to be an economic tragedy at all.
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Rupkey was referring to the Keynesian economic theory that emotions can influence the economic behavior of consumers and investors.
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The popular answer on the left is that this is about economic insecurity, economic globalization and imports from China.
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He won the 2008 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences for his work on international trade and economic geography.
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Gary D. Cohn serves as assistant to the President for economic policy and director of the National Economic Council.
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Eileen Appelbaum is a senior economist at the Center for Economic and Policy Research, a progressive economic think tank.
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With economic sanctions, the economic results of steps you take today frequently don't appear for months or even years.
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We are convinced this is the result of political risk, rather than economic fundamentals, driving economic and financial outcomes.
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Lawrence A. Kudlow serves as Assistant to the President for Economic Policy and Director of the National Economic Council.
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At the same time, recession fears have eased amidst encouraging economic reports that suggest the economic expansion could endure.
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The adverse economic impacts on Russia are severe: lower exports, reduced government revenues, slower economic growth and higher unemployment.
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For a century, the U.S. has predicated its economic and strategic success on advancing global economic integration and development.
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"The marked economic slowdown means there's still need for further easing," wrote Li Huiyong, economic at Shenwan Hongyuan Securities.
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China is our economic competitor, economic partner, source of talent and capital, geopolitical rival, collaborator and serial rule-breaker.
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Historically, the Bureau of Economic Analysis has revised its three-month-out economic growth estimates by 0.2 percentage points.
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The result in economic policy was the Great Crash of 2008, economic stagnation, and inequality at century-high levels.
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"From an economic point of view, [Japan's] economic data continues to be OK. Nothing's fallen apart here," he said.
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Russia, under economic stress, is worried; an adviser to Mr. Putin said the sanctions would further curb economic growth.
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The Fed has concluded that Republican tax plan isn't economic "rocket fuel," though it will modestly improve economic growth.
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In all 35 countries covered by the belt and road initiative were included in the list but most were "developing countries with relatively weak economic foundations, simple economic structures and poor economic stability", the report said.
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He formerly served as special assistant to President Clinton for international economic policy, as National Security Council senior director for international economic affairs, and as economic policy adviser to Senate Democratic Leader Thomas Daschle (D-S.D.).
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Nearly a year ago today, the Economic Innovation Group—an organization that advocates for policy nationally to address economic issues—released the Distressed Communities Index, an interactive tool that identifies areas experiencing economic prosperity and distress.
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That was true for Ronald Reagan in 1982 (net economic approval rating of -3 points), Clinton in 1994 (net economic approval rating of -19 points) and Barack Obama in 2010 (net economic approval rating -13 points).
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This marks the Trump administration's continuation of the institutionalization of the U.S.–China bilateral economic relationship, although under a different name than the Obama administration's Strategic and Economic Dialogue or the Bush administration's Strategic Economic Dialogue.
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Mr. Brooks fears that young Americans are forsaking the virtues of economic dynamism in their desire for greater economic security.
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The most recent economic impact study commissioned shows the Kentucky Derby has a $400 million economic impact on the region.
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Protectionist economic policies, global economic weakness and a Fed policy mistake are seen as the biggest threats to the expansion.
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More broadly, tariffs will lead to higher US consumer prices, lower overall US economic growth, and other unintended economic consequences.
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This holiday season, the proceeds will be donated to the Council for Economic Education, which supports economic and financial education.
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European stocks closed lower Friday as weaker-than-expected economic data heightened concerns of a slowdown in global economic growth.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch expects global economic trends and commodity prices to develop as outlined in Fitch's March Global Economic Outlook.
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As the director of the National Economic Council, Kudlow has been cheering President Donald Trump's administration for its economic policies.
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Cohn was appointed as assistant to the president for economic policy and director of the National Economic Council in December.
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He said the "previous very strong economic team" that led Turkey through its years of economic expansion is now gone.
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The twin assertion of cultural and economic threats makes an oddly dystopian message for a time of strong economic growth.
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He believes that trust fuels the Internet's economic engine and that weakening that trust puts those economic benefits at risk.
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Also track Chinese President Xi Jinping as he tackles an economic slowdown with a mixture of economic and nationalist stimulus.
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Economic growth has remained strong even as Trump and the Republican-led Congress have struggled to enact their economic program.
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President Nicolas Maduro blames the country's economic problems on U.S. financial sanctions and an "economic war" led by political adversaries.
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Whatever cannot easily be shifted represents a potential loss of economic activity, and a drag on broader Indian economic growth.
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The board said Rossello used "overly optimistic" forecasts for economic growth rates and for a return to nominal economic growth.
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Moreover, trade policies and foreign economic developments could move in directions that have significant negative effects on U.S. economic growth.
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But if voters approve an exit from Europe's political and economic bloc, most analysts are forecasting severe economic withdrawal pains.
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If economic barricades go up, and stay up, countries could be forced to choose between the globe's two economic giants.
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WHITE HOUSE ECONOMIC ADVISOR LARRY KUDLOW SAYS OVERALL ECONOMIC BURDEN OF TRADE WAR WILL SHIFT MORE TO CHINA THAN U.S.
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It's also worth noting that retail e-commerce has been a huge driver of economic growth despite other economic obstacles.
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As Mr Haqqani points out, an obsession with national security makes it hard to propose economic solutions to economic problems.
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"We now begin a great national conversation about economic renewal for America," Trump told the Detroit Economic Club on Monday.
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Dan talks with Axios Markets editor Dion Rabouin about America's rising economic anxiety in an age of strong economic data.
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Former Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner called the inability to make effective economic policy the biggest hurdle for U.S. economic growth.
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The chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers serves as the chief economic adviser to the administration as a whole.
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"To be sure, no surge in economic expectations can long be sustained without actual improvements in economic conditions," Curtin said.
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First, remember that Trump and his economic team do indeed have sweeping economic plans based heavily on big tax cuts.
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Owner: New York City Economic Development Corporation Owner's representatives: Robert Sommer and Chun Leung, New York City Economic Development Corporation
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Gary Cohn, National Economic Council Director Days in the administration: 410 Resigned after internal disagreements over the administration's economic agenda.
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Because economic fundamentals move only slowly, so if the economic fundamentals move slowly then the exchange rate also moves slowly.
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A deluge of academic research has confirmed that economic growth is not a reliable indicator of broad-based economic health.
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Agung added that the central expects annual economic growth in the fourth quarter economic growth to remain around 5 percent.
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And by the time he did step down, Nixon's economic policies had worsened the stifling economic woes of the 1970s.
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Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro blames its economic problems on U.S. financial sanctions and an "economic war" led by political adversaries.
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Commenting on the current coalition and economic situation, he said that economic progress made under his leadership had been undone.
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Warren's pitch, obviously, is that she wants the good kind of economic patriotism where you promote forward-looking economic development.
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Backers of economic reform bemoan the younger Mr Ishihara's relative lack of economic-policy experience and his proneness to gaffes .
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Market participants remained cautious about a slew of recent economic data that has raised concerns about a global economic slowdown.
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The GOP, in contrast, now harbors a cacophony of different economic approaches, from pure libertarianism to Trump's incoherent economic nationalism.
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Thus, a top national objective should be to increase our economic growth to provide America with a larger economic pie.
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He attributes the country's economic crisis to an "economic war" led by the opposition with a helping hand from Washington.
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Furthermore, states should attempt to pay down debt during good economic times to maintain future flexibility when economic conditions worsen.
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Burrows lays out a horror picture triggered by a widespread economic meltdown that is triggered by a Chinese economic reversal.
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Economic data released last week showed a better-than-expected increase in jobs, record wage growth and expanding economic growth.
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Fed Chair Janet Yellen will testify on the economic outlook before the Joint Economic Committee of Congress at 20 a.m.
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"As much as we wish it were so, no credible economic research supports economic impacts of these magnitudes," they wrote.
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Surveying U.S. economic dominance, Servan-Schreiber described his book as "a call to action" — action to rejuvenate French economic power.
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Companies and interest groups have brandished their economic chops this year, touting public lands as an economic engine for recreation.
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In addition to driving America's economic growth, small businesses are a key factor in promoting economic progress in local communities.
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Reduced predictability in economic policy since the October 2015 political transition increases downside risks to Fitch's economic and fiscal forecasts.
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An economic perspective From an economic perspective, the question is whether the increase in wildfire expenditures is justified or not.
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The draft emphasizes that U.S. economic security is national security and that economic security must be ensured with military might.
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Missing economic reports: Even though the government is reopening, the economic reports due out this week could still be delayed.
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A freely functioning financial system is essential to faster economic growth — and the creation of more jobs and economic opportunity.
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Fed Chair Jerome Powell will testify on the economic outlook before the Joint Economic Committee at around 11:00 a.m.
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Economic View Global economic weakness and a rise in inequality appear to be causing a disturbing growth in ethnic nationalism.
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Trump and Putin met Saturday on the sidelines of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Economic Leaders' Meeting in Danang, Vietnam.
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Economic View The neighborhood in which you grow up is a major determinant of your economic success as an adult.
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Consumers appeared to be focused on positive economic news — especially noting a favorable economic outlook and confidence regarding personal finances.
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Economic harm from stereotypes He said there are "solid" examples of economic harm, including staff shortages in the engineering profession.
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Mr. Sperling now heads Sperling Economic Strategies, a consulting firm, and is a high-ranking economic adviser to Hillary Clinton.
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Those objectives should not be viewed as nostalgia for economic preeminence, but rather as an imperative for our economic survival.
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This pandemic is already an economic crisis for many workers and firms, and is moving toward a wider economic downturn.
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And the military owns two of Myanmar's largest conglomerates, the Union of Myanmar Economic Holdings Limited and Myanmar Economic Corporation.
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To capture economic security, I use a question that asked individuals how satisfied they were with their own economic situation.
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I think it's important when speaking of economic insecurities to accurately describe the economic reality that these stories exist in.
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In almost any economic model you choose, the new era of fiscal profligacy will create a near-term economic boost.
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Economic analysts subsequently concluded that the shutdown caused a measurable loss of economic activity in the fourth quarter of 2013.
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Moody's Analytics, a non-partisan economic research firm, examined Trump's economic policies and concluded that they would weaken the economy.
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Economic analysts cited Mr. Trump's trade war with China as a culprit for cutting their forecasts of global economic growth.
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Laffer was an economic adviser for President Ronald Reagan and now runs an economic research and consulting firm in Tennessee.
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"We'll closely watch global economic developments, and take sufficient and necessary economic and fiscal policies" to address risks, Abe said.
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China's economic slowdown could clip global economic growth this year by 28503 percent — the slowest pace since the Great Recession.
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WASHINGTON — A mystery of the current economic recovery is why wages are stuck in neutral while economic growth revs faster.
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As the economic toll of the pandemic became apparent, the Fed turned to its primary tools for boosting economic activity.
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Eric Rauchway: Obama's economic policy delivered -- but too slowly Barack Obama's presidency was defined by the economic crisis he inherited.
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Describing economic predictions as inherently tricky business, Yellen said economic threats from abroad continue to weigh on the United States.
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A slew of weak economic data, increasing trade tensions and slowing GDP growth have flashed signs of an economic slowdown.
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Since 1997, when CNN began tracking the state of economic conditions, those economic approval numbers have directly tracked with unemployment.
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Wang made the comments in opening remarks to the economic track of the Strategic and Economic Dialogue talks in Beijing.
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Clearly, women are driving economic growth, making it more important than ever that we recognize and supercharge their economic might.
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But the 2628 years from 28500 to 6900 were a time of middle-class economic stagnation and increasing economic inequality.
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Treating a natural disaster like an economic eventThe Fed is treating what is a natural disaster as an economic emergency.
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ECONOMIC IMPACT The potential economic impact of the disease was prominent at a meeting of G20 finance ministers in Riyadh.
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After enduring one of the worst economic crises on the 2008-09 period, it is now recording solid economic growth.
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Aside from these economic costs, other studies point to the impact of opioids on the economic lives of American families.
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China's economic growth cooled to its weakest in nearly 30 years in 2019, boosting expectations for economic stimulus from Beijing.
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Trump should direct his economic team to fully calculate the large-scale economic benefits of smart on crime justice reform.
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On Wednesday, Trump's top economic advisor, Larry Kudlow, said economic growth could top 4 percent for a quarter or two.
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In 2010, he was named a "Wenzhou Economic Figure" by Wenzhou Economic Newspaper for his efforts to protect shareholders' rights.
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I think timing it with an economic recession would unlock generationwide purchasing power that could act as an economic stimulus.
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" He added that "economic inequality and the severity of economic inequality are playing out in ways that actually cost lives.
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"Heightened Brexit and economic uncertainties are fueling buyer caution," said Howard Archer, chief economic adviser to the EY ITEM Club.
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" After interviewing the president on his economic agenda, the magazine concluded that Trumponomics "is not an economic doctrine at all.
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Dealing with the island's damaged infrastructure must be the immediate economic policy priority in Puerto Rico's present desperate economic situation.
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In economic news, U.S. economic growth for the second quarter came in-line with expectations, the Commerce Department said Friday.
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This is because all of Obama's economic policies were anti-growth, the opposite of every economic policy pursued by Reagan.
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By all accounts, the economic situation in Iran is going to continue to deteriorate as Trump escalates his economic war.
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IMF WILL DELIVER MORE PRECISE ECONOMIC FORECASTS REFLECTING IMPACT OF CORONAVIRUS IN ITS WORLD ECONOMIC OUTLOOK NEXT MONTH - IMF SPOKESMAN
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The three-person Council of Economic Advisers, the traditional heart of economic thinking in the White House, remains completely unfilled.
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That's apparent in Citigroup's so-called Economic Surprise Index, which measures whether economic data is better or worse than forecasted.
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Citi's US economic surprise index — a measure of economic data' performance against expectations — has been pushed to multi-year highs.
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"We don't make economic progress without social progress, and likewise, you don't make social progress without economic progress," Murphy said.
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In economic news, The Fed released the latest iteration of its so-called Beige Book, which summarizes economic conditions in the U.S. In it, the Fed said economic activity increased at a modest pace in most regions.
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But economic analysts say he may need more than that at a time when the country has to make sweeping economic and fiscal reforms and reassure markets that the political change will not have an economic impact.
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A new report from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) says that the integration of measures to fight climate change into economic policy will aid economic growth, both in the medium and long term.
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In addition to that, China may also wish to engage in extensive biannual economic examinations with the Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development to get an independent expert assessment of the entire spectrum of its economic policies.
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But those concerns can be addressed only with economic growth; the rising anti-immigration sentiments in the country can be defused only with economic growth; the general anxiety feeding Trumpism can be eased only with economic growth.
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The President, along with Mnuchin and Larry Kudlow, the director of the National Economic Council, met with Senate Republicans Tuesday to push economic stimulus proposals, including a payroll tax cut, as part of an economic stimulus package.
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Central Bank Governor Alejandro Diaz de Leon said economic conditions in the country did not meet the U.S. Bureau of Economic Research definition of a recession as a significant decline in economic activity spread across the economy.
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" The bill would have Congress officially adopt an economic philosophy that Mr. Trump favors but that most economists reject, declaring that the American trade deficit in goods "is a drag on economic growth and undermines economic prosperity.
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NEW DELHI, June 12 (Reuters) - India's top ranking economic advisory council will examine former chief economic adviser Arvind Subramanian's research findings that the country's economic growth has been overstated, the government said in a statement on Wednesday.
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One also has to hope that he will tone down his confrontational rhetoric on international economic issues and provide the sort of global economic leadership that might limit the fallout from an Italian economic and financial market meltdown.
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Alarmists like to point to the Citigroup Economic Surprise Index, which measures how much the economic data are surprising relative to market expectations for the G-10, the group of major industrial countries that consult on economic matters.
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The Center for International Private Enterprise defines Economic Inclusion as follows: Economic inclusion refers to equality of opportunity for all members of society to participate in the economic life of their country as employers, entrepreneurs, consumers, and citizens.
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The Finance Ministry said in a statement that the move was meant to "alleviate economic and trade frictions and expand economic and trade cooperation" between China and the U.S. But analysts saw the economic impact of the coronavirus.
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Economic muscle at home is of profound importance to Asia, which equates economic strength with security and the projection of power.
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Yet that rosy economic outlook is a sharp contrast to the economic hardships that thousands of New Mexican families are facing.
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The skills crisis runs the risk of slowing economic growth, leaving employers without the workforce they need to sustain economic stability.
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These findings suggest that economic peril, or economic anxiety more broadly, are not driving opposition to government and the Tea Party.
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In contrast, our research reveals an underlying economic cycle that makes economic growth swing from strength to weakness and back again.
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"Pride in Polish companies" and "economic patriotism" are driving the country's economic development, said Mr Morawiecki in a speech in May.
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As part of the economic recovery package, Congress enacted the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act of 23.
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So in other words, as the economic model changes, who knows what the next drivers of global economic growth will be.
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"Uncertainties surrounding global economic prospects and the presidential election will keep consumers more cautious in their expectations for future economic growth."
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On CNBC's "Power Lunch, " Trump economic advisor Kathleen Hartnett-White said both candidates' economic models recognize the need for infrastructure investment.
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In January 2017 he told the World Economic Forum in the Swiss resort of Davos that China should "guide economic globalisation".
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The difference is that for stocks, economic growth means greater profits, while for high-yield bonds, economic growth means fewer defaults.
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MANAMA - LAGARDE SAYS PALESTINIAN ECONOMIC IMPROVEMENT NEEDS ISRAEL TO EASE MOVEMENT RESTRICTIONS, ECONOMIC REFORM BY THE PALESTINIAN AUTHORITY AND DONOR SUPPORT
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Larry Kudlow, Trump's top economic adviser, said as much at a September 18 event at the Economic Club of New York.
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Are they a party of economic innovation and progress, or a party of economic reaction -- a left-wing version of Trump?
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Half of the respondents expect economic growth to improve in 2018 while another 30% believe economic growth will remain the same.
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T. Alexander Puutio is Assistant Economic Affairs Officer at the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific.
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Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell is scheduled to testify on Wednesday on the economic outlook before the congressional Joint Economic Committee.
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Liu He, Mr Xi's most trusted economic adviser, is expected to be made vice-premier, responsible for economic and financial affairs.
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Details: Bankers say they have increasing concern about future economic growth, despite continued U.S. labor market strength and solid economic fundamentals.
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However, the numerous economic agreements between China and Taiwan, including the 5003 Economic Cooperation Framework Agreement, have not been significantly affected.
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That would help "increase effective investment, improve economic structure, stabilize aggregate demand and maintain sustained and healthy economic development", Xinhua said.
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There are simple things, like forecasting the budget, which requires making related forecasts between economic growth, employment, inflation and economic potential.
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National Economic CouncilGary Cohn The Goldman Sachs president will head the office tasked with coordinating economic policy across the federal government.
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China's economic slowdown is creating some difficulties for national employment, an economic researcher in the country's top executive body said Thursday.
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Other proposals would extend unemployment benefits during times of economic downturn, up from a typical 26 weeks in normal economic climates.
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What you can't have is cascading lower economic data, but stable economic data is all the market needs to go higher.
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In the last two years, 36 percent of organizations surveyed experienced economic crime, the Global Economic Crime Survey revealed on Thursday.
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Disappointing economic data released Friday out of Europe, coupled with an economic downgrade by the Federal Reserve, added to those concerns.
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Disappointing economic data released Friday out of Europe, coupled with a downgraded economic outlook from the Federal Reserve, exacerbated those concerns.
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Pearkes said the index really is as much about economic forecasting as it is a measure of economic strength or weakness.
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The centrists' economic fight waged by National Economic Council director Gary Cohn and others will get easier but it's not over.
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From the economic benefits of tourism, shipping and travel, aviation delivers economic impact to communities small and large across our nation.
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U.S. equities also started the day lower as investors eyed trade and economic policies and looked ahead to new economic data.
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The Council for Economic Education is an organization that helps promote economic and financial literacy through research, curriculum, and professional development.
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"The bond market was overstating economic optimism early in the year, and now it is likely overstating economic uncertainty," Dwyer wrote.
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"I effectively identify, negotiate, and implement economic development incentives," reads the LinkedIn page of one manager in Amazon's economic development department.
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Without targeted economic tools to help stimulate growth, Puerto Rico could well be on its way to even deeper economic doldrums.
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Dean Baker, co-Director of Center for Economic and Policy Research, which promotes democratic debate on important economic and social issues.
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The budget blueprint also proposes ending the Economic Development Administration, which provides grants to stimulate economic growth in states and localities.
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As the months pass, the economic consequences of Brexit become less about financial market disruptions and more about real economic activity.
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Slower economic growth Above all else, the Democrats know that economic underperformance often leads to negative consequences for the chief executive.
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The draft order's analysis is based on well-reasoned economic theory and finds that paid prioritization can increase overall economic welfare.
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Stephen Moore is an economic consultant with Freedom Works and served as an economic adviser to the 2016 Trump presidential campaign.
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Trade talks between the two economic powers ended without any agreement at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation meeting over the weekend.
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This study by the National Institute of Economic and Social Research in Britain explains why limiting immigration would slash economic growth.
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The annals of history, however, provide a stunning demonstration of economic realities and an objective assessment of the respective economic systems.
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Donald Trump's major economic speech Monday was the "Reagan revolution of the 21st century," Trump economic advisor Peter Navarro said Monday.
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" He also made the policy justification clear: "economic security is military security" and "without economic security, you can't have military security.
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" Here, the economic driver involves the effort to preserve the port of Baltimore, "which is just a huge regional economic engine.
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She currently serves as deputy assistant to President Donald Trump for economic policy and deputy director of the National Economic Council.
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However, the shift in economic evaluations long predated passage of the GOP tax bill or any of the parties' economic initiatives.
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In its eagerness to whoop and gloat over positive economic news, the administration destroys the confidence essential for sustained economic prosperity.
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President Obama's chief economic adviser said Friday that global economic issues, not domestic, were the biggest challenges to the United States.
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Kennedy restored booming economic growth in the 1960s and Reagan's economic recovery continued for 25 years, from late 1982 to 2007.
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As part of the economic recovery package, Congress enacted the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act of 2009.
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He is a research associate of the National Bureau of Economic Research and the North American editor of Pacific Economic Review.
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More broadly, buttressing India's economic growth potential could help redistribute the Indo-Pacific region's economic focus, which currently centers on China.
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Economic data blackout: The blackout of some important economic data continues this week as the government shutdown enters its fifth week.
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For 15 years, I served as president of the Committee for Economic Development, a nonpartisan economic policy organization founded in 1942.
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ROSS: BUT IT IS ALSO THE CASE, ECONOMIC SECURITY IS MILITARY SECURITY AND WITHOUT ECONOMIC SECURITY, YOU CAN'T HAVE MILITARY SECURITY.
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On the Agenda Donald J. Trump will present his latest economic plan at the Detroit Economic Club at 11:30 a.m.
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Several economic advisers to Putin say his preference is to preserve the country's reserves even if that means economic growth suffers.
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The annual economic conference is keenly watched by investors for clues to policy priorities and economic targets in the year ahead.
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The NEC was formally created in 1993 to coordinate the economic policy-making process and provide economic advice to the president.
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And we may be nearing the end of the economic expansion that began under President Obama, according to certain economic indicators.
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Kevin Hassett, the chair of the president's Council of Economic Advisers, says the contrast with pre-Trump economic results is clear.
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Strong global economic performance has given Taiwan reason to be optimistic that its own economic momentum can be sustained into 2018.
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""We can actually convert refugees into economic assets that drive us towards the economic and social progress we want to achieve.
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"The underlying element behind all this from an economic standpoint is how likely are we ... to get economic stimulus," Bass said.
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He says his economic plan would produce annual economic growth of 3.5 percent and create 25 million jobs over a decade.
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Venezuela is facing an economic crisis with widespread food and medicine shortages largely attributed to falling oil prices and economic mismanagement.
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More economic freedom, so measured, predicts higher rates of economic growth, and higher levels of wealth predict happier, healthier, longer lives.
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But business leaders say immigrants make important economic contributions and that ending the program would hit economic growth and tax revenue.
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Moreover, EU investment and economic redistribution has helped produce positive economic growth and prosperity in many of its poorer member states.
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Most notably, Erdogan is blaming Turkey's economic meltdown on U.S. sanctions, despite having largely caused it with his own economic policies.
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WILFRED FROST: Let's bring in President Trump's Economic Adviser, Larry Kudlow, Director of the National Economic Council of the White House.
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"The economic situation is very good," Christoph M. Schmidt, chairman of the German Council of Economic Experts, said in a statement.
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Economic projections: Officials raised their median estimates for economic growth this year to 2.7 percent, up from 2.5 percent in December.
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The world's business elite, gathered at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, appeared to agree that economic growth was slowing.
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The prince's uncle Abdullah, the previous king, planned six economic cities, including the King Abdullah Economic City on the Red Sea.
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Achuthan, who's co-founder of the Economic Cycle Research Institute, contends both groups would be falling simultaneously during an economic downturn.
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The effects of the coronavirus will weigh on economic activity in the near term and pose risks to the economic outlook.
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Economic stimulus in the form of tax cuts or higher government spending are the traditional medicine for the current economic ills.
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And Vice President Mike Pence will deliver remarks at the Detroit Economic Club next week spelling out the administration's economic positions.
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"The economic impact of the coronavirus is highly uncertain," said the CPB Netherlands Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis in a statement.
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It used to be that big political divides were defined by economic interests; now, the cultural dog wags the economic tail.
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At a time of a global economic crisis, it is most effective if the world's policymakers coordinate their economic policy responses.
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Economic data for January had been fairly upbeat, but analysts have since sharply cut their forecasts for economic growth in China.
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The initiatives have disillusioned some of Mr. Modi's early cheerleaders, economic liberals who supported him for his pro-growth economic agenda.
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The White House National Economic Council and the Council of Economic Advisers are together studying the potential impact, according to officials.
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The economic growth Trump likes to brag about was set in motion by an Obama who faced down an economic collapse.
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"Our new government has begun work amid unprecedented low growth, economic polarisation and economic hardships for the working class," Moon said.
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Instead, we would be well served to model our economic policy off the experiences of an unlikely economic role model: Argentina.
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Tens of thousands of economic migrants trek from sub-Saharan Africa, attracted by the bright economic glow of globalization enriching Europe.
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Mr. Cohn was recently appointed to be President-elect Trump's top economic adviser and the director of the National Economic Council.
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But now Brits and Americans are rebelling under economic policies that ignore their plight while serving the interests of economic elites.
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Let's examine the economic state of the union versus the economic state of the European Union and of other sovereign unions.
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David Burton is a senior fellow in economic policy at the Roe Institute for Economic Policy Studies at the Heritage Foundation.
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For while development requires economic growth, that alone is no guarantee of the social and economic progress that true development entails.
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The Index of Leading Economic Indicators is used to forecast global economic trends and take a pulse on the U.S. economy.
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Trump and his top economic advisers have been vocal in pushing tax reform as the key to unlocking America's economic growth.
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"The city of Detroit is the living, breathing example of my opponent's failed economic agenda," he told the Detroit Economic Club.
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S. trade, and put it back on a healthy track and sound economic development, it will help with global economic growth.
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The BRI and other Chinese economic plans are designed to bind smaller states in Eurasia to Beijing's strategic and economic orbit.
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That year, the American Economic Association (AEA) asked Moses Abramovitz to write a state-of-the-field essay on economic growth.
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In their quarterly economic projections, Federal Open Market Committee members now forecast economic growth to run a bit stronger than before.
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Bernstein was the chief economist and economic advisor to Vice President Joe Biden and a member of President Obama's economic team.
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For those of us who pay attention to economic statistics, Mr. Obama walked into the worst economic crisis in recent history.
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Last year, the White House Council of Economic Advisors tallied the national economic burden of opioid deaths and opioid use disorder.
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Economic growth can happen two ways: More hours are worked, or more economic output is generated from each hour of labor.
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While there are many issues on the new team's economic plate, one should take precedence over the others: restarting economic growth.
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The government dawdled in its response to the economic slowdown, perhaps because it was too convinced by its own economic boasts.
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"We are in an economic boom most folks thought was impossible," Larry Kudlow, Trump's top economic adviser, told CNBC on Thursday.
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He said he would work to promote "inclusive prosperity" to end economic difficulties experienced by European citizens during the economic crisis.
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An analysis conducted by the president's own Council of Economic Advisers has reportedly concluded that his tariffs will reduce economic growth.
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Most economic models have shown the tax bills will reduce government revenues over a 10-year period, even with economic growth.
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Venezuela is facing an economic crisis with widespread food and medicine shortages largely attributed to falling oil prices and economic mismanagement.
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There is a problem with this approach: Little separates economic policy under Mr. Modi from economic policy under the Congress party.
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Meanwhile, economic expectations among Democrats have fallen sharply, a pattern of partisan division that's emerging in other economic data as well.
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Wozniak told his sad tale at the Economic Times Global Business Summit in New Delhi, the Economic Times reported on Monday.
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The National Economic Council, which Cohn would lead, is meant to "coordinate policy-making for domestic and international issues, to coordinate economic policy advice for the president, to ensure that policy decisions and programs are consistent with the president's economic goals, and to monitor implementation of the president's economic policy agenda," according to the office's website.
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On the economic front, Trump will need strong economic growth plus specific policies beyond GOP free market orthodoxies to enhance employment opportunities and preserve the community fabric of small town America that rightly feels threatened from global economic forces.
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China's economic track record and its unique method of economic management show that the Zhongnanhai officials have known how to navigate in what they call "deep waters" of economic reforms ever since they initiated that process in late 1970s.
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The CEA, which was established by the Employment Act of 1946 and has specific duties, provides the White House with economic advice, disseminates the monthly jobs and other economic reports and prepares the annual economic report delivered to Congress.
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