ALL I'LL SAY IS WE'RE IN A HOT ECONOMIC BOOM.
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The economic boom is now palpable to nearly all Americans.
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In the early aughts the country enjoyed an economic boom.
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The Reagan tax cuts did eventually ignite the 1980s economic boom.
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We are in an economic boom most folks thought was impossible.
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But during the current economic boom, fertility rates have been falling.
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Both factors together put Germany's economic boom at risk, Huebner said.
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In most countries a youth bulge leads to an economic boom.
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The current economic boom has failed to trickle down far enough.
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We are in the midst of an authentic economic boom. Why?
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The tax cuts were supposed to lead to an economic boom.
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And I'm looking for a continued, continued economic boom in 2020.
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An economic boom attracted thousands of Indians, creating a professional class.
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The growth has contributed to an economic boom and rising rents.
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The tax cuts didn't lead to an economic boom as promised.
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The economic boom has helped small businesses such as Miami-based JeisonGermanGroup.
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Plenty of Ivorians feel left out of the economic boom, he says.
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Advertising and magazine publishing became driving forces in the new economic boom.
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The average American worker is still waiting for the promised economic boom.
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But this economic boom, as usual, comes with a heavy environmental burden.
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From there, he rose to the presidency and oversaw an economic boom.
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NAFTA caused neither a giant sucking sound nor a massive economic boom.
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He took credit for the oil-driven economic boom (rule No. 1).
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Boyd entered the construction industry in the middle of an economic boom.
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They justified it all with promises of a wonderful new economic boom.
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BECAUSE OF THIS UNEXPECTED ECONOMIC BOOM AS A RESULT OF NEW POLICY.
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Maybe the economic boom caused the surpluses, not the other way around.
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But the world economy in the MCU never experiences a massive economic boom.
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In summary: economic boom, bust, and a reevaluation of what constitutes Irish values.
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The specter of a socialist victory would seriously damage the current economic boom.
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But in the meantime, there would be a short, politically convenient economic boom.
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Small business owners were left bemoaning the Queens economic boom that got away.
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What we want from our CEOs changes with every economic boom and bust.
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"mixed" model of state-led capitalism that it embraced during the economic boom
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Chattanooga built its own municipal broadband service and subsequently experienced an economic boom.
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During the economic boom of the eighties, women increasingly worked outside the home.
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The Fourth of July is an economic boom of a holiday — for China.
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"The next economic boom is right under our feet," he told the prospective voters.
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With China's economic boom just beginning, pork was still a luxury for most people.
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We scrapped 2750,22018 useless regulations, we created an economic boom, but Trump slept around.
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It laid the foundation for the economic boom that spread across post-war America.
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Seattle, Ms. Delp said, felt like the place with the rawest, roaring economic boom.
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Some have credited Reagan's first policy with spurring the economic boom in the 1980s.
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It is G.O.P. dogma that the Reagan tax cut set off an economic boom.
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The industry is "enjoying a very strong economic boom" that he said will continue.
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WHAT'S BEHIND the record-breaking economic boom and how much longer can it last?
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But the economic boom of the 1950s occasioned a new freedom in Italian art.
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The mayor does not talk of an economic boom as they do in Hopkinsville.
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The 1970s, at the end of the postwar economic boom, were one such moment.
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Imagine an economic boom that provided real ladders of opportunity into the middle class.
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That fuelled an economic boom and fostered the growth of a prosperous middle class.
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Obama did save the country from depression, but he didn't preside over economic boom times.
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In short, Congress and the Fed are immediate obstacles to a debt-fuelled economic boom.
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Divorces tend to pick up rather than decrease during an economic boom, the organization said.
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The economic boom has started to shift the balance of power in favor of workers.
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China's economic boom over the last couple of decades largely relied on the U.S. consumer.
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Divorces tend to pick up, rather than decrease, in an economic boom, the organization said.
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Rio began planning the Olympics when Brazil was in the middle of an economic boom.
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The international creditors who've helped fuel Turkey's economic boom don't like the country's rising inflation.
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For decades, migrant workers like Yang have been the engine of China's spectacular economic boom.
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In the 1860s, gold and silver discoveries spurred a short-lived economic boom in Nevada.
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That set up the economic boom that we're having right now," Navarro said on "Newsroom.
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His administration has created an economic boom of proportions unparalleled in the past 50 years.
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Bond yields and the dollar are sagging, suggesting dwindling hopes for a quick economic boom.
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The era was heavily criticised for its brutality, but also resulted in period of economic boom.
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That will surely be true of Mr Trump, who has promised to deliver an economic boom.
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Pakistan's infrastructure is underused because the economic boom it was meant to trigger has never arrived.
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Debts in the banking sector, red tape and restrictive labour laws may slow any economic boom.
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That is an economic boom that is -- and people say it&aposs not trickle-down, Alan?
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Under his guidance, Telefónica's debt-fuelled expansion mirrored Spain's own overheated economic boom and subsequent slump.
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Party leaders insist, against all available evidence, that the cuts will lead to an economic boom.
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Originally from the Philippines, Ms. Mori became fascinated with Japan during its big 1s economic boom.
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That produced an economic boom in the 1960s and federal tax revenues started growing almost immediately.
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The PiS, however, enjoys broad support largely due to generous social spending and an economic boom.
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My female classmates and I, beneficiaries of China's economic boom, are cruising along exciting professional paths.
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After the war, however, Japan experienced a great economic boom, which included a pop culture explosion.
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"This is a potential major economic boom for upstate New York," Mr. Cuomo said in 22.4.
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Republicans just passed a huge tax cut, insisting that it would translate to an economic boom.
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China's post-Mao economic boom has occurred only to the extent that the country became capitalist.
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Suharto oversaw an economic boom, drastically reducing poverty and expanding access to health care and education.
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President Trump boasted of an economic boom in his State of the Union address last night.
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But the wealthier areas dotting the capital have undergone a striking economic boom in recent months.
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The party has mixed nationalist rhetoric with a vast welfare program financed by an economic boom.
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Instead of creating a glorious economic boom, there are predictions of a recession on the way.
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Even so, there is evidence the economic boom the administration is counting on could be slowing.
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In the past two decades, the country has experienced an economic boom, based on natural resources.
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And we have launched an economic boom the likes of which we have never seen before.
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The result will be an economic boom as a fiscal stimulus works its way through the economy.
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A high rate of change for oil is a proxy for an "economic boom," Wald said Thursday.
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Why it matters: The Olympics can mean a huge economic boom — or bust — for its host city.
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But since 2012 an economic boom has seen demand balloon by around 10 percent annually, straining capacity.
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Beneath the surface in Aguascalientes, there is a sense that the economic boom is leaving workers behind.
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But the Tanka on their boats remain a people apart, an underclass in the region's economic boom.
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BUT THE POLITICAL STORY OF THIS YEAR IS AN ECONOMIC BOOM THAT VIRTUALLY NO ONE THOUGHT POSSIBLE.
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One answer may be that they really believe that tax cuts will unleash a huge economic boom.
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Thanks to shale oil, North Dakota has experienced perhaps the biggest domestic economic boom since the Gold Rush.
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He presided over an economic boom, championed large infrastructure projects and remains popular among conservative and pious supporters.
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Finally and most importantly, there was the technology-driven economic boom, which no politician can take credit for.
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During the economic boom of the 403s and early 2000s, unauthorised immigrants, mainly from Mexico, flocked to America.
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Most Britons would gain little (unless, as some contenders claim, their tax cuts spark a widespread economic boom).
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When oil prices were surging, the city and its vast reserves of oil sands fed an economic boom.
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The economic boom at home is starting to fade under the weight of tariffs and higher borrowing costs.
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Along with the economic boom from oil and gas exploration, Oklahoma has experienced a rising number of earthquakes.
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But the country's leaders promised an economic boom under the 2015 nuclear deal, which provided some sanctions relief.
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Twenty years ago, at the height of the Japanese economic boom, yakuza syndicates across Japan were more active.
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The latter argue that a subsequent tax reduction on investments was what actually led to the economic boom.
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The chronology covers two distinct periods: the political repression after Tiananmen and the economic boom in the 2000s.
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Polluted air, it turns out, is a major contributor to the mortality-increasing effect of an economic boom.
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Republicans say that has helped drive an economic boom in Indiana that has outpaced the broader national recovery.
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With America's record-long economic boom slowing, it's natural to wonder whether the country is headed toward recession.
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And he thinks that the tax cuts would spur an economic boom, so that revenues will actually increase.
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" As recently as October, Kudlow told CNBC there was "no end in sight" to the "hot economic boom.
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Not every country with rapid population growth enjoyed a steady economic boom, but few economies boomed without it.
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And it is just one of several radical solutions for struggling educators in the nation's economic boom towns.
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The lifting of sanctions has not brought the economic boom to Iran that many foreign companies had hoped for.
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For decades, migrants from smaller cities headed for large urban centers where the country's economic boom first took root.
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The smart policies that help small businesses, which create a majority of new jobs, are driving this economic boom.
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That capital has helped to fuel Chile's economic boom, which has made the country the richest in South America.
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Its popularisation would have to await the introduction of mechanical ascent as well as the post-war economic boom.
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Although the tax cuts have been in place for barely half a year, they've already sparked an economic boom.
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The economic boom there also, ironically, can make it harder for a startup to compete for talent and attention.
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As governor from 1991-99 he led his state through a recession, riots and earthquakes to an economic boom.
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But now Goldman Sachs has come out with a dour report dampening expectations of a Trump-inspired economic boom.
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Demand for these commodities, mainly from China, was a big driver of the economic boom in the past decade.
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But without the rising wages that signal a truly robust economic boom, voters don't seem very happy about it.
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But he also presided over an economic boom and greatly weakened the Shining Path, a brutal Marxist insurgent group.
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The result, of course, was an economic boom that did, in fact, couple lower tax rates with higher revenues.
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A sustained economic boom in the world's most populous country has resulted in a huge surge in meat consumption.
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That economic boom ground to a halt in 2014 when ISIS began its brutal conquest of Iraq and Syria.
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He studied the class of people who had not benefited from the wartime recovery or the postwar economic boom.
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This bill should be opposed by anyone who is concerned with worker freedom and continuing our country's economic boom.
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Conservative doctrine predicted an economic boom, but I don't remember one, nor can I find one in the data.
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For much of China's long economic boom, young people flocked to manufacturing zones for jobs making bluejeans or iPhones.
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That was a big change from the economic boom of the 1990s, which saw less populous areas gaining more.
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His stints living in Beijing, Taipei and other cities during the region's economic boom attuned him to environmental concerns.
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TRILLIONS OF DOLLARS ARE COMING IN HERE BECAUSE WE ARE IN AN ECONOMIC BOOM THAT VIRTUALLY NOBODY THOUGHT POSSIBLE.
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China's economic boom has allowed it to invest aggressively in buying top military hardware and producing it at home.
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Commodities-sensitive U.S. firms such as Caterpillar invested heavily in China in an attempt to ride the economic boom there.
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He touted an economic boom, but until he took office, he rejected the same numbers showing the economy was strong.
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When reporters ask about it, Beijing officials often divert the conversation to the economic boom China has experienced since 24.2.
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Something funny is happening during this U.S. economic boom: President Trump keeps saying we still need an interest rate cut.
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In the midst of this massive economic boom under President Trump, it is stunning how Democrats simply refuse to learn.
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He said lower production under the Obama administration had left companies struggling to adjust to the economic boom in time.
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During the region's economic boom, which lasted for more than a decade until last year, accurate data often seemed unnecessary.
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If these narratives sound familiar, it's because you can tie them to just about any past economic boom or bust.
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The potential downside here is that a premature rate hike could prevent the economy from enjoying a robust economic boom.
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The company promised up to 50,000 well-paying jobs as well as an indirect economic boom in the chosen area.
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The country has relied on immigrant labor to fuel its economic boom as its population has grown to 25 million.
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The region, about 115 miles north of Los Angeles, has missed out on the economic boom of California's coastal areas.
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The region is the nation's second-fastest-growing, with an economic boom driven by the financial services and health sectors.
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Before the economic boom spurred by a demand for conflict-free minerals, Rubaya had an estimated population of just 1,500.
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It was heavier only at World War II's end, when returning troops and converted wartime factories ignited an economic boom.
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If the company is crumbling during an economic boom and bull market, what will it look during the next recession?
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Turkey has enjoyed an economic boom during his time in office and has dramatically expanded its influence across the region.
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The agreement has not produced the desired economic boom in Iran, giving political ammunition to conservatives who opposed the pact.
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Most recently, he deemed the central bank's policy the biggest danger to the economic boom that has happened during his administration.
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The authors wrote that some shock usually triggers the expansion (the unexpected result of a Presidential election?) and then economic boom.
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For NextEra, buying Southern's power and gas assets gives it a bigger foothold in Florida, which is seeing an economic boom.
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But after the election, bond yields soared in anticipation of an economic boom, only to give up half of their gains.
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Locals and investors believe Berbera is on the brink of an economic boom that will make the town wealthy once more.
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The economic boom to make that investment worthwhile can transpire only with vibrant trade ties with Pakistan's neighbours, India above all.
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He chaired the bank from 1996 to 2010, a period coinciding with an economic boom followed by devastating bust in Spain.
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Why it matters: African-Americans, Hispanics, Latinx and others left behind are finally starting to reap rewards from the economic boom.
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Long office hours are seen a proxy for hard work, itself regarded as the cornerstone of Japan's post-war economic boom.
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The economic boom back then helped draw Japan's women into the work force, a process that continues fitfully to this day.
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Spanish newspapers, recalling Belgium's 589 days without a government in 2010-11, predicted everything from an economic boom to less corruption.
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Despite singing the praises of an unprecedented economic boom, the president wants the Fed to lower interest rates, overheating be damned.
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As a leading figure in Democratic politics for a quarter of a century whose husband presided over an economic boom, Mrs.
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Morales was elected in 2006 and went on to preside over a commodities-fed economic boom in South America's poorest country.
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In 2018, the city saw its biggest economic boom in 70 years, according to Kirstan Conley for the New York Post.
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The contours of its playbook are especially visible in Australia, where trade with China has fueled the world's longest economic boom.
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Science With prices reaching hundreds of dollars a pound, Madagascar's vanilla-growing region is in the midst of an economic boom.
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The economic boom of the 1920s, according to the standard narrative, was enabled in part by the spread of electric power.
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Cities and towns in the path of the eclipse are expecting an economic boom from tourists who come and stay overnight.
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Little of the country's recent economic boom has trickled through to workers; wage growth has remained sluggish despite soaring housing costs.
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Much of the credit for this economic boom goes to Alassane Ouattara, a former economist who has been president since 2011.
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If there is more room to grow beyond the Congressional Budget Office's estimate of "potential G.D.P.," an economic boom remains possible.
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Before the tariff fight, Republicans had hoped that an economic boom following the GOP tax cuts would help blunt Democratic enthusiasm.
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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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The Federal Reserve has steadily tightened monetary policy amid an economic boom in the United States, something Trump has repeatedly criticized.
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The region had overcome the 212.1 sovereign debt crisis and was finally seeing an economic boom - complete with its own hashtag, #Euroboom.
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Turkey's construction sector – a major driver of the economic boom during much of Erdogan's 16-year rule – has been particularly hard hit.
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The oil and gas industry said the measure will prevent the industry from providing an economic boom for parts of the state.
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A knack for dealmaking also made Esteves, now 47, Brazil's youngest billionaire and the face of his country's decade-long economic boom.
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Combined with a sudden economic boom in the early 2000s, this gave Erdoğan the mandate he needed to fight off Kemalist resistance.
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Recent arrivals are beneficiaries of China's economic boom, and they are more likely to favor individual liberty, limited government and low taxes.
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After the late 1990s economic boom, President Bill Clinton commanded robust majority support despite an infidelity scandal that culminated in his impeachment.
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And she grew up absorbing the various influences that flooded her hometown and focused on creating art that examined China's economic boom.
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When the tax cut fails to produce an economic boom, the middle class and poor will be left to pay the price.
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Gail: This election is going to feature a smug Donald Trump presenting himself as the savior who gave us the economic boom.
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It was that after the U.S. lifted sanctions on Iran in 2015, the Iranian government promised a big economic boom for everyone.
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In rural China, at least 20203 million older Chinese have been left behind by the country's economic boom, according to official data.
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The reality is that our current economic boom will eventually have to bust, especially with the perpetual interest on our country's debt.
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Landing the project, dubbed HQ2, will undoubtedly create an economic boom, with the $85003 billion headquarters expected to employ some 50,000 workers.
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J.P. Morgan chief Jamie Dimon told CNBC on Wednesday that the tax cut will drive wages higher and spark an economic boom.
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If there is in fact more room to grow beyond the budget office's estimate of "potential G.D.P.," an economic boom remains possible.
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Kogan's company is based in central California, in a mostly poor, heavily Latinx agricultural county banking on cannabis for an economic boom.
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So even though Americans are finding jobs pretty easily, they still aren't seeing the so-called "economic boom" reflected in their paychecks.
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An economic boom of the last two decades has lifted millions out of poverty yet many children are still born into dire circumstances.
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Teachers say they can no longer afford to live in an area that has seen an economic boom fueled by the tech industry.
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In 1964, enormous majorities were built on the combination of an economic boom, the emotions around John F. Kennedy's assassination, and Goldwater's extremism.
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Hundreds of gleaming towers rose up in Gulf Arab states, especially the United Arab Emirates and Qatar, during the past decade's economic boom.
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Caste remains a defining feature for people across poor and agrarian Uttar Pradesh, where India's two-decade economic boom has barely been felt.
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And Trump's pledge to restore the postwar economic boom and racial homogeneity of Eisenhower-era America rests on magical thinking, economically and politically.
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He promises to spark an economic boom so rapid that young school-leavers will find themselves with "two, three, four, five job offers".
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The stores cater to a generation of women who are seeking not only career success amid China's economic boom, but also spiritual enrichment.
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From the unexpected driving force behind America's economic boom to alleged Russian agent Butina's high-level meetings, catch up on the latest news.
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In just over two years since the election, we have launched an unprecedented economic boom, a boom that has rarely been seen before.
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The state's then-governor, Sam Brownback, promised that the tax cuts he signed in 2012 and 2013 would lead to an economic boom.
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But if the economic boom doesn't materialize, it's pretty clear who will probably pay for the funding gap: not businesses or wealthy families.
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He brought down the Reagan-era deficits, helping spark the strongest economic boom in decades, and he made the tax code more progressive.
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Higher education is instrumental in building China's global status, and a large pool of university graduates will contribute to China's continued economic boom.
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The Condado area of San Juan, a coastal tourist district which has had an economic boom in recent years, resembled a beachside battlefield.
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Recent studies, she noted, have shown that the shock of China's economic boom and integration into the global economy has begun to recede.
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While foreign investors often are said to be intent on doing deals, it is unclear whether they will help start an economic boom.
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In just over 2 years since the election, we have launched an unprecedented economic boom -- a boom that has rarely been seen before.
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The economic boom of the 1980s created a well-to-do middle class for whom moneymaking rivaled Buddhist tradition as a core value.
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The traumatic inflation of the 1970s looms large in the minds of senior Fed policymakers But during an economic boom, things look different.
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Cleveland, the Republican National Convention's host city with a population of about 220,000, saw an economic boom in the 1950s, primarily driven by manufacturing.
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To hear President Donald Trump tell it, the U.S. economy is experiencing an economic boom unlike any period in its history under his leadership.
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"You're not supposed to be running huge deficits when unemployment is at lows, and we're in a nine-year economic boom," Casten told CNBC.
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In the euro area, thrifty core economies lent heavily to the periphery, often against soaring property prices, fuelling an economic boom that ended disastrously.
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Apart from healing the rift between the two Koreas, Mr Moon hopes that this plan will trigger an economic boom across North-East Asia.
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Now the country is expecting an economic boom in the post-sanctions era and the Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC), will be a beneficiary.
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Most Chinese would say that the economic boom, which began three years after the bloodshed, has had a far bigger impact on their lives.
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Ireland, flush with cash from its debt-fuelled "Celtic Tiger" economic boom, pumped out $1.32 trillion, and Hong Kong investors splashed out $1.7 trillion.
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UNPAID BILLS Turkeys construction sector a major driver of the economic boom during much of Erdogans 16-year rule has been particularly hard hit.
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Why it matters: With weak productivity and the fading tax cut stimulus, the labor market is the standout to keep the economic boom going.
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The economic boom of the 1990s and 2000s encouraged some Irish people to go home and others not to leave in the first place.
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J.P. Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon told CNBC Wednesday that the lower corporate tax rate will also help boost wages and spark an economic boom.
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However, the report in total was a blow to expectations that President Donald Trump's pro-growth agenda would fuel an economic boom this year.
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It would create a long-lasting economic boom that will create jobs and help begin the process to pay down our $21 trillion debt.
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" And the economic boom is similarly perilous: "Easy monetary policy has produced an overly tight labor market that is beginning to push up inflation.
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Many said that Mr. Jammeh was one of few politicians to bring them the economic boom they see in the rest of the world.
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We have stopped the assault on American industry, and we have launched an economic boom the likes of which we have never seen before.
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The term "karoshi" has been around since the 1970s, during Japan's economic boom, and labor activists have been pushing for change since the 1980s.
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Together, these new policies helped fuel a strong postwar economic boom and ensured the gains were shared by a broad cross-section of society.
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The state enjoyed a brief economic boom, thanks to the oil-rich San Juan Basin in the northwest and Permian Basin in the southeast.
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He is a former health care executive and two-time mayor of Nashville, and is widely credited for jump-starting that city's economic boom.
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In the economic boom of the 1990s, most of the job gains came in less populated areas — like outer-ring suburbs and smaller cities.
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The flood of media imagery coincided with the economic boom in the West that created a new class of young consumers with disposable cash.
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Following the war, the economic boom and the growth of the regulatory state created during the New Deal accelerated movement between the two realms.
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If policymakers do not address the fiscal imbalance during our current economic boom, it will only get harder to do so in the future.
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This doctrine should have died when Bill Clinton's tax hike failed to cause the predicted recession and was followed instead by an economic boom.
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"The economic boom continues," he said on CNBC's "Squawk on the Street " Friday, citing the August jobs report and the month's wage gain data.
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They say they are fighting on behalf of people who have not benefited from a long economic boom in India, Asia's third largest economy.
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Labour groups and some economists say workers have benefited little from a recent economic boom, as wage growth has remained sluggish despite soaring housing costs.
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When I moved to Dublin in 2008, just before the bust, Dublin was still flying high on the economic boom known as the Celtic Tiger.
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It came despite the fact that collusion between the state and its chaebol, the large conglomerates behind South Korea's economic boom, has long been tolerated.
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Consider that the Trump administration is deregulating finance during an economic boom and that the Federal Reserve has not yet raised counter-cyclical capital requirements.
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Taiwan saw an increase in stray dogs in the 1980s, when there was an increase in pet dogs following an economic boom in the country.
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The party has focused on inequality created by a five-year economic boom to win voters who shunned the Irish nationalists in the past (Reuters).
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The tax cuts were supposed to lead to an economic boom, but instead, they triggered a massive budget gap of about $1.5 billion each year.
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"Nobody in the White House talks about Hillary Clinton" when noting whose presidential leadership = historic tax cuts & economic boom, reg reform, put ISIS in retreat.
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The Rio demonstration was far smaller than the mass protests that have rocked Brazil in recent years as a near-decade long economic boom fizzled.
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Though Scranton was sharing in the postwar economic boom, Joe Sr. had trouble finding steady work, and nothing that measured up to his previous success.
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During an economic boom after World War II, more travelers took to the skies and manufacturers introduced larger planes with big, cushioned seats to match.
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To extend this economic boom, President Trump should call for the doubling down on policies such as small business tax cuts that helped created it.
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The economy moves in cycles, and we are technically overdue for a contraction, which makes the economic boom of the Trump era even more impressive.
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The forgotten people China's middle class has rapidly expanded over recent decades amid an enormous economic boom which showered the country's citizens with unprecedented wealth.
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Amid the long postwar economic boom, the capital was a crossroad of starlets and celebrity chasers, cardinals and cafe society, decaying aristocracy and growing entrepreneurship.
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The violence comes as criminals seek to retake territory that police occupied during the recent economic boom, the 2014 World Cup and the 2016 Olympics.
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The "one child" policy was introduced in 1979 as a way to slow population growth and bolster the economic boom that was then just beginning.
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But the economic boom that made China rich never came to Chashan, a desolate village of 40 people about a six-hour drive from Beijing.
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The prospect of an economic boom in North Korea has been a core aspect of Trump's pitch for Kim to abandon his country's nuclear weapons.
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The situation in Douai — a city that still celebrates its rich medieval heritage and rode France's postwar economic boom — is becoming "worrisome," Mayor Chéreau said.
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Mr. Babacan, 52, is seen as a successful former finance minister and deputy prime minister who oversaw the economic boom of the early Erdogan years.
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He said the media doesn't properly cover the economic boom -- echoing a claim Varney frequently makes on TV -- so he's giving interviews to counter that.
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Beneath the ground of large stretches of Australia are the iron ore and coal that have been the raw materials behind China's long economic boom.
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The tax cuts were supposed to lead to an economic boom, but instead they triggered a massive budget gap of about $1.5 billion each year.
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Oakland, along with the greater region, has seen a sustained economic boom amid growing income inequality and higher costs of living over the past several years.
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Parties have historically struggled to capture a third straight term in the White House, and 2016 does not have the makings of an economic boom year.
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During Japan's economic boom in the '80s, the U.S. became a major importer of the island nation's cars and electronics, giving rise to a populist backlash.
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As the two-person engine of an entire small industry and economic boom, the Gaineses have cleaved history in two: Before Chip and Jo, and After.
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Since the turn of the century, every time Hong Kong's economy got in trouble, the mainland's economic boom or its stimulus measures came to the rescue.
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"These payments are an illustration of excesses built into the financial system following a 26 year economic boom in Australia," said UBS banking analyst Jonathan Mott.
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Bachelet was the first of her female counterparts to rise to power in a leftist tide that swept South America during a commodities-fueled economic boom.
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"That's the highest wage deal sealed nationwide this year," Feiger said, adding that the result ensured workers finally got their fair share of the economic boom.
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Shanxi has experienced an economic boom fueled by soaring energy demand over the past decade, one of the reasons state media have identified behind the corruption.
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Relaxing the Jones Act would lead to an economic boom for many industries across the nation, and provide more goods at lower prices for American consumers.
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Economists will argue for decades to come over whether those tax cuts he got through Congress were the reason for the economic boom of the 1980s.
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As this was happening, a new class of wealthy Chinese, enriched by the country's rapid economic boom, suddenly found themselves with billions of renminbi to invest.
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President Reagan cut tax rates by 25 percent for all taxpayers, and federal revenues doubled while he was president, and the economic boom lasted 25 years.
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However, the president's recent proposal to impose blanket tariffs on aluminum and steel imports threatens to undercut this economic boom and cost good-paying American jobs.
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Wages in the U.S. fell over the past year despite an ongoing economic boom, according to data released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics on Friday.
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But a report released by Ride New Orleans, a transit advocacy group, in 2017 showed the streetcar didn't provide the economic boom that was hoped for.
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Fontana seized upon that note of insolent suavity at a time in Italy of economic boom and cultural éclat—most brilliantly evident, of course, in film.
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At first, Jindal spun a tale about how the tax cuts would lead to an economic boom — but they didn't, just as they didn't in Kansas.
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As Bernstein pointed out, and Vigdor admitted was a tricky thing to unpack, part of what's going on here is a broader economic boom in Seattle.
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Attitudes shifted notably in the 1990s with the first revelations of the sexual abuse scandal in the Catholic Church, and the beginning of an economic boom.
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We need a Democrat who can address the fact that the United States is in a moral recession even in the midst of an economic boom.
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It's rare to find an economic boom that isn't accompanied by supercharged financial booms — binges of betting and borrowing in banks and stock and bond markets.
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According to Trump, the American Dream is back and the U.S. is enjoying an economic boom the likes of which the world has never seen before.
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During his remarks, Trump mentioned how the United States is experiencing an "economic boom" and that the U.S. middle class is benefiting the most from it.
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The hikes would lift pensions by an average of 22017 percent and throw the pension account of the budget into a deficit, despite the economic boom.
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In an address to delegates on Tuesday, Trump declared that America was experiencing an economic boom "the likes of which the world had never seen before".
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While they were important contributors to China's economic boom, officials seem to have calculated that they are not as vital to the new phase of development.
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India is the world's third largest emitter of carbon dioxide, according to Global Carbon Atlas, and an economic boom is putting more cars on the streets.
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Rick's take: The draft has become a weekend-long festival and celebration of football in recent years, proving to be an economic boom for host cities.
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Investors expecting an economic boom under President Donald Trump are now bailing and taking their cash overseas, global investment guru Mark Mobius told CNBC on Tuesday.
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Mr. Trump quickly took to Twitter to boast about getting the tax bill through Congress and predict an economic boom in the wake of its passage.
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But if it wanted to, it could cut rates instead, sparking a big economic boom that could help to reverse the declining employment of recent years.
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Alitalia was once a symbol of Italy's post-war economic boom but is now struggling to compete against low-cost carriers and high speed trains at home.
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Bullard said that from a macroeconomic perspective, China should agree to "everything that's being asked" in the negotiations because it would lead to a domestic economic boom.
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The latter's tenure, known as Lulism, coincided with another period of economic boom for the country, in which it became one of the world's fastest-growing economies.
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The problem that emerged after the turn of the millennium was that this level of air service was only sustainable in the middle of an economic boom.
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One of the hottest streaks in the country's current economic boom is in a surprising place: the northern plains region encompassing the Dakotas, Minnesota, Nebraska, and Iowa.
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"You're going to continue see the president push for policies that help continue the economic boom," Sanders said Monday night while appearing on "Hannity" on Fox News.
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Venezuelans enjoyed an oil-fueled economic boom under the 14-year rule of late president Hugo Chavez, whose generous social spending helped him to win repeated elections.
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Planning permission for the three kilometre runway was secured in August 2007 at the peak of Ireland's economic boom, before a banking crisis led to international bailout.
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Its development ground to a halt in 2014 after ISIS emerged in nearby areas, putting an end to a nearly 10-year economic boom in the region.
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However, he said John F. Kennedy tackled a recession by lowering taxes and Ronald Reagan beat back stagflation and helped drive an economic boom in the 1980s.
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Alitalia was once a symbol of Italy's post-war economic boom, but it now struggles to compete against low-cost carriers and high speed trains at home.
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Born seven years ago in the heady days of an economic boom, these Games were initially seen as a triumphal capstone for a newly ascendant global power.
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During a commodities-led economic boom last decade, former President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva increased education and welfare spending to help 26.5 million people escape poverty.
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Sure enough, he's now asserting that we'd be having a yuge economic boom, 3 percent growth, all that, if only the Federal Reserve hadn't raised interest rates.
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In the last few decades, they have flocked to the city from the countryside for the low-level jobs that have fueled the country's spectacular economic boom.
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With the biggest tax cut and reform in American history fueling an economic boom, even the likes of Jamie Dimon think there will be 4 percent growth.
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Like many others, Qin's children left the village years ago to find work, joining the relentless current of China's great urban migration spurred by its economic boom.
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It is legislation that politicians from both parties should get behind, and that the business community should support if we are to continue the current economic boom.
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AND I HATE TO THROW ALL THESE NUMBERS AT YOU, BUT REAL DISPOSABLE INCOME, WHICH I'LL JUST CALL PAYCHECKS—FATTER PAYCHECKS PLUS 3%, THE ECONOMIC BOOM CONTINUES.
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Katrín Jakobsdóttir, 41, of the Left-Green Movement, has campaigned on a platform of restoring trust in government and leveraging an economic boom to increase public spending.
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"He fixed those structural problems that have set off the economic boom we're in right now ... back in the Obama-Biden years, it was horrible," he said.
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Beyond his ability to revive Clintonian scandals, Gingrich also provides a counterargument to the Clintons' claim that they caused an economic boom whose benefits were widely shared.
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The weak U.S. dollar policy as advocated this week by Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin would stop the economic boom in its tracks, noted banking analyst Dick Bove said.
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Trump has lashed out at the central bank on multiple occasions, most recently saying that rising rates are the "biggest threat" to the economic boom during his administration.
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It's interesting because we made that movie in the midst of a recession, but when I started writing it, we were in the midst of an economic boom.
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The state of emergency in Buenos Aires, one of several such crackdowns on illegal mining by Moreno, ended an economic boom that had taken hold in the area.
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During his State of the Union address Tuesday, Trump harped on the economic boom he's delivered and declared that America had once again, returned to its former greatness.
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Taiwan's economic boom was fuelled by people like Ms Liu's father, entrepreneurs who started from nothing to build successful family-run companies, many of which are now huge.
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The number of employed Poles rose by a mere 135,000 in 2017, a pitifully small gain in a country with an 20143m-strong workforce experiencing an economic boom.
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But renewed interest in mica from China's economic boom and a global craze for "natural" cosmetics saw illegal operators scurry to abandoned mines, creating a lucrative black market.
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When reclusive North Korean leader Kim Jong Un meets with U.S. President Donald Trump this week, he'll be aiming for a much-needed economic boom for his country.
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According to Blackstone, the economic boom-time of the 1980s, along with its focus on women "having it all," re-hushed the childfree—though it didn't extinguish them.
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Another problem is that the recent economic boom years are over – meaning governments have to make do with less, precisely as their people have come to expect more.
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Can those investors recover their losses because of an economic boom that never materialized because the expectation was built on reporting errors beyond any imaginable margin of error?
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Many of the student deaths were blamed on the poor construction of buildings, thrown together at low cost in the heat of China's economic boom in the 2000s.
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These were responsible for thousands of schools, hospitals, parks, airfields, roads, sewers, trails, and other valuable infrastructure, helping lay the groundwork for the famous post-war economic boom.
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Under his tight control, Angola has seen an oil-backed economic boom and the reconstruction of infrastructure devastated by a 27-year civil war that ended in 2002.
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Not long ago, it was still an up-and-coming country looking for ways to nurture an economic boom that was lifting millions of people out of poverty.
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Failure to do so would risk keeping the U.S. and global economies trapped in the 10-year economic boom-bust cycles that they now seem to be experiencing.
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Or the other, who reaped the benefits of the economic boom of the 33s only to ruin the next generation with the Iraq War and the Great Recession?
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Like other biographers, Stedman Jones places Capital, the first volume of which finally appeared in 1867, within the context of the economic boom Europe experienced in mid-century.
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As mining has driven an economic boom in Madre de Dios, helping elect a former wildcat miner as governor of the region, it has also become increasingly violent.
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The Trump administration insists that its tax cut will catalyze such an economic boom that money will flow into the federal coffers and the debt will not rise.
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Economists say the PiS welfare programs, which topped 70 billion zlotys ($18 billion) over four years, were in part fueled by an economic boom at home and abroad.
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The music of East Harlem and the South Bronx in the postwar years represents a creative flush at a time of broad progressive consensus and national economic boom.
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"Today I'm proud to declare the United States is in the midst of an economic boom, the likes of which the world has never seen before," Trump said.
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Republicans have been only marginally successful in leveraging the usual tools available during an economic boom, like bragging about low unemployment, tax cuts and a new trade deal.
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Count David Stockman, former director of the Office of Management and Budget under Ronald Reagan, as one of the non-believers in the Trump rally and coming economic boom.
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That's in contrast to Trump's position, which is that the Fed's steady stream of interest rate hikes poses the biggest danger to the economic boom happening under his watch.
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Not long ago, this industrial city was touted as the birthplace of the Anatolian Tigers, a generation of conservative businessmen who helped create Turkey's economic boom in the 13s.
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According to The New York Times, the self-professed billionaire reported a nearly $1 billion in losses on his 1995 tax returns -- this during an economic boom, mind you.
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The economic boom in post-war Germany and Japan are just two notable examples of the transformative power of democracy and free markets and their benefits for U.S. commerce.
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They were intended to showcase an economic boom that has fizzled amid political turmoil, concern about an outbreak of the Zika virus and Brazil's deepest recession since the 1930s.
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The program has been an economic boom for corn farmers in the Midwest, but merchant refiners say the program has added hundreds of millions of dollars in compliance costs.
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We believe in-space manufacturing of goods valuable to people on Earth will soon drive significant commercial activity in space, perhaps one day creating a space-based economic boom.
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"We believe that your proposal will spark an economic boom and make all American companies more competitive in the global marketplace," RATE said in a Monday letter to Trump.
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With the organized opposition apparently moribund, the South African state presided over an economic boom for the white minority and created the conditions for apartheid's so-called golden age.
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His speech on August 8th, on economic policy, was an opportunity to explain at greater length how he hopes to achieve the economic boom that he promises American workers.
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But to the people of San Luis Valley — which is isolated, agricultural and missing out on much of Colorado's economic boom — homespun tourist attractions are a way of life.
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Trump predicted earlier this month that North Korea would see an economic boom under Kim's rule if the country opened up to the U.S. and ceased its weapons program.
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What had also propelled the prospects of children born in the 1940s — and made outearning your parents a near-certainty — was the postwar economic boom the middle-class enjoyed.
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While much of the deforestation has been done in the name of building and expanding, the short-lived economic boom from this development is often followed by economic depression.
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Then, of course, there were the individuals involved in organized crime, who took the economic boom as an opportunity to further expand their influence into business and real estate.
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Republicans said the bill would prompt an economic boom sufficient to offset a projected explosion in the federal deficit, create jobs, raise wages and even contribute to national unity.
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But the cuts underscore that the current economic boom is nearly a decade old, manufacturing growth may have peaked, and President Trump's recent economic stimulus may prove short-lived.
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Powell has mentioned these "Fed Listens" events when discussing the importance of keeping the economic boom going and when defending the Fed's hotly debated moves to cut interest rates.
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"Today I&aposm proud to declare the United States is in the midst of an economic boom, the likes of which the world has never seen before," he said.
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President Donald Trump is more than 20173 months into an administration engulfed in so much controversy that it may overshadow a tremendous achievement, namely an economic boom uniquely his.
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That would certainly boost local tax revenues and create an economic boom in the area — while also making it even more unaffordable for middle-class and low-income families.
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As the Washington Post's Philip Bump points out, the prior lowest black unemployment rate came in April 2000, following the economic boom of the 1990s under President Bill Clinton.
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Immigration to South Africa from Africa and parts of southeast Asia picked up in the early 1990s, spurred by the end of apartheid and the economic boom that followed.
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"That's the highest wage deal sealed nationwide this year," IG BAU head Robert Feiger said, adding that the result ensured workers finally got their fair share of the economic boom.
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Alitalia, which has about 12,000 employees, was a symbol of Italy's post-war economic boom, but now struggles to compete against low-cost carriers and high speed trains at home.
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Khanna has spent some of his first term visiting parts of the country that the tech-driven economic boom has left behind, including parts of West Virginia and Paintsville, Kentucky.
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The Maoist insurgents, known as Naxals, have battled the state for decades, saying they are fighting for people left out of a long economic boom in Asia's third-largest economy.
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Binladin prospered during Saudi Arabia's economic boom in the past decade, employing around 200,000 workers as it built many of the kingdom's flagship infrastructure projects including airports, roads and skyscrapers.
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Likewise, President George H.W. Bush's 1990 reversal of his "no new taxes" commitment set the stage for the fiscal stability and economic boom of the 1990s, according to many economists.
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It brought some of the British Isles into European circles of trade ("Brentry", if you will) and sparked a long economic boom in England which made the country comparatively rich.
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The bloc's economic boom had already paused in February as rising prices left a mark; worrying for a European Central Bank looking to move away from ultra-loose monetary policy.
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It has experienced an economic boom over the last years, partly fueled by business-friendly measures adopted by Muscat's government, including a scheme to sell Maltese citizenship to wealthy individuals.
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Republicans, who have long sought changes to the U.S. tax system, contend that their plan will spur an economic boom, encouraging businesses to create more jobs and boost workers' wages.
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Trump won the White House promising an American economic boom and jobs for displaced workers in the Rust Belt, pockets of the country that helped to fuel his electoral win.
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Iran has been broadly unhappy that the eased sanctions specified in the nuclear agreement have not led to the huge economic boom that the deal's promoters in Iran had foreseen.
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Despite an economic boom, people in rural Marianna stand in line at food pantries on humid mornings, swatting away gnats as they wait for free servings of beans and rice.
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My friends' parents ran midsize family businesses; had seats on the stock exchange; were lawyers and doctors, senior corporate executives and entrepreneurs who rode the postwar economic boom to wealth.
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The turnaround played a significant (if unknowably large) role in creating the 1990s economic boom — which remains the only period of broad-based income gains over the past 40 years.
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As to wealth, the steady progress of the Victorian period matches a steady increase in British happiness, as did the economic boom of the 1920s, which also lifted American spirits.
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As to wealth, the steady progress of the Victorian period matched a steady increase in British happiness, as did the economic boom of the 1920s, which also lifted American spirits.
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Bill de Blasio is the product of self-invention: a mayor who might yet prove better at governing than at politics (and that rare liberal blessed by an economic boom).
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Seslen said the size and scope of the economic boom that will come from winning HQ2 is uncertain, but that has not stopped cities from showering the company with offers.
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"Are we making decisions that we're getting away with because of the economic boom?" asked Ryan Calkins, a Seattle Port Commissioner who until 2016 ran an import and distribution company.
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The pro-Trump argument is that Trump's push to de-regulate the oil and gas industries has led to an economic boom in major energy producing states like New Mexico.
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"This is an agreement that will provide Alaska with an economic boom comparable to the development of the Trans-Alaska Pipeline System in the 1970s," Walker said in a statement.
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The two incidents have raised concerns about lax building and fire safety standards in South Korea, where a lot of infrastructure was built quickly during the post-war economic boom.
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During an economic boom a decade ago, joblessness fell as low as 2.4 percent, igniting an unsustainable spiral of higher wages and prices that the government desperately wants to avoid today.
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Why it matters: These advances, though still far off, may be enough to vault a country's industry and military far ahead of its peers and create an economic boom, experts say.
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At first, his rule benefited from an economic boom fueled by oil pumped to Europe from a region where the West and Russia are vying for influence over huge energy reserves.
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But fast-forward to today, and Vietnam has become what some commentators have called the Germany of Southeast Asia, its dedicated workforce and export-based economy have created an economic boom.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Investors sentiment towards Germany rose to an all-time high in November as the euro zone's largest economy led a global economic boom, research group Sentix said on Monday.
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Mongolia had been involved in a spat with Rio Tinto over the giant Oyu Tolgoi copper deposit, the launch of which in 2009 helped kick-start an economic boom in Mongolia.
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This was one of the most successful pieces of legislation in modern history, laying the groundwork for the extraordinary post-war economic boom and an unprecedented expansion of the middle class.
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Without a doubt, it has been a terrible 233 — and a huge letdown after Brazil's economic boom of the 228s, which helped it win the Olympics bid in the first place.
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But also played an extraordinary role in fashioning the creative legislation that provided the financial rescue of New York City in 2628, paving the way for the city's subsequent economic boom.
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Yellen made a point of not factoring in President Donald Trump's pro-growth agenda, causing the press to criticize her for ignoring the inevitable economic boom that his policies would spur.
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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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Kurdistan enjoyed an economic boom in the wake of the United States-led invasion that toppled Saddam Hussein in 2003, receiving a share of the revenue from Iraq's rising oil exports.
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Teachers across the country have led the revolt against such pro-business policies that swept through conservative states in the past decade — policies that never led to the promised economic boom.
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Not since the economic boom of the 1950s and '60s has capitalism in Europe been dynamic enough to combine high levels of employment with long-term material gains for the masses.
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The economic boom in Catalonia, home to just over a quarter of Spain's almost two million Muslim residents, has attracted large numbers of Muslim migrants from Morocco, Algeria and South Asia.
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The recent economic boom is also allowing credit issuers to loosen standards and that makes it "easier for a new synthetic record to get a foothold with the bureaus," she said.
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During an economic boom a decade ago, joblessness fell as low as 2.4 percent, igniting an unsustainable spiral of higher wages and prices that the government desperately wants to avoid today.
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Rome has ruled out re-nationalizing Alitalia, once a symbol of Italy's post-war economic boom, which is struggling to compete at home against low-cost carriers and high speed trains.
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He has failed to fulfill election promises like appointing three women as ministers (so far, none have been named), and the nuclear pact has not produced the economic boom he promised.
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Referred to as "Celtic Tiger cubs" — the kids of the two-decade long economic boom coined as the "Celtic Tiger" — Ireland's young people grew up in an age of increasing prosperity.
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The decision comes amid mounting signs that Germany's decade-long economic boom is running out of steam, prompting some economists to urge the government to look for ways of stimulating the economy.
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BOGEY MUSIDLAKPresidentProportional Representation Society of AustraliaCanberra To say that the Norman conquest "sparked a long economic boom in England, which made the country comparatively rich", mistakes correlation for causation ("Brentry", December 24th).
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To be sure, Yulin hasn't abandoned the industries that fuelled its economic boom - indeed, some of its efforts to make its oil and coal companies more competitive are starting to pay off.
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They have underpinned a multi-decade housing and economic boom, racking up strong earnings thanks in part to regulations that have helped shield them from non-bank lenders, overseas rivals and disruptors.
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The Guggenheim arguably pioneered the effort with their Bilbao extension and subsequent economic boom story for the Spanish city — although recent attempts in Helsinki and Abu Dhabi have failed and faltered, respectively.
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Still, over 28 percent of respondents in the latest poll said they were not concerned the economic boom would be over by the time the ECB starts to consider raising interest rates.
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The protests, during which at least 0003 people have been killed, are fueled by disappointment that the lifting of sanctions on Iran in January 2016 has failed to deliver an economic boom.
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Finance's share of overall GDP is now roughly 75 percent greater than it was in 1980 and more than double the level during most of the post-World War II economic boom.
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Family-run Odebrecht blossomed during an economic boom in Brazil under former Presidents Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Dilma Rousseff and its executives regularly rubbed shoulders with elites across Latin America.
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"We had a great ride for 15 years thanks to China's economic boom; now, it's over," said Carsten Wiebers, responsible for ship finance at Ipex, a unit of state development bank KFW.
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He used the speech to claim credit for an economic "boom" while downplaying any negative impact on the American economy from the tariffs that both sides have placed on each other's goods.
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Most notably, all signs point to an economy that is strengthening — and that was before the largest tax reform package in this generation, which has the potential to ignite an economic boom.
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In the summer of 2017, the sociologist Maciej Gdula interviewed Law and Justice supporters from a provincial town not far from Warsaw, many of whom had benefitted greatly from the economic boom.
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Former President Obama on Monday urged a crowd in Las Vegas to "remember who started" the current economic boom, reminding them that the country recovered from the Great Recession during his presidency.
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After his election as president more than a decade ago, he embraced market-friendly policies, resulting in an economic boom that made him one of the most popular leaders in Brazilian history.
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This story has been updated to reflect that New Mexico enjoyed a brief economic boom, thanks to the oil-rich San Juan Basin in the northwest and Permian Basin in the southeast.
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And Mr. Cox has a resonant message: that too many Californians, amid an economic boom that catapulted the state to the fifth largest economy in the world, are struggling to make it.
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Immigration to South Africa from across Africa and from parts of southeast Asia picked up in the early 1990s, spurred by the end of apartheid rule and the economic boom that followed.
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"The withdrawal busted the expectations for an economic boom created by the J.C.P.O.A. and Iran's return to the global economy, which was expected to boost oil exports and foreign investment," he said.
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For both Spain and the Netherlands, this was an era of economic boom and flourishing culture: Merchants from both countries dominated international trade, and great wealth was accrued by their upper classes.
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But his wealth really took off when he focused on real estate in the early 255s, as an economic boom in Dubai created a growing class of professionals looking for fancy homes.
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It shouldn't go unnoticed that while the impeachment process for President Richard Nixon came during hard economic times in the U.S., Bill Clinton's impeachment was in the midst of an economic boom.
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Experts believe the Trump administration plans to sell North Korea on a model such as communist Vietnam, highlighting its relationship with Washington as well as its economic boom since adopting market reforms.
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It's exciting to imagine transportation innovations that reduce traffic congestion, but I'm as excited to imagine an economic boom that redresses inequities by lifts up the people who are usually left behind.
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" Asked whether Trump was the biggest factor, Cruz replied: "The President is certainly a factor in the election, but I think the biggest factor in Texas is the economic boom we're seeing.
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The economic boom after the Civil War, and the increased demand for labor, meant more children were not in school and instead were in glass factories, cotton mills, coal mines, and fields.
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In the heart of the city, near the central train station, rises a monument from a different era: Giò Ponti and Pier Luigi Nervi's Pirelli skyscraper, the symbol of Italy's postwar economic boom.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Latin America's indigenous peoples have benefited less than other people from the region's economic boom in the first decade of this century, according to researchers at the World Bank.
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But many investors are betting that by restoring Iran's links with the rest of the world and attracting foreign capital and technology, the end of sanctions will trigger a long-term economic boom.
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In spite of the "Modi effect", and in contrast to the ebullience of a decade ago, when India was at the tail of an economic boom, the mood today is anxious and unsettled.
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During Japan's late 1980s-early 90s economic boom, when the West faced frequent worker unrest, Japanese companies found an edge in technology, as well as the devotion and discipline of their skilled workers.
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And yet it's probably also true that in the middle of an economic boom, with employers raising wages and putting out the help-wanted signs, you would have fewer people in both categories.
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After a decade-long economic boom, the KRG began to suffer financially in early 2014 when Baghdad cut funding to the Kurds in response to their building an oil export pipeline to Turkey.
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If there's a twist at all, it may well be that a journalist who many in Silicon Valley had never heard of until two weeks ago causes its long economic boom to bust.
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Suu, which means milk in Mongolian, sold 6 billion tugrik ($2.55 million) of debt as it aims to boost production and refinance dollar-denominated debt accumulated during the country's short-lived economic boom.
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This economic boom will continue because it was produced by the incentives of tax reform and deregulation, especially regarding fossil fuel production, under which America has become the world's number one energy producer.
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From those humble origins, he rose to the presidency, presiding over a frenetic economic boom and leaving office as one of the world's most popular leaders, with approval ratings higher than 80 percent.
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His rule benefited from an economic boom fueled by oil exports, but a slump in global oil prices in the last three years has weakened the Azeri manat currency and contracted the economy.
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Immigration to South Africa from across the continent and from parts of southeast Asia picked up in the early 1990s, spurred by the end of apartheid rule and the economic boom that followed.
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While the Chemical Corps continued to test all chemicals for military uses in the 1950s, it did so amid a postwar economic boom during which many of the same products became commercially available.
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A few key things are different this time around, however, including that in the intervening years China's economic boom has propelled it to become the world's second largest economy behind the United States.
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In 4363, he left for Washington to take the helm of the I.M.F., winning the job because of his reputation for having presided over the early stages of Spain's construction-led economic boom.
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BUT LOOK, MY TAKE REAL FAST: THE SINGLE MOST IMPORTANT POLITICAL STORY OF THE YEAR IS THE ECONOMIC BOOM THAT VIRTUALLY NO ONE THOUGHT POSSIBLE AND, JOE, THAT BOOM IS FAR FROM OVER.
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Even Oklahoma's formerly stable earth has, in recent years, begun to spasm: activities associated with hydrofracking, source of the region's most recent economic boom, have kicked off an escalating series of earthquake swarms.
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During Argentina's economic boom at the start of the 20th century, ships would leave for Europe weighed down with beef and return with migrants ready to start a new chapter in their lives.
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After falling for several years, it has only ticked up slightly in the last few months, suggesting that there's still room for an economic boom to draw more people into the labor market.
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The sequel to the 2013 supernatural hit The Conjuring spirits us off to a place of pure, cold dread: Great Britain in 1977, the funereal era before the economic boom, Princess Diana and Cats.
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Turkey experienced an economic boom in the early days of Erdogan's premiership although that period of rampant growth has long-since dwindled and the country has seen economic and political turbulence in recent years.
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In addition, support for independence is the weakest among older voters, probably because many of them were born in other regions of Spain and immigrated to Catalonia during the economic boom of the 1960s.
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The destruction of the old commercial center of Homs created an economic boom in the working class district of Zahraa, a predominantly Alawite area on the eastern outskirts that is loyal to the government.
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In both instances this economic boom raised per-capita disposable income by over $2,85033, allowing citizens to invest in the economy, provide for their families, save for the future, and live a comfortable life.
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Emperor Akihito's father, Hirohito, died in 1989 — Year 64 of his reign — as both the Cold War and Japan's economic boom years were drawing to a close, intensifying the sense of a historical shift.
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But he skipped a G-22019 meeting on climate on Monday morning that addressed the issue and later said he was unwilling to sacrifice an American economic boom for the sake of the environment.
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The flashpoint for this conflict ends up being Alordesh, a country that was promised prosperity for joining the Union, but was abandoned to rust after the economic boom times of the past had gone.
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Though Mr. Powell didn't name him, it was an implicit rebuke to President Trump, who has loudly and frequently complained about the Fed's raising of interest rates, because they might threaten the economic boom.
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And if we win, we not only know when the next economic boom is happening but what those jobs will be, when they'll be created, and whom we have to train for these jobs.
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The abundance of Japan's economic boom may have fallen by the wayside, but the music from that time period still captures an intoxicating, enduring sense of optimism that the future is going to be bright.
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His inscrutable public demeanor belies his tight control of Angola, where he has overseen an oil-backed economic boom and the reconstruction of infrastructure devastated by a 27-year civil war that ended in 2002.
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Meanwhile, Bolsanro's most likely challenger in a second-round run-off vote, Haddad, is promising a return to the days when, under Lula's premiership, Brazil enjoyed eight years of economic boom from 2003 to 2011.
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As a result, presidents can cruise to re-election thanks to an economic boom they did nothing to earn, or lose disastrously thanks to a downturn they valiantly fought with every weapon at their disposal.
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However, the government has ruled out renationalising the former state-owned business, once a symbol of Italy's post-war economic boom but now struggling to compete at home against low-cost carriers Ryanair and EasyJet.
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China credits the birth limits with leading to a decades-long economic boom under reformer Deng Xiaoping, but it has also caused demographic imbalances, with many parents choosing to abort female fetuses, according to Bloomberg.
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Small business owners and workers across the nation were the biggest victims of the slow growth years following the Great Recession a decade ago, but they are the biggest beneficiaries of the economic boom today.
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Cathie Wood, chief investment officer at growth-stock shop ARK Invest, has pointed out that in the late 19th century the yield curve was flat for years thanks to an innovation-driven deflationary economic boom.
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Aloft an economic boom fueled by Chinese demand for Brazilian iron ore, soy and oil, Lula marketed Rousseff as a no-nonsense technocrat who would preserve generous social policies that helped lift millions from poverty.
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Sam's Club, the discount bulk retailer, closed down more than 60 of its stores this year, from Baton Rouge to Cincinnati, and much of America shrugged it off in the midst of an economic boom.
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Since the 1950s, with the postwar economic boom, Italy went through a long phase of large-scale construction, mostly of apartment buildings for the many families who moved to large cities seeking work in factories.
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Immediately you see a country in an economic boom: contrast a photo of a run-down, low-rent Kyoto neighborhood with a Tokyo scene of a construction site traversed by a fat concrete pouring tube.
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Clinton and Gingrich began working with each other in 1995 and that led to a significant cut in capital gains taxes and work requirements for welfare that helped kick off the late 90s economic boom.
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China's economic boom began in the early 1980s partly with factories financed by Chinese overseas, and after the American embargo ends, Cuba will have similar opportunities to forge mutually beneficial business partnerships with Cubans overseas.
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This then paved the way for Haddad to run as leader of the Workers' Party, promising a return to the days when — under Lula's premiership — Brazil enjoyed eight years of economic boom from 2003 to 2011.
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"Germany's economic boom continues even if the rate of growth of gross domestic product in the first quarter of the year could be noticeably lower than in previous quarters," the Bundesbank said in its monthly report.
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Like Brandt in 1969, Mr Schulz leads an SPD that is tired of being the junior partner in a grand coalition, yet struggling, at a time of economic boom, to usurp a long-dominant CDU/CSU.
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In a really strong economic boom — the kind we enjoyed in the 1990s, for example — we should be seeing workers' wages growing much faster than the inflation rate, producing real increases in people's standard of living.
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The big picture: Erdogan has dominated Turkish politics since becoming prime minister in 2003, overseeing an economic boom and racking up victory after victory on conservative Islamist platforms that emphasize his man-of-the-people credentials.
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New York (CNN)At the height of the US economic boom in the 1980s, there was one clear star of Wall Street: the corporate raider, high-flying takeover artists registering big headlines and even bigger paydays.
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Alitalia, a symbol of Italy's post-war economic boom but now struggling to compete against low-cost carriers and high speed trains, was put under special administration last year and has been looking for a buyer.
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And even though President Donald Trump is running for re-election during an economic boom (never mind the trillion-dollar deficit fueling it) Democrats are wrong to fear that a strong economy could doom their prospects.
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Economists in Ireland once made a distinction between the Celtic Tiger phase of the country's economic boom, which was powered by FDI, and a second, "bubble", phase, inflated by low interest rates and short-term capital.
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The Soviet-trained oil engineer and veteran of the guerrilla war against Portuguese rule has presided over an economic boom in Africa's second-biggest oil producer since the end of a long civil war in 2002.
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When companies such as Twitter, Airbnb, Zynga and others emerge in San Francisco, they perpetuate an innovation life cycle as they act as incubators for the next generation of entrepreneurs that will continue the economic boom.
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But renewed interest in mica from China's economic boom and a global craze for "natural" cosmetics has sent illegal operators scurrying to access the hundreds of closed mines in India and created a lucrative black market.
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It is a rude awakening for the Kurds, who enjoyed an economic boom until 2014 when the Baghdad government slashed funding to their region in a still unresolved dispute over how to share revenue and power.
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In a really strong economic boom — the kind we enjoyed in the 1990s, for example — we should be seeing workers' wages growing much faster than the inflation rate, producing real increases in people's standards of living.
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Bunny Girl's extinction is part of the death of the economic boom that birthed the Playboy Bunny: the mid-20th century dream, with its hot binaries now baked into our economy as structural violence and inequality.
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His opponents should remember that whatever they think of the man or his policies, he won more votes than any Republican ever, remains very popular with his own party and is presiding over an economic boom.
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"President Obama is now trying to take credit for the Economic Boom taking place under the Trump Administration," Trump tweeted Monday in response to a tweet from Obama commemorating his signing of the 2009 stimulus bill.
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Most incumbent presidents are reelected, and a president who's willing to cast professionalism to the wind and install a partisan Federal Reserve can all but guarantee a temporary economic boom calculated to ensure a second term.
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It was once one of the most dangerous waterways in the world, heavily mined and bombed during the final stages of the Vietnam War, but today, Haiphong Harbor has become the heart of the country's economic boom.
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That's largely due to long-term demographic forces — people are living longer, staying in school longer, and so forth — but we should still expect a strong economic boom to pull some people back into the labor force.
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But Weidmann said this was not unusual after years of being in an upswing: "We definitely can't detect any reason to see an economic turning point now," Weidmann said, adding that Germany remained in an economic boom.
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They were born after the crushing of the Tiananmen Square pro-democracy protests, raised mostly without siblings during an unprecedented economic boom, and came of age as Xi Jinping, China's strongest leader in decades, ascended to power.
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The export performance of the carpet industry may have an impact on Iranian President Hassan Rouhani's efforts to deliver an economic boom, not just because of the industry's monetary size but because it involves so many people.
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But recognizing the economic roots of some of the violence and frustration of many young Uighurs at missing out on China's economic boom, Beijing has increased its focus on southern Xinjiang, pumping in money and encouraging development.
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Once a symbol of Italy's post-war economic boom that has recently struggled to compete with low-cost carriers and high speed trains, Alitalia was put under special administration last year after workers rejected a rescue plan.
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Dos Santos' inscrutable public demeanor belies his tight control over Angola, where he has overseen an oil-backed economic boom and the reconstruction of infrastructure devastated by a 27-year-long civil war that ended in 2002.
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In its biggest decision since 2015, the Federal Reserve said on Wednesday it would slash its benchmark interest rate by a quarter point, as expected, in an effort to extend the economic boom and boost weak inflation.
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But his ebullience mirrors the mood in the markets as investors choose to set aside gloomier notions and bet instead on a jamboree in stocks that will — they hope — be supported by a Trump-style economic boom.
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They also have sharply criticized him for what they call his misleading prediction that the nuclear agreement would herald an economic boom in Iran, where joblessness remains pervasive and the economy is the most pressing campaign issue.
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As Modi began his run for Prime Minister, in the fall of 20023, he sold himself not as a crusading nationalist but as a master manager, the visionary who had presided over an economic boom in Gujarat.
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The chairman, Miguel Blesa, 69, achieved notoriety in Spain for his lavish lifestyle and the rapid expansion of Caja Madrid, a regional savings bank that came to epitomize the excesses of the country's construction-led economic boom.
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Better policing alone cannot curb a major crime wave; though New York's crime-fighting success is often attributed to an imaginative crackdown on petty crime in the 230s, the city's long economic boom probably played a bigger part.
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The goal of the article was to lay out how the introduction and adoption of Inuit art programs and sales by both the Canadian and international art communities was supposed to provide an economic boom that never arrived.
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Unlike earlier periods of widespread homelessness and displacement, such as during the recession of 2008, what we're witnessing today is an emergency born less of poverty than prosperity—occurring not despite but precisely because of the economic boom.
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MADRID (Reuters) - A Spanish banker whose brushes with the law and extravagant hunting trips came to symbolize the excesses of the country's economic boom has been found dead on a country estate, a family member said on Wednesday.
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Dos Santos, a Soviet-trained oil engineer and veteran of the guerrilla war against Portuguese rule, has presided over an economic boom in Africa's second-biggest oil producer since the end of a long civil war in 2002.
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The Italians and Turks imported into West Germany to alleviate labour shortages in the post-war economic boom were called Gastarbeiter (guest workers), implying that their stay would be limited, and few efforts were made to integrate them.
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"In just over 2 years since the election, we have launched an unprecedented economic boom — a boom that has rarely been seen before," Trump said, before he got to the caravan 2.0 and his guests started falling asleep.
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Some banks could face tough decisions in the next two months over whether to sell or restructure the loans, which centre on Turkey's construction sector that for years enjoyed cheap foreign credit and drove the country's economic boom.
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The loss-making airline, once a symbol of Italy's post-war economic boom, was put under special administration last year for the second time in a decade, struggling to compete against low cost carriers and high speed trains.
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Once a symbol of Italy's post-war economic boom, but recently in trouble due to competition from low-cost carriers and high speed trains, Alitalia was put under special administration last year after workers rejected a rescue plan.
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Of course, we can't let our friends know what's actually going on, so this new poverty remains largely hidden while we spend the money our grandparents and parents made during the last years of the Italian economic boom.
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Mr. da Silva, who is running his campaign from his jail cell following a conviction on corruption charges, appeals to voters' nostalgia for the bygone days of political civility and economic boom that are unlikely to return soon.
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When the conflict ended, the country had a rare opportunity to rebuild: Its oil production could swell just as prices were high, allowing it to finance rebuilding and delivering an economic boom that was rare on the continent.
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"I still believe the big story this year is an economic boom that most folks thought impossible," Larry Kudlow, director of the National Economic Council and a chief advisor to Trump, said in a recent interview with CNBC.com.
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But the BRI has failed to deliver the economic boom times it once promised, and Beijing has been forced to reassess how it deals with partner nations amid claims of "neocolonialism" and "debt trap diplomacy" from recipient countries.
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That suggests that there are millions of workers who could be drawn back into the workforce if the Fed gave us the kind of economic boom that got prime age employment above 80 percent in the late 1990s.
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In the midst of an economic boom and the expansion of celebrity culture, Sorrenti captured the instant before the model becomes the celebrity, before the club kids become VIPs and the crew turns into a start-up or empire.
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But he finds that no other increase had this effect, and that the 1993 increase might have more to do with both state and federal welfare reforms and the economic boom of the '90s than with the EITC itself.
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His inscrutable public demeanour belies his tight control of Angola, a former Portuguese colony where he has overseen an oil-backed economic boom and the reconstruction of infrastructure devastated by a 27-year civil war that ended in 2002.
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Beijing recently set its GDP growth target for 2017 at 6.5 percent — the lowest in 25 years — as an economic boom, long fueled by cheap labor and low-end manufacturing, appears to have reached the limits of its expansion.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's high streets are heaving with shoppers despite June's shock vote to leave the European Union, big companies have reported few signs of distress and some tabloid newspapers are even talking about a post-Brexit economic boom.
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In 2012, Truong helped pass a law that redirects one-quarter of the revenue raised by cap and trade in California (a program that makes polluters pay for emitting carbon) to communities left out of the state's economic boom.
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The major oil producer's economy is still struggling and growth is close to zero but many investors are betting that restoring Iran's links with the world and attracting foreign capital and technology will trigger a long-term economic boom.
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Once a symbol of Italy's post-war economic boom but recently in trouble due to competition from low-cost carriers and high speed trains, Alitalia was put under special administration last year after workers rejected its latest rescue plan.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump on Friday seized on a strong GDP growth rate for the second quarter of the year to tout the economic gains made during his presidency and argued the US is experiencing an economic boom.
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In Italy, where Fiat was synonymous with the country's postwar economic boom for decades, lawmakers from across the political spectrum paid tribute to Mr. Marchionne on Wednesday, and flags flew at half-staff at Fiat Chrysler's offices in Turin.
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The truth is that we really can't foresee where the economy will be heading in a year or two, a limitation that is particularly troubling right now, in the midst of what may be called the Trump economic boom.
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Today, with the subway in precipitous decline and the city enjoying an economic boom, some policymakers think the time has come for the subway to profit from the financial benefits it provides, including its considerable contribution to property values.
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In the City, Mayor Bill de Blasio has enjoyed an unprecedented economic boom since taking office in 23.8; he's expanded the city budget from $239.9 billion six years ago to a proposed $21 billion for the upcoming fiscal year.
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It's a profoundly Houston crowd, the kind that always amazes those of us who were here before the great economic boom of the late 1970s and early '103s began turning this place into an international city with global ambitions.
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" Mr. Trump took a victory lap in his speech at the Forum this morning: • "Today I'm proud to say the U.S. is in the midst of an economic boom the likes of which the world has never seen before.
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"I think, in its wisdom, the stock market sees ... the big story here is the change in policies" the Trump administration has brought to Washington "and the economic boom," Kudlow said, noting equities remain near an all-time high.
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But as the economic boom fades, the greater threat to Mr Xi is the anger of citizens who feel not only that the party is failing to make them richer, but also that it is using the law to bully them.
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So some economists believe it's possible that more government stimulus — either interest rate cuts from the Federal Reserve or more spending by Congress — could set off a more vigorous economic boom that could expand the real output of the economy.
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This turn inward, away from public life to private, was due in part to the economic boom presided over by Ronald Reagan — people finally had the money to splurge on radicchio flown in from Italy and crème fraîche from France.
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Long the sort of impoverished backwater that people left in search of better lives, Henan has in recent years enjoyed the fruits of an economic boom that has raised incomes and given people a taste of middle class lifestyles and aspirations.
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Indeed, for all of the well-founded optimism around the euro zone's economic boom since late last year, the ECB is no doubt more worried than it can possibly let on that forward-looking indicators suggest it may already be slowing.
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The ruling Communist Party is keen to ensure that slowing growth neither brings social upheaval in the form of mass lay-offs, nor affects too badly the rise in living standards that three decades of economic boom and reform have bought.
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You can see this illustrated in a nostalgic post by the economist and blogger Noah Smith, in which he tallies the decade's many blessings: peace on earth, plunging crime rates, fewer teenage pregnancies and fewer abortions, a sustained economic boom.
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And why not remind voters that Bill Clinton, after raising income taxes in his first term, which resulted in slower growth, aligned himself with Republicans to slash the capital-gains tax by 30 percent, resulting in a late 1990s economic boom?
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In the decade following the 2003 U.S.-led invasion of Iraq, Kurdistan insulated itself against violence plaguing the rest of the country and enjoyed an economic boom fueled by rising Iraqi oil revenues, of which the region received a share.
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Cleary, artists do not benefit much from the economic boom they bring (with the exception of a thin demographic of superstar artists.) The study reiterates the common knowledge that practicing artists typically earn less than the average income in the country.
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At the start of my game they were pragmatic materialists, united more by a passion for science and engineering than any sense of greater purpose, but as their scientific progress drove an economic boom a lot of them became notably acquisitive.
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Many saw it not simply as the summer when Ireland became a true soccer nation — its loyalties having always been split between soccer, rugby, Gaelic football and hurling — but as the start of the country's economic boom in the 1990s.
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Local officials welcomed the economic boom driven by migrant smuggling, but amid pressure from the European Union to stem the flow of migrants passing through its territory, the Nigerien government cracked down on the industry in late 2015 and early 2016.
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The bill coincided with an economic boom, the cresting of the crack-cocaine wave and, according to one notorious theory, the unintended benefit of legalized abortion eliminating thousands of would-be criminals before they had a chance to be born.
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In the economic boom that followed, kawaii, defined as something both lovable and pitiable — which is to say, something lovable because it is naïve to forces larger than itself — provided both solace and consumerist distraction from dashed hopes for change.
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While the increased trade deficit can be read as another sign of an economic boom, economists worry that fights with China and others will hurt the U.S. Elsewhere in trade news: Britain and France settled a fight over scallop harvesting.
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But if not, we already know basically what they will say: Donald Trump and the Republican leadership are responsible for an economic boom that is helping working people, for the record highs of the stock market and the low unemployment rate.
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The Beltway is full of new construction, fabulous restaurants, Help Wanted signs are everywhere and the economic boom has been roaring non-stop since 1999, even during the recession when "Your Stimulus Money at Work Here" signs dotted road work projects.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese expressed warmth and gratitude toward Emperor Akihito ahead of his abdication on Tuesday, but judged his three-decade Heisei era as a period of difficulty and transition for Japan after the economic boom and confidence of the 1980s.
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It would be foolish to credit NAFTA with the '90s economic boom, but it is yet more foolish to pretend NAFTA devastated the American economy given the fact that unemployment fell from 6.6 percent in January 1994 to 4.0 percent in January 2000.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - There is no end in sight to Germany's economic boom and the next government should lower taxes gradually starting next year when the European Central Bank is expected to unwind its monetary stimulus, the Ifo institute's chief economist said on Thursday.
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Cutting taxes is not a very attractive option: even if it delivered an economic boom, the Welsh government would miss out on many of the gains because levies such as VAT and corporation tax will continue to flow to the Treasury in London.
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Sharing a love for a "certain faded 1970s and '80s glamour," the pair selected atmospheric locations in Tokyo hotels and cafes designed "when Japan was in the economic boom, bubble era" and storyboarded the shoots as though they were producing a film.
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Though nuclear weapons remain the pillar of Mr Kim's regime and are popular with ordinary North Koreans, the elites have also become attached to the minor economic boom over which Mr Kim has presided, says Andrei Lankov of Kookmin University in Seoul.
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Dos Santos' mild, inscrutable public demeanor belies his tight control of Angola, a former Portuguese colony where he has overseen an oil-backed economic boom and the reconstruction of infrastructure devastated by a 27-year-long civil war that ended in 2002.
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Part of the problem, some Qataris say, is that the country's economic boom during the era of high energy prices that lasted until mid-2014 rapidly pushed up standards of living - and expectations of what it means to be both wealthy and successful.
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The euro zone's economic boom had already paused in February and a Reuters poll earlier this month said growth had peaked, in news that may concern the European Central Bank as it looks to move away from an ultra-loose monetary policy.
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Immigration from Mexico to the United States is net-negative and has been since the Obama administration when a record amount of resources were put toward border security and Mexico experienced an economic boom and a surge in their middle-class ranks.
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Four years ago Mr Clinton drew on his credibility as the president who presided over an economic boom to tell voters that Mr Obama had inherited problems so grave that he could not be expected to fix them all in a single term.
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Under the Marshall Plan, our country provided billions of dollars in aid to Germany and 15 other nations, sparking an unprecedented economic boom, reviving infrastructure that was in shambles and building a foundation for sustained prosperity that Europeans enjoy to this day.
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"We have ended the war on American workers, we have stopped the assault on American industry, and we have launched an economic boom the likes of which we have never seen before," Mr. Trump said, to the sound of forks clinking on plates.
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The 212-2000 vote in favor of repeal capped an acrimonious public hearing interrupted by chanting supporters of the tax, conceived in response to a local economic boom that has driven up real estate costs at the expense of the working class.
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Seattle's city council on Monday approved a new tax for the city's biggest companies, including Amazon, to combat a housing crisis attributed in part to a local economic boom that has driven up real estate costs at the expense of the working class.
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Earlier in the day, Ms. Trump had repeated what her father has often said about dealing with the North: that it would be free of crippling sanctions and clear for an economic boom if Mr. Kim were to dismantle his nuclear program.
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For several years, the border across the Southwest has been in the midst of an economic boom, with new businesses and stores springing up to serve middle-class Mexican customers who have permission to cross into the United States on day trips.
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The new tax — dubbed the "Amazon Tax" by locals — will fund affordable housing and homeless services in a city whose economic boom, driven in no small part by Amazon, has priced many residents out of the area and forced some onto the streets.
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Sure, English is king in many African countries, fruit of the reach of the former British empire, but the continent also contains dozens of French-speaking countries, including some projected to lead the next economic boom, like Senegal and the Ivory Coast.
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But attitudes among top leaders shifted over the last several years, advocates said, as a wave of bad publicity revealed the nefarious activities of Chinese smugglers and as evidence mounted that China's economic boom had led to a surge in demand for ivory.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - China opened the world's longest sea-crossing bridge and tunnel on Tuesday, linking the financial center of Hong Kong, the gambling hub of Macau and western reaches of the Pearl River Delta at the heart of southern China's economic boom.
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As members of the poveristi, the artists that comprised Arte Povera forged an artistic rebellion against the sudden economic boom of the late 1950s and early '60s in Italy, and its quickly expanded middle class, through their use of dejected and unconventional materials.
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The emails, which were reviewed by Reuters, also shine a light on the part played by Western bankers in the heady days of Moscow's 2007 economic boom, when the Kremlin was moving to take over ever greater swathes of the Russian economy.
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But even though China's economic boom has delivered material wealth to millions, growing numbers are becoming frustrated that China's elite and ultra-wealthy -- many of whom got rich off the country's rapid industrialization that caused the pollution problem -- can protect themselves, but they can't.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France saw in March the steepest drop in the jobless total since economic boom days of 2000 in a rare boost for President Francois Hollande as he struggles to convince voters the economy is recovering a year away from a presidential election.
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The government has ruled out renationalising Alitalia, an airline that was once a symbol of Italy's post-war economic boom but is now struggling to compete at home against low-cost carriers and has not invested sufficiently in the more profitable long-haul routes.
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Go deeper: Amazon's other side of HQ2: A potential housing crunch Amazon's treasure trove of data Jeff Bezos' brilliant PR stunt Why Amazon's new headquarters won't guarantee economic boom This story has been updated to reflect corrected housing data provided by the Urban Institute.
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Haddad, who only became the Workers' Party candidate less than a month before the election, is promising a return to the days when — under former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva's premiership — the country enjoyed eight years of economic boom from 2003 to 2011.
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The 66-year-old former government official and People's Liberation Army veteran said it was time to hand over the reins of the company he founded in 1988 and built into a real estate powerhouse that rode on the back of China's economic boom.
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The parity in federal funds alone will produce, as it has done in the other 22019 territories that have joined the union after the original 13 colonies, an economic boom, which will be based on job creation and an improvement in quality of life.
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With inflation slowly rising, ECB policymakers are now debating whether to end its 2.55 trillion euro bond purchase scheme after September, taking a step in phasing out unconventional monetary policy as the 19-member currency bloc enjoys its best economic boom in a decade.
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Now, as a writer who often returns to Cleveland for periods of time, I see how economic boom and gentrification is creating a city that relies more heavily on police—with cops cracking down on things like homelessness by criminalizing panhandling with city ordinances.
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Voodoo has also crashed and burned at the state level: The Kansas experiment in radical tax cuts was a dismal failure, while California's tax hike under Jerry Brown, which conservatives declared a case of "economic suicide," was followed by a revenue and economic boom.
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In other words, if the tax reform is enacted, and the result is the kind of economic boom we've seen before, we could generate more than enough to "pay for" the tax cut AND leave an even larger amount to pay down the debt.
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Seattle is proud to be home to some of the most innovative and forward-thinking companies in the world, but we cannot deny that Seattle's economic boom and rising costs have left too many behind, particularly working families, people of color and older Americans.
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By then, the majority of senior users will be people currently in their early 50s and 60s, Liang said, a group with a higher level of education and income compared to generations who grew up prior to China's economic boom beginning in the 1980s.
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Regardless of who deserves the credit for the economic boom, and regardless of the very real problems still facing millions of middle- and working-class families, the numbers are strong enough to be used by Republicans on the campaign trail as a sign of success.
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Crivella's victory, partly fueled by the growing influence of evangelical voters, fortifies a rightward shift in Brazil following the 13-year reign of the leftist Workers Party, which presided over a long economic boom before cratering during the recession and an historic corruption scandal.
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Canada's immigration system has helped to drive both the country's population growth and a nearly uninterrupted economic boom over the past two decades, while making it a popular destination for skilled workers and refugees alike — and Trudeau has been a prime supporter of that system.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - President Tayyip Erdogan has revived plans to dig a canal on the edge of Istanbul despite opposition from hundreds of petitioners and the city's new mayor against the kind of mega project that has come to define Turkey's economic boom and bust.
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The massive amounts of US aid which came with the war helped kick start an economic boom which eventually saw South Korea become one of the leading Asian economies, and acknowledging the source of that growth remains a sensitive subject, said Yi, the historian.
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Millions of foreigners from south Asia, southeast Asia and elsewhere flocked to work in Saudi Arabia during the economic boom of the past decade, filling relatively low-paid posts in the oil industry, construction and services as well as many middle-management and professional positions.
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"Because in my view the previously globally synchronized economic boom was built on some rising financial risks, particularly an out-of-control shadow banking sector in China and a bubble in technology shares and investments," he said, speaking at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Switzerland.
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They noted that black unemployment and child poverty actually fell after welfare reform (many attribute this to the unrelated economic boom) and touted the expansion of the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) in the 1990s, which has become one of our country's biggest anti-poverty programs.
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Yet with Mr Ruto arraigned at the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague on charges of instigating violence after disputed elections in 29, and the economic boom slowing across Africa, what happens over the next year in the Rift Valley will be crucial to Kenya's fate.
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It is no accident that the economic boom in the late 19th- and mid-20th centuries — that built the middle class and made America the greatest economic power in the world — coincided with an energetic and unprecedented public investment in the nation's water and transportation infrastructure.
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Participants in the NAFTA energy market should instead take solace that the value of the North American integrated energy market is well understood as both an economic boom to American consumers, employment for the U.S. oil field workers, and more importantly, a critically valuable strategic asset.
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NEW YORK — President Donald Trump is betting much of his first term on a bold promise that tax cuts, revamped trade deals and deregulation will unleash the kind of sustained economic boom the United States hasn't seen since the dot-com days of the late 1990s.
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His goal is to shed light on the psychological costs of China's economic boom -- the ones borne by rural children whose parents have left their villages to work in China's cities, often for years at a time, leaving them in the care of grandparents or other relatives.
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That pattern is likely to repeat itself this year, thanks to an aging economic boom and changes to market structure that make it prone to sudden, violent moves, said Pinto, a former currency trader who climbed the ranks at J.P. Morgan to lead the world's biggest investment bank.
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In 2010, at the height of an oil-fueled economic boom, the OPEC nation had the highest per capita beer consumption in Latin America and the ninth-highest in the world, according to figures compiled by Japan's Kirin Holdings Co Ltd, which owns breweries in Brazil and Australia.
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But there has never been a time in our country's history during which real problems didn't exist, not when the Greatest Generation was helping to defeat Hitler, not when Lyndon B. Johnson was signing the Civil Rights Act, not during Reagan's "Morning in America" or Bill Clinton's economic boom.
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The attacks, described by the government as part of a coup attempt in Amhara, highlight the dangers Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed faces as he rolls out ambitious reforms in Africa's second most populous nation - a regional powerhouse whose economic boom is now threatened by deepening ethnic and regional fissures.
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Erba, whose violent shows with the H100s, 9 Shocks Terror, Gordon Solie Motherfuckers, and Fuck You Pay Me left a trail of devastation dating back to the 90s, barnstorms late-night TV in a week that spurs an economic boom from the national effort required to repair the damage.
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The motel was on a chunk of downtown property where Amazon planned to eventually erect yet another set of sparkling buildings to meet its insatiable need for office space in this city, where it has come to embody both the region's economic boom and its struggles with affordability.
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Instead, it's been a huge factor in the state's economic boom — over the past 40 years, its population and economy have grown faster than the rest of the US. California has always been one of the least fossil fuel-dependent states, what with its temperate climate and abundant hydro.
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"There has been an economic boom for some people but not enough people, and certainly not enough people who look like me," said Joyce Wilson Harley, a survey respondent and former Democratic elected official in South Orange, N.J. Ms. Harley, who is black, said she was doing fine financially.
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A 70-year-old metalworker and union leader who governed Brazil from 2003 until 2010, Lula presided over an economic boom that raised Brazil's profile on the world stage, lifted more than 40 million people out of poverty and enabled him to hand-pick a successor candidate, President Dilma Rousseff.
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The large-scale immigration from Turkey and North Africa that began a half-century ago at a time of economic boom has — at a time of economic stagnation — led to near-ghettos in or around many European cities where the jobless descendants of those migrants are sometimes radicalized by Wahhabi clerics.
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But Xi is facing major tests including the ongoing US-China trade war, rising pork prices and his defining Belt and Road Initiative, a hugely ambitious trade and infrastructure mega-project linking China to markets across central Asia, Europe and Africa that is failing to deliver the economic boom it once promised.
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And while many Brexit supporters say they're concerned about immigration, this is actually a shorthand for a larger set of social anxieties held by many Britons — especially older voters in outlying parts of the UK. The post-industrial economy has delivered an economic boom for some British people and stagnation for others.
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Sadly, especially at a time that the Federal Reserve is engaged in taking away the punch bowl that fueled the last emerging market economic boom by raising U.S. interest rates, there are three reasons to believe that Brazil could very well be on the road to a full-blown exchange rate crisis.
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With a population of over 1.2 billion, India, the 7th largest economy on the planet, may not be able to maintain a symmetrical pace towards economic development vis-à-vis its rival economies, due to its poor education expenditure; hence, India's status as an economic powerhouse can turn into an ephemeral, economic boom.
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"Clearly it would be a tremendous economic boom for us to be able to capture 500 new, very well-paying jobs, bringing in some of the best and brightest in agricultural research from across the country — it would do wonders not only for our communities, but the state as a whole," Kelly said.
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He added, "I'm not sure they would even want me to come at this moment," because of the perception in Iran that the long-anticipated result of the deal — a freeing up of tens of billions of dollars in frozen assets, a flood of investment and an economic boom — was a false hope.
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The share of profits in national income fluctuates, but it has been a lot higher in recent years than it was during the great stock surge of the late 1990s — that is, we've had a profits boom without a comparably large economic boom, making the relationship between profits and prosperity weak at best.
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As Woods would do more than 211996 years later, Palmer, a son of a golf pro at his hometown Latrobe Country Club, almost single-handedly stimulated TV coverage of golf, widening the game's popularity among a postwar generation of World War II veterans enjoying economic boom times and a sprawling green suburbia.
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Rome has ruled out renationalising Alitalia, an airline that was once a symbol of Italy's post-war economic boom but is now struggling to compete at home against low-cost carriers and high speed trains, and has not invested sufficiently in the higher-margin long-haul routes to get back to profit.
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The backdrop: As Axios' Jonathan Swan and Mike Allen reported earlier this month, the Trump campaign already rollout 2020 plans to secure a second term in the White House — and has been holding campaign-style rallies in key states since taking office, with a focus on the economic boom and border security.
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"No matter what they do now, it is very difficult to overcome the embarrassment of letting go one of the most high-profile suspects" of corporate scandal since Japan's economic boom that followed World War II. — CNN's Isil Sariyuce in Istanbul and Anna-Maja Rappard in New York contributed to this article.
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In the late 1980s, Mr. Conde's rapid rise to prominence, as well as his flamboyant appearance and lifestyle, came to symbolize Spain's financial deal-making and economic boom of that era — a period of excess partly propelled by the huge subsidies that the country received after joining the European Union in 1986.
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Market-friendly reforms from newly elected President Jair Bolsonaro, notably on pensions, were supposed to trigger a long-awaited market and economic boom in Brazil, while Mexico's political shift left with the election of President Manuel Lopez Obrador last July didn't push the economy off a cliff, as some economists had feared.
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The 70-year-old former metalworker, still a hero to blue-collar Brazilians because of an economic boom that created millions of jobs during his two terms as president, has known since his days as a union leader how to cast himself as the victim of an oppressive elite, galvanizing the working class behind him.
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On the domestic front the concessions and restraint required to pull the CDU, the CSU and the SPD back together for one more reluctant grand coalition made—perhaps unavoidably—for a fairly visionless coalition deal that mostly disburses the fruits of Germany's economic boom to various favoured interest groups and tackles issues like immigrant integration.
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Addressing a crowd outside a suburban restaurant in Altoona, Mr Cruz rewrote the history of the Reagan era to omit all mention of its spiralling deficits, instead claiming that tax cuts and deregulation triggered an economic boom in the 1980s, funding a military build-up that led to Soviet defeat in the cold war.
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That cross-border trade has been hurt by sanctions, but recently developments on the Korean Peninsula have seen a spike in housing prices in Dandong, a city on the Chinese side of the North Korean border, as speculators hope for a new economic boom following Kim's multiple visits to China and the upcoming Trump summit.
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The coming economic boom will be greater than the Reagan years in the 85033s and, with the flattened playing field brought to you by American technology, more small business owners and American workers than ever before will be able to take advantage of the additional capital and disposable income flooding into the U.S. economy.
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Allowing an open discussion of what happened would raise serious questions about the judgment of a purportedly infallible party; about whether China's economic boom might actually have been delayed by the massacre; about whether China would be even more prosperous today, like Hong Kong or Taiwan, had it adopted democratic reforms sought by the protesters.
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As Gavin Kroeber, artistic director of New Cities, Future Ruins, reminded attendants, the Sun Belt is, at least in the American imaginary, the Rust Belt's foil: if the Rust Belt is a post-industrial wasteland of economic depression and pollution, then the Sun Belt is the wave of the future, gleaming urban sprawl and economic boom.
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He decried special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election as a "witch hunt," railed against journalists covering the event and touted an economic boom under his tenure in office.
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Fueled by an economic boom, a revival of urban areas, a proliferation of Uber and Lyft cars and an explosive growth in package deliveries propelled by the rise of Amazon, the average speed in urban downtowns fell to 211.8 miles per hour last year, down from 212.2 miles per hour in 22013, according to INRIX, a transportation analytics company.
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That would bring it to levels last seen in 2000, the height of the economic boom after World War II. The only negative in the report was a slight drop in the share of Americans who are either working or looking for a job, paced by a 228.66,0003 increase in the number of people not in the labor force.
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Brokers, economists, analysts, strategists, and other hacks of various stripes all get paid to have an explanation for it, so they came up with this: The stock-market surge was simply an anticipation of the economic boom that would follow once a real estate showman-cum-reality-television star made his way to the Oval Office.
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Hours before the film was set to premiere in front of a local audience, WIRED sat down with them and other cast members inside the Fairmont Hotel, high atop San Francisco's poshest hill, full of mansions built by railroad barons during the city's original economic boom, to talk about how the tech industry is bulldozing the city they've always called home.
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Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE's tax increase in 1993 didn't cause the economic boom that followed in the 1990s, but at the very least it shows that higher levies on high-income households need not interfere with faster economic growth.
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Presidential hopeful Andrew YangAndrew YangCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE on Tuesday said that not all aspects of China's behavior towards the United States should be considered a threat, saying the country is in the midst of an economic boom.
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The 2016 Race If Donald J. Trump wins the White House and proceeds to persuade Congress to pass his tax agenda, middle-class Americans will get a small tax cut, wealthy Americans and businesses will get a huge tax cut, and the budget deficit will widen substantially unless there is the type of economic boom he promises amid lower taxes and lighter regulation.
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But the recent economic boom in Philadelphia, long one of the most affordable big cities in the Washington-to-Boston corridor, has led to rent increases even in poor and working-class neighborhoods, and many landlords are now refusing to accept the vouchers when they can get higher rents, without the bureaucratic red tape that plagues the program, on the open market.
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In backing every single project in the development pipeline that day, Ms. Trauss laid out a platform that would make her a celebrity of Bay Area politics: how expensive new housing today would become affordable old housing tomorrow, how San Francisco was blowing its chance to harness the energy of an economic boom to mass-build homes that generations of residents could enjoy.
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If you turn on the cable networks then chances are you see nonstop coverage of the special counsel investigation, analysis of every tweet by Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, or efforts to downplay the recent economic boom.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's chief economic adviser Larry Kudlow said Friday that the latest jobs numbers are proof that the economic boom in the U.S. is gaining traction.
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And Milan is where many of Italy's pivotal changes of the last century — good and bad — started: Fascism in 1919; resistance to Fascism in the 1940s; the economic boom of the 1960s; political turmoil in the 1970s; the rise of a modern socialism and the populist Northern League in the 1980s; and the narcissistic politics of Mr. Berlusconi in the mid-1990s (20 years before Donald Trump!).
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WAPNER: RIGHT BUT THE DISCONNECT, LARRY, SEEMS TO BE THAT THERE ARE A GROWING NUMBER OF PEOPLE WHO DON'T THINK THAT IT IS AS SUSTAINABLE FOR AS LONG AS YOU GUYS DO. KUDLOW: WELL, ONE OF THE GREAT PARTS OF THE STORY IN 2018 IS THAT WE HAVE ENTERED AN ECONOMIC BOOM, AGAIN, IN MY VIEW, WE'VE ENTERED AN ECONOMIC VIEW THAT VIRTUALLY EVERYONE SAID WOULD BE IMPOSSIBLE.
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Ouattara has promised to reduce poverty, promote ethnic and political reconciliation, write a new constitution and share the benefits of an economic boom more widely following nearly a decade of crisis that culminated in a civil war in 2011.. Ivory Coast is the world's top cocoa grower but many say they have not shared in wealth generated by economic growth rates of around 9 percent in each of the past three years.
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Back here at home, the economic boom under President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, unleashed through the "Make America Great Again" agenda of tax cuts, deregulation, and energy development, has produced the lowest unemployment in nearly 50 years and the highest growth rate in years.
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