In the upper left corner of the table is the "most pessimistic" scenario of 1.83-percent annual growth — which reflects both low productivity growth and the most pessimistic labor-force participation trend.
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By the most pessimistic estimate, 250,00 lives are at risk.
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But even in the most pessimistic scenario it is impressive.
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In America, they used to be the most pessimistic about the future.
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Harvey would make true Berger's most pessimistic projections and refuse to leave.
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Mr Trump's biggest fans are the most pessimistic Americans, working-class whites.
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That's the most pessimistic outlook since 2005, according to Bespoke Investment Group.
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Chinese firms were the most pessimistic since the poll began in 2009.
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"He's one of the most pessimistic people I've ever known," McGuane said.
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The most pessimistic scenario gives a loss in purchasing power of 2.5 percent.
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The most pessimistic of great liberal thinkers may not have been pessimistic enough.
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The most pessimistic view was for the single currency to lose about 15 percent.
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The most pessimistic call was 7.60 in a year, similar to last month's poll.
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Even some of the most pessimistic analysts find relatively modest effects on domestic workers.
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Five economists predicted an outright contraction, with the most pessimistic forecasting a 0.6 percent decline.
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As a whole, Wall Street is the most pessimistic its ever been about Tesla's stock.
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I didn't anticipate how awful it would feel to have my most pessimistic assumptions confirmed.
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" Specht was my most pessimistic prognosticator, stating that she doesn't "imagine that ever being created.
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The most pessimistic forecaster, Bayern LB, downgraded their 12-month view by nearly 40 cents.
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Sean Baker's delightful and tragic The Florida Project is perhaps the most pessimistic of the bunch.
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He put a 228.3,21 target on the market, but was by far not the most pessimistic.
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The Interpreter WASHINGTON — Yascha Mounk is used to being the most pessimistic person in the room.
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"I'm the most pessimistic one in our office, because I've been burned so many times," Ward says.
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However, since that meeting, Trump's actions on climate change have stunned even the most pessimistic climate advocates.
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Weather experts call the storm unprecedented, and note that it's gone beyond even the most pessimistic forecasts.
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North America is split — Canada is among the most optimistic countries, while Mexico is the most pessimistic.
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The most pessimistic view predicted the economy contracting by 2%, not seen since the global financial crisis.
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No one – not even the most pessimistic of economists – is predicting that for the next two quarters.
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This month's BAML poll showed investors at their most pessimistic on global growth since the 2008 financial crisis.
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When it came, the defeat by 149 votes was a surprise to even the most pessimistic government flaks.
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Barclays predicted a 1.0 to 1.5 percentage point hit, which was the most pessimistic call in the poll.
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Retail sales rose 7.6% in July, well off consensus of 8.6% and weaker than the most pessimistic forecast.
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Even the most pessimistic veterans thought that with over 28503 cosponsors and bipartisan support, this bill would pass.
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The most pessimistic age group is 45 to 64; Those in the 65-plus group are least pessimistic.
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The fact that Trump showed up the most pessimistic expectations is, on a PR level, a clear win.
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He says prices in the capital would fall 10 percent if there were no deal, the most pessimistic forecast.
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By the most pessimistic projections, the stadium would be up and running by now, had it been quickly approved.
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But if it has not, then under even the most pessimistic assumptions possible it will do so in 2018.
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Still, the 12-month forecast for the yuan was the most pessimistic median in Reuters polls conducted this year.
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You have a stat in the book that working-class whites are currently the most pessimistic group in America.
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The factory PMI dropped two points to 56.6 from 58.6, matching the most pessimistic forecast in a Reuters poll.
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The most pessimistic forecast for growth next year in India matches the most optimistic figure for China, 7 percent.
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The most pessimistic forecast in the latest poll was 7.75 by Rabobank, a rate not seen since early 2007.
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But it increases to 35 percent over the next two years, with the most pessimistic call at 75 percent.
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The added inches of global sea-level rise places the planet on track with the IPCC's most pessimistic predictions.
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Even under the most pessimistic carbon emissions scenarios, the study predicts that a boreal forest refuge area will remain intact.
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So the media dwells on the most pessimistic projections, ensuring that polling, no matter how divorced from reality, shapes it.
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A 6 percent rise would mean revenue of 6.86 billion euros, below the most pessimistic forecast in the Reuters poll.
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Rabobank has the most pessimistic forecast for the yuan - 7.75 per dollar in 12 months - a view held since August.
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Asia-Pacific region CFOs are by far the most pessimistic about the short-term outlook for the U.S. stock market.
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The top end of that range was below the most pessimistic analyst estimate of $250.4 million, Thomson Reuters data showed.
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The reality is that if Trump fires Mueller, the midterms could be even worse than the most pessimistic prognosticators imagine.
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Less optimistic figures put the population around 130 million by 0003, and the most pessimistic say fewer than 100 million.
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And none of them — not even the most pessimistic — could've imagined the epistemic anarchy unleashed by Facebook or YouTube algorithms.
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In the latest poll, the 12-month renminbi forecast was the most pessimistic median in Reuters polls since August last year.
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Yet even the most pessimistic scenarios for the future of fossil fuels suggest better growth prospects for gas than for oil.
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Sales dropped 47 percent to 21.4 million euros, which was even below the most pessimistic poll estimate of 26.9 million euros.
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JT Asset Management - the most pessimistic - slashed the valuation to around 30 percent below ZTE's last close of 31.31 yuan ($4.98).
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The most pessimistic call for the probability of a recession in one year also has crept up, from 60% to 70%.
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At 5% of a year's GDP it's several times greater than the worst possible losses estimated by the most pessimistic economists.
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"During the quarter, the industry faced another precipitous decline in activity, exceeding even the most pessimistic predictions," Chief Executive Martin Craighead said.
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Unsurprisingly, consumers were most pessimistic when asked for their views on buying a vehicle or major household item like a washing machine.
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Democrats who are most economically pessimistic are most enthusiastic about Sanders, and Republicans who are most pessimistic feel most positively about Trump.
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Nevertheless, even the most pessimistic forecaster expected the currency to remain far from the 22 per dollar all-time low reached in January.
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A Reuters poll had predicted a modest rise to 59.93 and even the most pessimistic economist surveyed had predicted a reading of 48.4.
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The services PMI fell to 54.7 from 56.3, well below even the most pessimistic forecaster in a Reuters poll of over 40 economists.
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China's retail sales in July rose 7.6% from a year earlier, down from 9.8% in June and weaker than the most pessimistic forecast.
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Of the three marquee Mexican muralists, Orozco was the least politically hard-line, the most pessimistic by temperament, and the most poetic-minded.
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We were very prepared for the most pessimistic outcome, but I don't think we ever let ourselves prepare for the most optimistic one.
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The fact is that even the most pessimistic reports, evaluated responsibly, don't suggest climate change will end human civilization, much less within our lifetimes.
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That was well below even the most pessimistic forecast in a Reuters poll where the median expectation was for a modest rise to 52.8.
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Retail sales growth was also weaker than the most pessimistic forecast, after a jump in July that many analysts had predicted would be temporary.
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French and Italians are the most pessimistic in their economic outlook and are most likely to view nationalists positively (36 percent in each country).
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The most pessimistic scenarios were eye-poppingly bad — see Figure 1 — showing a worse slump than the one that followed the 2008 financial crisis.
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And even if the most pessimistic environmental forecast were to prove true, Lawson believes, society would do what it has done for centuries: adapt.
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Professional investors are at their most pessimistic since before the election of President Donald Trump, despite a bull market that continues to roll along.
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Auto and real estate firms were the most pessimistic, but the number of respondents for each of those sectors was low at three companies.
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However, quite a few strategists predicted the rupee would fall below 68 per dollar in a year, with the most pessimistic view was at 71.66.
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Supporters of President Emmanuel Macron's party were the most optimistic, the poll showed, while those of the far-right National Front were the most pessimistic.
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Despite their professed joie de vivre and enviable quality of life, the French in recent years have ranked among the most pessimistic people on earth.
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When the European heat wave washed over Greenland, it induced ice melt that even the most pessimistic climate models hadn't expected to see until 2070.
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While the median forecast showed the rupee will not retest Tuesday's low, the 12-month view was the most pessimistic in Reuters polls since December.
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If you're in TV, a lot of people in TV are probably the most pessimistic about the future of TV. Because they don't even realize.
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In 2010, political scientists Brendan Nyhan and Jason Reifler published one of the most talked about (and most pessimistic) findings in all of political psychology.
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In one of the most pessimistic outlooks for sterling yet among the world's big banks, they also said it could fall towards parity with the euro.
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The Trump administration could well awaken a protectionist impulse at big domestic firms that lies not far beneath the surface, reckon the most pessimistic of all.
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As you argue in the book, it's revealing that working-class whites are the most pessimistic group in America, despite suffering less poverty than other groups.
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The most pessimistic take short positions in a select group of what they consider to be the poorest-quality stocks, likely to falter in bear markets.
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But, but, but: Even my most pessimistic sources tell me they think the political urgency to get something done will override the concerns of the holdouts.
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"We outperformed the most optimistic expectations and Sanders underperformed the most pessimistic expectations," said Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti (D), a co-chairman for Biden's campaign.
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"That's the most pessimistic view on wages that we've seen from the RBA in a while," said Michael Blythe, an economist at Commonwealth Bank of Australia.
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In its most pessimistic scenario, the report said there could be a 41 percent plunge in passengers at Britain's biggest airports between March 2018 and March 2019.
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Even so, the leaders crossed the finish line about 20 minutes later than the organizers' most pessimistic prediction — and that was based on the original start time.
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Cecchini said he was most pessimistic about transportation and regional bank stocks, the two sectors that are giving off many of the negative readings he's concerned about.
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The poll also gave a median one-in-three probability of euro/dollar parity or below over the coming year, with the most pessimistic call at 90 percent.
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But even by those standards, what happened over the past 72 hours was a disaster the likes of which not even the most pessimistic Republican could have predicted.
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Those in the U.K. and Germany are the most pessimistic of all, with only 24 percent of people in each country saying emerging tech will provide job opportunities.
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Silver's polling model currently gives Hillary Clinton only a 65 percent chance of winning the White House, which makes it the most pessimistic of the major polling models.
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"The outlook over the coming three months signaled further woes, with panellists' assessment of industry-wide financial prospects at the most pessimistic since the end of 2011," Hayes added.
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The report says that in the most pessimistic scenario, there could be a 41 percent fall in passenger demand from Britain's biggest airports between March 2018 and March 2019.
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By sector, IT services firms, transport as well as other services were the most pessimistic with 40-45 percent of companies worried they would be left short of employees.
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A study done for the city by Cushman and Wakefield projected that the amount could be as little as $7 million, or in the most pessimistic version, $205 million.
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The report published by Brussels-based CEEMET, an umbrella group which represents 200,000 manufacturers across Europe, gives one of the most pessimistic forecasts of the impact of a possible 'Brexit'.
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Two-thirds of those who gave a year-ahead forecast predicted the currency to be weaker - trading at more than 70 per dollar, with the most pessimistic call at 80.
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The most pessimistic interpretation of this, put forward by Professor Robert J. Gordon of Northwestern University, is that the big impact innovations of the IT revolution have been exhausted. Prof.
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In the charity's most pessimistic scenario - where little or no action is taken - damages caused by climate change will cost the world an added $6 billion a year from 2030.
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Meanwhile, perhaps the most pessimistic outlook comes from Boston-based asset management firm GMO, which expects real returns of -3.6% for U.S. large-cap stocks and -1% for small-cap stocks.
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JAPAN: SURVEY'S MOST PESSIMISTIC WITH SUBINDEX AT 46 VS 77 Sentiment fell the most this survey in Japan, where firms said they were worried about stagnating consumption and exchange rate fluctuation.
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In other words, it's hard to imagine a future scenario where assumptions 1 and 2 will both hold true, producing the most pessimistic of the possible outcomes modeled in the report.
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Add in the indirect effects of the downturn in the oil industry and the net impact of cheap oil may even have been a bigger decline than JPMorgan's most pessimistic estimate.
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Midwesterners had the most pessimistic view of how their personal finances changed over the past 12 months compared with residents of other parts of the country, according to a new Hill.
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While Tusa may have the most pessimistic view of GE's stock, other analysts gave repeated caution after GE's first quarter that the worst may not yet be behind the industrial conglomerate.
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The survey also showed that 31 percent of its members said the investment environment was deteriorating — the most pessimistic response AmCham has received since it started asking the question in 2011.
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Considering its 503-1 start in Big East play, even the most pessimistic Creighton fan likely could not have imagined a scenario in which the Bluejays would have to sweat out a .
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As a recent CNN poll shows, white working-class and rural voters without a college degree are not the poorest of Americans, but they are the most pessimistic about their future prospects.
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One poll last year found that French people are the most pessimistic on Earth, with 81% grumbling that the world is getting worse and only 3% saying that it is getting better.
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The group most pessimistic about the thought that anyone in the country can work hard to get ahead is Americans between 45 and 64 who are thinking about retirement, the survey found.
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Companies in other mature economies such as Korea and Japan were among the most pessimistic, while firms in the Philippines, Thailand, Malaysia - the rapidly developing Southeast Asia region - were the most optimistic.
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While the median figure implied a 9.0% appreciation from Tuesday, it was 2.2% weaker than the 12-month estimate for the real in August and the most pessimistic prediction since last December.
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And even if the most pessimistic poll numbers about Trump are correct, he still has a much better chance to win this election than any third-party candidate in more than 100 years.
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From 1981 to 2016, they found that the top 10 percent of stocks analysts were most hopeful about generally had poorer growth than the 10 percent of stocks they were most pessimistic about.
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As our briefing on young Arabs sets out (see Briefing), the Middle East is where people are most pessimistic and most fearful that the next generation will fare worse than the current one.
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But it's hard to imagine even the most pessimistic Biden backers could have envisioned what happened -- what looks like a fifth-place finish (and a total of zero delegates out of the state).
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There was broad divergence in the estimates retrieved by Reuters, with the most optimistic eyeing a 0.9% monthly rise and the most pessimistic seeing a fall of 0.5% - the same outcome as in April.
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When I arrived in the city, six days later, it was as though some demon had, at least for a few days, turned the most pessimistic predictions for the country's future into grim reality.
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Takada's view, the most pessimistic on Wall Street, is based on macro and quantitative data including flows from hedge funds and other players, which showed sentiment is approaching the lowest level of the current cycle.
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The planning ministry had in mid-2019 given Widodo three scenarios for growth, with the most pessimistic seeing average GDP growth of 4.33% a year, a middle scenario of 5.7% and the most optimistic 6%.
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The comments are among the most pessimistic about the Middle East's future from the nation's top spy and reflect growing conviction within the administration that the protracted instability will outlast President Obama's time in office.
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Firms in the tech and telecoms sector - where valuations have already been hit by concerns over slowing global demand - were one of the most pessimistic in the survey with their lowest-ever reading of 44.
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Scientists didn't expect to see Greenland melt at this rate for another 50 years: By the last week of July, the melting had reached levels that climate models projected for 2070 in the most pessimistic scenario.
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Congressional Budget Office estimates of its impact across four years show that even if you believe the most pessimistic assessments, it added hundreds of billions of dollars to total economic output and supported millions of jobs.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Global investors have the most pessimistic outlook on the world economy since the 22016 financial crisis, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch's monthly survey, which also showed a sharp fall in U.S. equity allocations.
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Chilean economic activity rose 0.5 percent in July from the same month last year, below even the most pessimistic forecasts, as growth in the services and retail sectors was weighed down by declines in manufacturing and mining.
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Congressional Budget Office estimates of its impact across four years show that even if you believe the most pessimistic assessments, it added hundreds of billions of dollars to total economic output and supported millions of jobs (See chart here).
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At the start of the week, the yuan, which is closely managed by the Chinese authorities, fell as far as 6.72 per dollar, weaker than the most pessimistic one-month forecast of 6.60 in the last monthly Reuters poll.
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The most pessimistic call was for it to weaken to 7.85 per dollar in a year, the weakest view ever in about eight years of Reuters polls on the yuan, and a rate not reached in a dozen years.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The mood among German investors plummeted in August to its most pessimistic since the peak of the euro zone debt crisis, a leading survey showed on Tuesday, heightening concerns that Europe's biggest economy is heading for recession.
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In the most pessimistic projections, a full nuclear exchange could drop Earth's temperature down by 17-20 degrees Fahrenheit, which would be utterly catastrophic to life as we knew it ... and still much warmer than Mars or the Moon.
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"The problem is that the economic data release has accelerated even the most pessimistic concerns regarding the health of the South African economy," said Jameel Ahmad, global head of currency strategy and market research at online trading platform FXTM.
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"Time to buckle up," said Josh Holmans from Valunation, one of the most pessimistic respondents to a separate study by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors which predicted price falls in central London over the next year without giving figures.
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"Our most pessimistic expectations put the deficit at 2.1 to 2.3 percent (of gross domestic product)," Varga said, adding that he did not rule out a lower figure closer to the government's original 2 percent target for the full year.
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As Ajit Pai is quick to remind us, the statute of limitations will last beyond the end of the shutdown, even in the most pessimistic scenarios, and there's nothing to stop them from taking you to court after the government reopens.
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The central bank has said in its most pessimistic scenario, where increased tariff and non-tariff barriers significantly reduce trade flows between Ireland and the United Kingdom, Irish GDP could be 3.2 percent lower over a period of 10 years.
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" The most pessimistic scenario is called "Zheng He," named after a 15th-century Chinese naval explorer: "An alternate nation exercises leadership over the space domain and has introduced laws and processes that promote their interests or limit the actions of rivals.
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Individual investors are the most pessimistic about stock performance they have been in more than five years, with 49 percent expecting the market to fall in the next six months, according to a survey by the American Association of Individual Investors.
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Individual investors are the most pessimistic about stock performance they have been in more than five years, with 49 percent expecting the market to fall in the next six months, according to a widely followed survey by the American Association of Individual Investors.
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To get a handle on the relationship between candidate support and economic pessimism, I combined four survey questions from the ANES 2016 pilot study into a single measure, giving each respondent an economic pessimism rating from 0 (least pessimistic) to 1 (most pessimistic).
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Mr. Trump already has nearly 1,113 delegates, and even the most pessimistic projections would give him another 120 from West Virginia, New Jersey and three states — Washington, Oregon and New Mexico — that award their delegates proportionally, putting him about 120 delegates away from the nomination.
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And yet white people may now be the most pessimistic group about the direction of the country; a 2015 Atlantic/Aspen Institute poll found that 81 percent of whites believe that "the American dream is suffering," while 57 percent of their African-American counterparts do.
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And when even the most pessimistic poll aggregator gave Clinton somewhere between a 1-in-3 and 1-in-4 chance of losing the presidency, well, Colbert's decision to gear his program toward a Clinton victory, if only subtly, must have seemed pretty smart.
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Individual investors are the most pessimistic about stock performance they have been in more than five years, with 49 percent expecting the market to fall in the next six months, according to a widely-followed survey by the American Association of Individual Investors covering the latest week.
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"India is obviously one of those countries with higher exposure to commodities, especially oil imports, dragging the current account to a deeper stretch going forward and this is basically negative for INR," said Prakash Sakpal, economist at ING, who has the most pessimistic 12-month call of 72.80.
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Instead of letting that doomsday scenario overwhelm you, Evans recommends getting a handle on your eco-anxiety with the following approaches: There's still time to prevent — with drastic action — the catastrophic effects of climate change, but people may hear only the most pessimistic reports and then hopelessly tune out.
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The company, which is majority-owned by Spain's Telefonica , said first-quarter operating income before depreciation and amortisation (OIBDA) fell 4.2 percent to 379 million euros ($428.7 million), missing even most pessimistic expectation of 393 million euros in a Reuters poll, with an average of 410 million euros.
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Season 1's "National Anthem," is the most overtly critical of power (it's about the British prime minister being put in an impossibly vile position); Season 2's "White Bear" is the most outright disturbing; and "The Waldo Moment" is the most pessimistic about the populace at large.
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Its deputy leader, Wolfgang Kubicki, sounded the most pessimistic after the talks, telling ARD TV the parties were "still so far apart on key issues such as migration, fighting climate change, finances and domestic security, that I can't imagine how we can get together in the short time available".
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The cold weather in Britain and northwestern Europe is to some extent a mirror image of the "sudden stratospheric warming" in the arctic, experts say, referring to a disturbance in the polar jet stream that has alarmed scientists and forced some to reconsider even the most pessimistic forecasts for climate change.
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Scientists didn&apost expect to see Greenland melt at this rate for another 50 years: By the last week of July, the melting had reached levels that scientists with the United Nations&apos Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) had projected for the year 2070, in the most pessimistic scenario.
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"Seasonal distortions around the Chinese New Year holiday has added noise to the export data in the past two months, and in our view explain most of the surprise (relative to consensus)," said analysts at Goldman Sachs, whose estimate for a 20 percent export drop was the most pessimistic in the Reuters poll.
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We will destroy ourselves: 5Total: 12 Season 2, episode 3 Perhaps the most pessimistic if only because this is now reality, "The Waldo Moment" occurs in a world where a literal cartoon is elected to public office because the public liked his frankness and misguidedly thought it would bring about positive change.
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The paper found that investing in the stocks that analysts were most pessimistic in a given year about would have yielded an average 15 percent in extra returns (in stock terms, a profit) the following year, compared to a 3 percent return that would have been made from investing in the predicted champs.
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"Seasonal distortions around the Chinese New Year holiday has added noise to the export data in the past two months, and in our view explain most of the surprise (relative to consensus)," said analysts at Goldman Sachs, whose estimate for a 23 percent export drop was the most pessimistic in the Reuters poll.
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"To put that 2.1 percent cumulative decline in real growth into context, that's roughly a quarter to a third of the total Brexit costs estimated in the most pessimistic assessments prior to the EU referendum and almost equal to the full costs of some of the more optimistic assessments," the team noted.
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Despite the most pessimistic forecasts predicting CLO issuance will fall more than 30% this year, 2017 has gotten off to a strong start, buttressed by falling Triple A spreads, with US$6.993bn of CLOs arranged through February 22 compared to US$1.7bn during the same time period in 2016, according to LPC Collateral data.
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That in turn would bring into question the right of British carriers to fly routes within the EU. The most pessimistic within the industry, including Michael O'Leary, the boss of Ryanair, say that unless a new bilateral agreement is agreed, there is a real prospect that flights between Britain and the continent will be halted altogether in March 2019.
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The most pessimistic, who believe that Mr Trump is an unprincipled demagogue staging a hostile takeover of their party, may compare Mr Pence to a puppet CEO kept on as a figurehead by the corporate raiders who now control his business—only to discover that nobody reports to him and his diary contains nothing but golf.
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Biden claims second in delegate chase: The real fight at the moment is not to beat Sanders in delegates collected on Super Tuesday -- even the most pessimistic projections for the Vermont senator assume he wins the most -- but rather to be the person who takes the second most delegates, and, by extension, can make the case as the Bernie alternative.
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CIA Director Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoAfghan president vows to take revenge after Islamic State attack on wedding The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Latest pro-democracy rally draws tens of thousands in Hong Kong MORE said in October that Pyongyang was within months of being able to hit targets across the United States, the most pessimistic assessment about its capabilities ever made.
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