Although sales have been positive, foot traffic continues to stagnate.
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While sales have been positive, foot traffic continues to stagnate.
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Twitter, like Yahoo, has allowed itself to stagnate, said Pachter.
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He also explains how technology might stagnate frontal cortex development.
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They believe the economy will stagnate in the coming years.
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But as his career took off, hers started to stagnate.
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The Switch, while selling well, is starting to see sales stagnate.
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Go deeper: In California's blue utopia, liberal health care dreams stagnate
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But the benchmark index is then forecast to stagnate until June.
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You can't let decision fatigue get you down; otherwise, you'll stagnate.
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Cave and the Bad Seeds have never been satisfied to stagnate.
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Meanwhile, in America, unions lost power and wages began to stagnate.
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Market concentration causes wages to stagnate because it reduces competition for labor.
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Go deeper: Facebook is looking for new income as display ads stagnate
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I want to explore new mediums and better myself, and not stagnate.
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They're fearful that that's the one thing that can stagnate the economy.
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The NFDA expects the industry's revenue to stagnate between 2016 and 2021.
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But a year later, Apple Watch developer interest has seemed to stagnate.
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Male blue-collar workers in rich countries have seen their earnings stagnate.
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If you don't have any forgiveness in you, it makes you stagnate.
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We get it; life's too short to stagnate in a "meh" job.
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Without higher levels of productivity, long-term economic growth potential will stagnate.
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Now productivity keeps increasing but real wages and median family income stagnate.
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As things currently stand, overall economic output could more or less stagnate.
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While sales have been positive, the number of customer visits continues to stagnate.
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The economy will stagnate thanks to a mixture of uncertainty and business flight.
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Most other forecasters expect Italy's economy to stagnate this year rather than shrink.
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There's also this big diversity, which makes it interesting so it won't stagnate.
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LSI, whose products include anti-microbials for paints, saw first-quarter sales stagnate.
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Jobs move overseas and wages stagnate, but Americans buy more stuff than ever.
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"Apple is just mature at this point, and mature brands stagnate," she said.
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People with fewer skills were seeing their wages stagnate, the labor markets evaporate.
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Shares continued to stagnate through 8003, when Boeing underwent a change in leadership.
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However, like many products that see rapid sales growth, those sales eventually stagnate.
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A bipartisan effort to stabilize the insurance markets has also appeared to stagnate.
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With iPad sales continuing to stagnate, focusing on education makes a lot of sense.
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It could stagnate the inventory of home sales, which could drive up housing prices.
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As a result, transit authorities raise fares even as wages nationwide stagnate or decline.
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The office is the primary place for productivity levels to either soar or stagnate.
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As cash pours into safe assets like government bonds, demand slackens and economies stagnate.
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Yet, the micro features of our economy — particularly in small towns — continue to stagnate.
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" And when economies worldwide stagnate, the result, Summers writes, is that "electorates turn surly.
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Meanwhile, the partner not managing money may stagnate or even decline in financial competence.
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Still, Sanders has seen his numbers stagnate in many public polls in recent weeks.
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Without further measures, non-oil revenue is expected to stagnate and growth to slow.
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That has allowed several people to stagnate, particularly in policy roles, one adviser said.
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And when the weather cools, the wind slows down, allowing the air to stagnate.
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Support for Bloomberg began to stagnate around two weeks ago, according to national polls.
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China's average income had reached the middle-class phase when developing economies often stagnate.
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And even that share is falling, as exports stagnate while domestic demand increases steadily.
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You can either be comfortable and stagnate or stretch yourself — become uncomfortable — and grow.
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Employees in other major economies like Japan have also seen their pay packets stagnate.
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As visits to fast food restaurants stagnate, rivals are eyeing Chick-fil-A's runaway growth.
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"Exports are set to stagnate, possibly as early as 13 if viewed pessimistically," Boerner said.
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They believe a major weakness of NAFTA was that it allowed Mexican wages to stagnate.
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The incumbents have seen sales in their core business stagnate or drop in recent years.
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Source and use analysis allows the content of infrastructure networks to progress, rather than stagnate.
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But he's also expressed a desire to pursue other opportunities as "Fortnite" starts to stagnate.
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But after Mr. Trump took office, the office's work in that area seemed to stagnate.
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Some analysts argue that stock valuations are too high and earnings are beginning to stagnate.
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Customs have grown increasingly tight, and tracking updates stagnate once an item arrives in Turkey.
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You could stagnate in your career — unless you notice the signs and take decisive action.
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Meanwhile, families have watched their incomes stagnate or fall as their housing costs have soared.
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Currently Japanese women live the longest, but their progress will probably stagnate, the study said.
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Some 90 percent have seen their incomes stagnate or decline in the past 30 years.
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However, the time people spend using their apps is starting to stagnate, another report has found.
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By early 2014, the Russian economy started to stagnate with the growth rate oscillating around zero.
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And employment in manufacturing and mining continued to stagnate despite Trump's promises to revive those industries.
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On the industrial side, if global growth continues to stagnate, demand for the metal will drop.
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As Joe Studwell points out in "How Asia Works", farm yields often stagnate in such places.
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The worry is that back under state control investment would dry up and productivity would stagnate.
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A year after the release of watchOS 2, Apple Watch developer interest has seemed to stagnate.
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Most businesses run on small margins, and they are always expanding so as not to stagnate.
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Since the refusal, the Turkish lira hit record lows and Turkey's economy has continued to stagnate.
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Traders say the market is also worried that profit growth at listed Chinese firms could stagnate.
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Nonetheless, Germany's economic output is widely expected to stagnate or even shrink in the comings months.
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I've noticed that when companies only hire individuals with experience in their industry, innovation can stagnate.
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Are you a teacher who has seen your pay stagnate or go down over the years?
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Today, as globalization and automation dramatically boost corporate productivity, many workers have seen their wages stagnate.
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Cyclicals, transports, financials, energy all lead the market lower, while defensive stocks outperform and bond yields stagnate.
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But the opposite is true — Israel grows in economic, demographic and military strength, while the Palestinians stagnate.
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Investment did stagnate in the fourth quarter of 2016 but is still up on the year before.
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On an annual basis, output dropped 5423 percent, versus expectations that it would stagnate in that month.
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This caused adoption to stagnate, preventing the number of Allo users from ever hitting a critical mass.
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Workers are feeling more attuned to labor issues as wages continue to stagnate despite a booming economy.
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The top 1% grow ever wealthier, while wages and income for the other 99% stagnate or decline.
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According to current projections, the number of people in extreme poverty will stagnate at over 500 million.
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The upshot is that we expect the economy to stagnate in the first half of next year.
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Oxford Economics, a research institution in London, was previously expecting the Italian economy to stagnate this year.
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By the 1980s and '90s, health insurance was becoming prohibitively costly, and wages were starting to stagnate.
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The Bank expects the economy to stagnate for the rest of 2016 and suffer weak growth next year.
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A confluence of factors have contributed, including slowed upgrade cycles and stagnate economies in both China and abroad.
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Smartphone sales have begun to stagnate and recede for the first time since analysts began tracking the things.
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With HQ's bank account full, sources say Yusupov was extremely slow to make decisions, allowing HQ to stagnate.
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Sometimes they soar high, sometimes they dip low, and every so often they appear to stagnate all together.
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But it caused Bed Bath's same-store sales, which had almost always been on an upswing, to stagnate.
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To illustrate how civilization will stagnate if it remains Earth-locked, Bezos uses the problem of energy consumption.
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Can they do anything to revive their economies and increase their populations, or are they destined to stagnate?
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The regional administration expects the local economy to stagnate or grow only 1% per annum in 2016-2956.
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" She added that demand had also become highly selective: "Things either stagnate, or they sell like hot cakes.
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As iPhone sales stagnate due to market saturation, Apple wants to leverage that dominance into other revenue streams.
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Cairo chafes at seeing its own influence stagnate on the African continent while its eastern neighbor cashes in.
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But that kind of authenticity can stagnate even the most vibrant cities, condemning them to a homogenous hell.
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The artists couldn't stagnate, so it was about moving on, progressing with their sound, changing with the times.
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With fewer young people working and consuming, economies will stagnate, state coffers will suffer and innovation will slow.
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America's trade deficit would widen as exports stagnate and cheaper goods from Mexico and China flood the market.
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Algeria has struggled to attract foreign investment in recent years and has seen its oil and gas production stagnate.
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It was an important outing for the AfD, which has lately seen its support stagnate between 12% and 15%.
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There he hit on the subject that has preoccupied him since: why some human organisations flourish while others stagnate.
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Ageing populations mean that the workforces in developed economies are likely to stagnate, or even shrink, in coming decades.
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But staff found him difficult to work with as he'd allowed the product to stagnate and popularity to decline.
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What's more, startups bring fresh approaches and thinking, while hidebound behemoths stagnate in their old ways of doing things.
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Separately-listed subsidiary Fresenius Medical Care , the world's largest kidney dialysis company, also said 2019 net income would stagnate.
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Last year was a challenging one for the Blue Oval, with stagnate sales numbers and awkwardly timed management shuffles.
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House prices in Delhi, including National Capital Region, were forecast to fall 2.5% this year and stagnate next year.
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Growth in ad spending would stagnate in 2018 before trending upwards again in 2019 and 2020, the report said.
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Economic data from other professions show that once women dominate a profession, wages in that profession tend to stagnate.
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During his tenure, the company's shares nearly doubled in value but traffic to U.S. restaurants has continued to stagnate.
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The white working class who famously helped put Trump in office also have seen their wages stagnate for decades.
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It's worth noting that while the earnings thresholds stagnate after age 50, those for net worth continue to balloon.
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And as many federal, state and local affordable housing resources stagnate or even decline, there's no end in sight.
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But they are wrong because when taxes on capital rise, investment falls, workers are less productive, and wages stagnate.
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Trust in law enforcement has hit historic lows in recent years, causing clearance rates for major crimes to stagnate.
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European airlines have also warned of a challenging market in terms of passenger numbers even as cargo volumes stagnate.
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When workers compete with each other for jobs, wages stagnate or decline, as they did in the Obama era.
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Optimism among companies has improved markedly since the election, although the economy continues to stagnate, the PMI survey showed.
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"An economy that has no wealth inequality will, most certainly, stagnate and die, leaving widespread poverty behind," he says.
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But under Obama, millions of Americans saw their incomes stagnate, home values, pensions and opportunities shrink or vanish entirely.
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Fried chicken sandwiches have been a bright spot for fast food chains, boosting sales as visits to restaurants stagnate.
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If anything, it's important to get angry at them for continuing to stagnate a vital and important musical subgenre.
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A low P/E ratio signals that Wall Street expects profits to stagnate or even decline in the future.
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Capital Economics analyst Jessica Hinds said the index was an indication that first-quarter GDP would stagnate in annual terms.
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Donald Trump will not turn back the tide of technological progress and globalization that has caused American wages to stagnate.
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Believers in the trap often argue that once developing countries have exhausted the easy gains from cheap labour, they stagnate.
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I think it was problematic because they brought in so many women who had there careers stagnate instead of accelerate.
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When wages stagnate, as they did for nearly a decade following the financial crisis, women are expected to work more.
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"Overall growth in smartphone sales will stagnate," Sean Kim, head of DRAM marketing at SK Hynix, said, according to Reuters.
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Over the long run, states with inadequate education will stagnate, tax receipts will decline, and education will deteriorate even further.
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While state laws slowly moved forward and more people became legal medical cannabis patients, the federal government's response remained stagnate.
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This era of instability means more working families must rely on SNAP as jobs become more unstable and wages stagnate.
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Anything can have a tendency to stagnate, and that's why you always have to be trying to make new fans.
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But 'net energy'—the energy available to society for different uses than simply producing more energy—will stagnate in coming decades.
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As advanced economies in the West stagnate and growth slows in emerging Eastern economies, pressures are expected to climb in Manila.
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Playing it cool is a plus in the stock market, but an overabundance of caution can make your retirement savings stagnate.
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You can't have wages stagnate for the last eight to 10 years because our economy is only growing at 1.5 percent.
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Whereas many other rich countries have seen wages stagnate for decades, Australia's have grown strongly, albeit less steadily in recent years.
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A poll of 28 countries in 2017 found that over half of respondents expected their living conditions to stagnate or worsen.
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Nigeria's economy, one of Africa's largest, has been built largely on its rich crude oil reserves, leaving other sectors to stagnate.
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As a result, Burberry's operating margin, which is already a quarter or more below the level of its peers, will stagnate.
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The CBO estimates real economic growth over the next 10 years will continue to stagnate at a 1.8 percent annual pace.
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In a Washington that is universally regarded as dysfunctional, we all too often see good policies delayed and the process stagnate.
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CFO Jiri Sperl said Komercni Banka's lending growth would stagnate around 4% this year, a percentage point below the overall market.
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I think it'll stagnate for a generation because there's not going to be a big enough variety of stuff being produced.
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On the small-cap index, Hostelworld shares tumbled 8 percent after the online booking platform forecast bookings would stagnate this year.
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"Private residential price growth will slow down and may even start to stagnate by the end of this year," he added.
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Republicans and Democrats can agree on policies that help us grow and strengthen — economically and morally — rather than stagnate and isolate.
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Another 29 percent said things have gotten worse and about 4 in 10 voters reported their financial situation as being stagnate.
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He deployed a heavy dose of stimulus in 2013, only to see inflation stagnate at levels well below its 2% target.
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As many pass peak earning years, the pool of excess savings from China will likely grow more slowly, perhaps even stagnate.
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Marx was also not wrong about the tendency of workers' wages to stagnate as income for the owners of capital rises.
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According to the Congressional Budget Office, the economy will continue to stagnate at two percent, unless pro-growth policies are implemented.
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As wages continue to stagnate and the income gap continues to widen, talking and learning about money is crucial for change.
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Many publicly-traded private equity firms have seen their stock prices stagnate, thus sparking a cottage industry of private stake sales.
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REUTERS POLL-DELHI HOUSE PRICES FORECAST TO FALL 2.5% IN 2019 AND STAGNATE IN 2020 (VS -2.0% AND 0.0% IN MARCH POLL)
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They said the likely absence of major reforms and a tough external environment means growth in Southeast Asia's largest economy may stagnate.
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In this way, Blizzard has taken an aggressive step toward making sure the meta doesn't stagnate by introducing "micro-metas" every week.
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HMD's already had pretty solid growth in its first few years of existence, bucking the trend of an otherwise stagnate mobile market.
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Those with no education beyond high school, among whom the rise in mortality has been particularly rapid, have seen their income stagnate.
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The iPhone is Apple's flagship product, and if sales continue to stagnate, it's going to need to find a fresher cash cow.
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Time frame: Be careful to avoid the too-much-too-soon trap, but also avoid letting the growth of your commitment stagnate.
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Martinez-Stone notes many west Denver residents own their homes, and they are seeing their property taxes balloon while their incomes stagnate.
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The income of the median household, after adjusting for inflation and changes in taxation and benefits, did stagnate between 2006 and 2013.
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Only by acting as allies will famous men help the conversation move forward, rather than stagnate like it has been for decades.
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Rent growth, while still rising, is beginning to stagnate, in part because demand is now growing at the same pace as supply.
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A Reuters poll of economists last month showed house prices look set to rise 2.1 percent this year but stagnate in London.
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SNB board members say they haven't seen safe-haven flows into the franc this year and expect it to stagnate or weaken.
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That is precisely China's challenge today: politically liberalize and become a developed economy or remain stuck in "hard authoritarianism" and stagnate economically.
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But for card networks, which have been angling togrowin the market, transaction volumes will likely stagnate or even shrink in the region.
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The Muslim world began to stagnate and then decline after the 13th century, as this cosmopolitanism was replaced with self-isolating dogmatism.
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But unfortunately for all of us, Twitter needs its user numbers to grow, not stagnate or drop thanks to widescale account bans.
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Furthermore, CCCS also expressed concern that Grab's service will stagnate if it is not challenged by competitors in the ride-hailing space.
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Agricultural land is damaged by soil acidity, salinity and erosion, which are mainly manmade problems that have seen productivity stagnate, he said.
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The central bank will pay particular attention to developments in the trade war with China and whether wages continue to mostly stagnate.
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Car sales will stagnate or decline in the next three years, AlixPartners said in a survey of the industry published this week.
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"We cannot forecast the future as the tax hike will cause the economy to stagnate," wrote a manager at a retail firm.
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Hence, economies are likely to stagnate, then shrink — a challenge to capitalism, which is predicated on growth in GDP, profits, and wages.
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During Mr. Trump's presidency, the average American household's after-inflation income will stagnate, and stock prices and real house values will decline.
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We're familiar with Trump's appeal among white working-class voters, many of whom truly have seen wages stagnate and jobs dry up.
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Without a decisive shift in tactics, the talks will stagnate and fail, and a third summit will only end like the second.
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If you don't learn something new each time and try to improve what you do every day, then you stagnate as a surgeon.
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Timmer said the anticipated milestone couldn't have come at a better time as monetary policy among the world's central banks begins to stagnate.
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Any attempts to shoehorn legacy practices with quarterly or yearly turnaround times are bound to bottleneck, stagnate and make business processes less resilient.
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That's probably doubly true for television characters, not least because we need them to stagnate and regress for the sake of the story.
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But if investors and businesses are harassed by overregulation and uncompetitive taxes, firms will stagnate or fail and jobs and wages will shrink.
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Indicated 2.7 percent lower The specialty chemicals maker expects its earnings to stagnate this year as the high cost of raw materials weighs.
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Over the last couple of years, Apple CEO Tim Cook has said the company's services business is its future, as iPhone sales stagnate.
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Rather than join Trump to help flood ravaged Louisiana, Hillary hunkered down on Martha's Vineyard to raise more money for her stagnate campaign.
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Twitter has faced scrutiny from investors as its user numbers stagnate, leaving Wall Street to wonder where future revenue growth will come from.
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If the Dow components rise to a new high while the Dow transports stagnate, a market dip could be ahead, the theory goes.
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Traders say the market is also worried that profit growth at listed Chinese firms could stagnate, as producer price inflation may have peaked.
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"I have high confidence that it will stagnate economic growth," said Michael McAllister, exploration and production equity analyst at MUFG in New York.
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If it cannot escape from polarization to reach political agreements, it will stagnate as a society, as an economy and as a democracy.
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Those onetime "Reagan Democrats" — culturally conservative and financially insecure — have seen their incomes stagnate or fall for decades under presidents of both parties.
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Heightened drilling activity in North America, especially in West Texas, has been a boon for SBO at a time when other markets stagnate.
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While it remains unclear whether this is the beginning of a trend, health experts say it's troubling to see air quality progress stagnate.
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Trump exposed raw feelings about globalisation and free trade held by many voters who witnessed U.S. factory jobs vanish and local economies stagnate.
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UBS Wealth Management U.K. Economist Dean Turner said he expected Thursday night's sharp sterling gains to hold, but to stagnate in early 2020.
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On the data front, falling exports caused German economic activity to stagnate in the fourth quarter, according to detailed figures released on Tuesday.
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What's more, health care and rescue workers who go into the storm, as others flee, have seen their wages stagnate in recent years.
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Heightened exploration activity in the United States and Canada, especially in West Texas, have helped SBO at a time when other markets stagnate.
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Bollinger grew up in a family that belonged to an economic class that has been cut off from mobility and left to stagnate.
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Shares of Twitter have declined nearly 60 percent over the past year as monthly active user numbers stagnate, though advertising revenue continues to grow.
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I'm gambling many of my relationships revealing this, but I believe the fight against online abuse will continue to stagnate unless I speak out.
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Prices could stagnate for weeks until OPEC's planned cuts of 1.2 million bpd begin to impact global supplies in mid-January and early February.
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With old assets in mature industries, a patchy record, disrupted management and controversies over conflicts of interest, Trump Inc's value could stagnate or fall.
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McKinsey recently reported that, between 230 and 2014, 81% of American families, despite working longer hours, have seen their incomes stagnate, or indeed fall.
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Whereas many other rich countries have seen wages stagnate for decades, Australia's have grown strongly, albeit less steadily in recent years (see chart 23).
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CPG is full of smart people, but many of the biggest brands have seen their sales stagnate or decline over the past several years.
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A recent study from McKinsey shows that in the past decade, 81 percent of U.S. wage earners have seen their paychecks decline or stagnate.
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But U.S. government data showing builds in crude, gasoline and diesel supplies augmented fears that demand will stagnate as global markets contend with oversupply.
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Adopting Trump's zero-sum approach, it would make more sense to wait for China's economy to stagnate under the weight of its own inefficiencies.
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Developers and consultants are not predicting that rents will plunge, but they do expect them to stagnate and perhaps ease in the short term.
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Protracted low price growth hurts the economy as companies struggle to charge more for goods and services, salaries stagnate and investors get low returns.
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Almost a quarter of the population live in extreme poverty, according to the UN, and the cost of commodities are rising while salaries stagnate.
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It accounts not only for stagnate business activity but also loss of work "ancillary" providers, such as brokers, appraisers, insurers, lenders, contractors and manufacturers.
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No-poaching agreements, like noncompete clauses, enhance employers' labor market power by depriving workers of the threat to quit if wages fall or stagnate.
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Now that it's a mandate, it is inevitable that some of those with the smallest of profit margins will struggle, stagnate or simply fail.
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Last week, Novartis blamed Gleevec's expiration as the major reason its total 2016 revenue and profit would stagnate at last year's $49.4 billion level.
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But globalization's critics say the benefits of the process haven't been shared equally, with low-skilled workers in developed economies seeing their incomes stagnate.
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But as wages stagnate, inequality widens, and new social challenges like opioid addiction arise, that seems at odds with what the moment calls for.
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Again, a study found that violence from the drug war caused Mexico's life expectancy to stagnate — and, in men's cases, drop — after decades of increases.
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Even if the country doesn't reach Day Zero, the quality of life across India will likely worsen drastically for millions and stagnate the country's development.
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But starting roughly around 2014's Advanced Warfare, COD began to stagnate creatively, forcing its creators to turn to increasingly unrealistic and far-out ideas.
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So may economic misfortune: those with no education beyond high-school, among whom the rise has been particularly rapid, have also seen their income stagnate.
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It fails to address (and indeed often contemptuously ignores) the problems of working-class people who have seen their incomes stagnate and their jobs removed.
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They wanted to reduce immigration, prevent a repeat of the financial crisis that had seen their incomes stagnate, and increase spending on the welfare state.
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Trump has said millions of Americans have lost jobs or seen wages stagnate because of unfair trade practices of countries such as China and Mexico.
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Twitter has seen its user growth stagnate, which has been worrying Wall St. and leading to rumors that the service is looking for an acquirer.
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Just at the moment when the outward appearance and construction of phones were beginning to stagnate, here comes another new tweak to keep us interested.
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Profit-margin growth did stagnate in the fourth quarter, as the number of panelists that reported rising margins equaled the share that said margins fell.
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Banks and the government expect the economy to grow by just 1 percent this year and next, driven by consumers while exports continue to stagnate.
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Perhaps the ad sales of conventional media firms (which are about half of the total, with TV dominating) will drop fast rather than merely stagnate.
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The stoppage could also further damage the economy, which is forecast by the central bank to stagnate this year after expanding 1.3 percent in 2015.
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An economic recession can cause incomes to fall or stagnate, make it more difficult to pay down expensive debts, and generally heighten anxiety around money.
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"I think that if you don't keep learning you're going to stagnate and just not move forward," she said when asked about larger lessons learned.
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It also means fuel efficiency across US cars and trucks will likely stagnate once again, stalling progress on reducing air pollution and fighting climate change.
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The capture also marks a victory for F.B.I. officials, who had feared that such prosecutions would stagnate under Mr. Trump and Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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Analysts say Mr. Mélenchon has the momentum at a time when others, like the mainstream right candidate François Fillon, stagnate or fall in the polls.
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We know that as long as there are too few jobs and employers do not have to compete for workers wages will continue to stagnate.
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Ceconomy, which runs more than 1,000 Media Markt and Saturn stores across Europe, has seen its business stagnate as sales of consumer electronics have shifted online.
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Since the 1970s, the fertility rate has mostly been increasing at a time when the world's other wealthiest countries have seen their rates stagnate or decline.
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Caixabank, Spain's biggest bank by domestic assets, has seen its lending income stagnate over 2016 and it has made a bid for Portugal's Banco BPI BBPI.
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If participation in hockey continues to decrease or stagnate, it could lead to more difficulty at the NHL or international level, and possibly further hamper enrollment.
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His lack of passing is a bit of a concern for an offense that can often stagnate, but he can space the floor from the frontcourt.
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This board now looks radically different from the one that has allowed the company to stagnate in many ways since its hyper growth period last decade.
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"If the UK economy continues to stagnate as it did in the first quarter of 2018, the window for raising rates will remain closed," he said.
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But the robust growth of 2015, when revenues increased by 21625 percent, has fallen as corporations report fewer profits and personal income and sales taxes stagnate.
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The debate over income inequality, the trend that sees the wealthy getting wealthier while middle class wages stagnate, will rage on during this presidential election year.
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As wages stagnate and the cost of living continues to rise, paying for a new car is a challenge for consumers, according to a new study.
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MELBOURNE, Australia — Some members of Australia's governing Liberal Party want voters to believe immigrants are bad for the economy, draining resources and causing wages to stagnate.
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A weak housing market, slumping autos production, declining investment and downbeat executives all suggest that continued confusion over Brexit has caused the UK economy to stagnate.
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This has helped to stagnate wage growth, especially among lower- and middle-income Americans, as the rising cost of health insurance has eaten away at earnings.
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But more recently, after DeVos's allies took over state government, national scores on both the reading and math tests started to stagnate while Michigan's scores fell.
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"Energy prices largely pushed up core CPI and the prices of other items continued to stagnate," said Yoshiki Shinke, chief economist at Dai-Ichi Life Research Institute.
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But it is a land of power-law economic distributions, in which a minority will do very well … while a majority will count themselves lucky to stagnate.
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And the story of fast food is also the story of how that dream gets corrupted over the years, when wages stagnate and corporate powers swoop in.
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The other way, which isn't so hot for Apple, is if services only make up a larger percentage of Apple's revenue because hardware sales continue to stagnate.
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But the authorities are already trying to deflate renewed property price bubbles in what are termed Tier 1 cities, even as prices stagnate in lower-tier cities.
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The cuts were part of Ford's $3 billion target for cost cuts this year in an effort to boost profitability as auto sales stagnate, the report said.
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If this strikes you as unfair – not being paid at a time of stagnate wages, student debt, and an inability to buy your first home – it should.
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Harris's performance in the debate was just the kind of breakout moment that she needed, after an initially vibrant campaign has begun to stagnate in the polls.
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Meager investment in R&D has hurt Europe's productivity and thus global competitiveness, causing Europe's share of the international market to stagnate while its rivals post gains.
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But if you're one of the 46 million Americans who live in a rural area, odds are you've watched the health of your neighbors stagnate and worsen.
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When the superstar was on the Thunder, Oklahoma City's offense would often stagnate late in games, as he and Russell Westbrook took turns dialing up isolation plays.
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"The Chinese economy is likely to stagnate in 2017, so the macro-economic background might go against the steel market," said Zhou Guangyan, steel analyst at Zhongcai Futures.
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Weakness in the car industry had already led Continental's rival ZF Friedrichshafen to issue a profit warning while Europe's largest supplier Bosch expects sales to stagnate this year.
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"In the short term, Italys economic outlook remains highly uncertain, and activity is likely to stagnate this year and to recover modestly in 2020," the Unicredit analysts said.
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"In the short term, Italy's economic outlook remains highly uncertain, and activity is likely to stagnate this year and to recover modestly in 2020," the Unicredit analysts said.
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They believe a major weakness of the 25-year -old North American Free Trade Agreement that the USMCA would replace is that it allowed Mexican wages to stagnate.
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Ceconomy, which runs more than 1,000 Media Markt and Saturn stores in countries across Europe, has seen its business stagnate as sales of consumer electronics have shifted online.
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What Trump's budget promises We must eliminate every outdated, unnecessary, or ineffective Federal regulation, and move aggressively to build regulatory frameworks that stimulate — rather than stagnate — job creation.
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"In the many places where fertility is declining and life expectancy is rising, economies will stagnate and people will suffer without migration," Guterres said in his opening address.
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It is a confident move by the Swiss group into consumer health care, a business it is pivoting towards as sales of its better-known food brands stagnate.
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The former secretary of state said she recognized that people are "angry and fearful" — in part because of long-stagnate wages and the difficulties of recovering from recession.
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NAFTA, launched in 1994, put labor provisions in an unenforceable addendum to the agreement, allowing Mexican wages to stagnate despite a flood of factory investment from U.S. companies.
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Without a meaningful gain in wages, a further rise in interest rates could serve to stagnate or eventually depress home values with an additional decline in sales activity.
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In this way, the drug war is a kind of a market that has to find new places to set up shop, otherwise it will stagnate and die.
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The Bank of England expects the British economy to stagnate for the rest of 2016 and to suffer weak growth next year, but is not predicting a recession.
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There's a risk that you'll start to stagnate because a smaller pond might fail to stretch your skills or fail to send a strong signal about your abilities.
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A Republican party that does not grow in membership will stagnate and in the long run fail to reflect the policy and governance needs of the American population.
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A weak housing market, slumping autos production, declining investment and downbeat executives all suggest that nearly three years of uncertainty over Brexit is causing the economy to stagnate.
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He described the results of a Trump recession: we would lose three and a half million jobs, incomes would stagnate, debt would explode, and stock prices would plummet.
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A weak housing market, slumping autos production, declining investment and downbeat executives all suggest that nearly three years of confusion over Brexit is causing the economy to stagnate.
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But I think in the longer run, this is the curse of bigness — even the greatest companies, they start to stagnate and kind of rot a little bit.
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With sterling down around 15 percent against the U.S. dollar, the BoE expects inflation to reach 2.7 percent by the end of 2017 and for disposable incomes to stagnate.
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Ericsson, which has about 120,000 employees worldwide - including 17,000 overall in Sweden - has seen demand stagnate in developed markets where the most advanced networks have mostly already been built.
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It's also a way to bolster revenue as pay TV numbers stagnate, either because customers are cutting the cord or never signing up for it in the first place.
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We're seeing wages stagnate, income funneled into the hands of a few, the destruction of reliable occupations, and mega-corporations gobbling up every competitor that dares threaten their dominance.
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Analysts at Capital Economics said in a note to clients that the recent slump in new export orders in factory surveys suggests that shipment volumes might continue to stagnate.
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A senior Republican aide who appeared on a Lawfare blog podcast said the Trump administration had let the program stagnate in recent months and was considering ending it altogether.
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Meanwhile, Democrats have derided the Republicans&apos probe as a partisan effort to stagnate Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into possible ties between the Trump presidential campaign and Russia.
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Millennials are being squeezed out of the world's middle class as incomes stagnate and costs rise, according to research by the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).
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Coal imports would begin to stagnate from the beginning of fiscal year 2022 as a "significant portion of logistical challenges for domestic coal would have been addressed," Agrawal said.
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BANGKOK, Feb 7 (Reuters) - Thailand's exports may stagnate this year if the U.S.-Sino trade dispute continues and the baht keeps strengthening, a Thai shipping body said on Thursday.
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But it is partly because ordinary people in the emerging world have been getting richer alongside the billionaires; in the rich world the masses have seen their incomes stagnate.
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Tooru Miyamoto, a Communist Party member of the House of Representatives, said he did not approve of the increased expenditures at a time when the economy continues to stagnate.
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The DIW economic institute said in its monthly report that it expects the German economy to stagnate in the second quarter and shrink by 0.1% in the third quarter.
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Any actions to limit the availability of these and other high-skilled worker visas will only serve to stagnate growth in the tech sector and across the American economy.
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A stronger euro is fine if it is in line with real economic growth, but the ECB is worried that it is growing disproportionately and causing inflation to stagnate.
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Many Illinois cities that grew in the first part of the 20103th century — Chicago, Peoria, Moline, East St. Louis — have seen their populations stagnate or drop in recent decades.
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In the medium term, the rise in prices would stagnate as a slumping economy contributes to slower growth in wages and lower demand for goods and services, Carrasco said.
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The sounds never have a chance to stagnate, or to wear thin—you just have to join them on the journey, maybe you could find freedom too, somewhere out there.
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That makes online gaming – and following e-sports pros on social networks such as Amazon's streaming platform Twitch – a lucrative channel for advertisers and marketers as mainstays like TV stagnate.
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New York (CNN Business)"Drip ... drip ... drip ...." That is the sound of lowered economic growth forecasts and warnings that the president's trade war with China will stagnate the US economy.
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The bank, which is 9% state-owned, announced a plan in October 2014 to cut 9,000 jobs to reduce costs and boost profit while economic growth and interest rates stagnate.
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SECOND-QUARTER STAGNATION The BoE said Britain's economy is now on track to stagnate in the second quarter, rather than grow 0.2% quarter-on-quarter as it predicted last month.
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The product may seem frivolous, but it plays into a major strategy from Line, which has seen user growth of its core messaging app stagnate over the past 18 months.
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A string of brokers, including Deutsche Bank, Credit Suisse and JPMorgan, all cut their target price for the stock after Burberry warned sales would stagnate over the next two years.
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As they absorbed Mr. Cuomo's latest stab at ethics reform, good government groups sounded weary of promises that have been offered year after year, only to stagnate by session's end.
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Initially floated as the Pixel Lite, the budget take on the company's flagship is designed to curb stagnate smartphone sales by offering some flagship features at a lower price point.
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To the extent that more areas are seeing populations stagnate and even decline, and more economic growth is concentrated in the fastest-growing zip codes, turbulence is to be expected.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Audi cut its sales forecast for the year on Friday, blaming volatile currency markets and predicting that its revenue will stagnate compared with 212 due to "challenging" conditions.
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This forecasts the property sector would see a noticeable slowdown in the following 12 months as the government cuts spending following the sustained slump in oil prices and salaries stagnate.
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She noted that, overall, United States emissions have come down drastically over the past decade thanks in part to natural gas, and said that, without it, renewable energy would stagnate.
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It bought Nest and Dropcam, but the introduction of new products from those home device companies seemed to stagnate after they joined Google, now operating under the parent company, Alphabet.
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Maybe it was inevitable that when half the population watches its wages stagnate while the other half gets rich in the market, the result is President Donald Trump and Brexit.
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The past three years have seen a bonanza of discounts, as rents stagnate in many parts of the city, and landlords use the deals to avoid actually lowering the rent.
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The adjustment comes amid slump in volumes in iron ore contracts as prices stagnate, in a bid to attract investors with bigger hedging needs and spur liquidity of the futures.
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In the late 1970s, the middle class began to stagnate, while the ultra-rich start getting even richer, and almost immediately after that, middle class Americans got really into brie.
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SECOND-QUARTER STAGNATION The BoE said Britain's economy is now on track to stagnate in the second quarter, rather than grow 0.2% quarter-on-quarter as it predicted last month.
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A plethora of Bay Area tech companies are employing strategic recruiting to solve the problem but many have actually seen diversity stagnate and in some cases even decrease in recent years.
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Nintendo has seen its growth stagnate in recent eyes amid competition from smartphones and other devices, and films could revive interest in its franchise, which also includes The Legend of Zelda.
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" Sollers adds that when "people get married out of calculation or delusion, time wears down this fragile normality contract, they get unmarried, they remarry, or else they stagnate in mutual disappointment.
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With the workforce in many developed economies likely to stagnate or decline in the next two decades as the baby-boomer generation retires, a lot is riding on improvements in productivity.
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Data and mobile payment services are driving Orange's growth in Africa as voice revenues stagnate, but will eventually be eclipsed by new services, the French company's regional head said on Tuesday.
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North Korean officials on Friday abruptly pulled out of an inter-Korean liaison office in another sign that warming relations between the two Koreas are turning frosty as nuclear talks stagnate.
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Since the financial crisis the likes of Messrs Blair and Osborne have grown "stinking rich" by selling their advice to global companies, while ordinary British workers have seen their wages stagnate.
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So when an anticyclone caused cold air to stagnate over London, the sulfur dioxide, carbon dioxide, and smoke particles mounted — and ended up choking as many as 12,000 people to death.
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HU SURVEY * IN FIRST HALF, REVENUE FROM BIGGEST MARKET RUSSIA FALLS BY 8.1 PCT Y/Y, U.S. SALES MORE THAN DOUBLE, SALES TO HUNGARY STAGNATE Further company coverage: Source text: bit.
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What it means: Seniors are increasingly choosing Medicare Advantage instead of traditional Medicare, and hospitals want a piece of those Medicare Advantage dollars as their other revenues stagnate or grow slowly.
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If the story is that unemployment shot up to over 10 percent again as it did during the Great Recession and has been only slowly declining as wages stagnate, that's awful.
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Yasunari Ueno, chief market economist at Mizuho Securities, expects inflation to stagnate and force the BOJ to maintain its ultra-loose monetary policy for a prolonged period, given weak services prices.
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The first is to its economic well-being: A group that thrived during the golden years of the 1950s and 1960s has seen its incomes stagnate and its job security disappear.
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Almost all managers think that their firms have a right to grow, but in any industry it is natural that some firms stagnate or decline just as some of their rivals expand.
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"We concede Intel shares generate a strong yield and remain inexpensive, but we believe shares could remain range bound as margins stagnate and until investors see proof of new investments …," he said.
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Unlisted automotive supplier Bosch expects sales to stagnate this year, its chief executive told a German newspaper, blaming the worsening outlook in the car industry that has also hurt the company's rivals.
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"Government hiring has slowed down due to austerity measures, while at the same time the private sector has started to stagnate," said Steffen Hertog, an academic at the London School of Economics.
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Accordingly, we believe downside risk, at current levels, should RevPAR con-tinue to stagnate or decelerate further, balances the upside benefit of a continued, and warranted, greater appreciation of the business model.
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Reckoning that banks' sales and trading revenues would stagnate, thanks to overcapacity and technological advance, Mr Thiam chose "not to be all things to all people and to have very low costs".
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Throughout the year, Pyongyang has been abundantly clear that it will not wait around while negotiations stagnate but will continue to ratchet up pressure on the Trump administration to reach a deal.
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Wacker said that earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA), adjusted for special income from damages and from terminated contracts with solar customers, and net earnings would likely stagnate this year.
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" In that same letter, Buffett warns that even a great company can see its "value stagnate in the presence of hubris or of boredom that caused the attention of managers to wander.
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"Interest rates would have to reach 3 percent next year before we see an inflection point that causes the year-over-year growth rate to stagnate," said TrueCar's chief economist, Oliver Strauss.
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BRUSSELS/MILAN (Reuters) - Italy accused EU authorities of prejudice on Tuesday after they forecast the euro zone's third largest economy would stagnate this year and its huge public debt would rise further.
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South Korean chipmaker SK Hynix Inc said following its quarterly report that it expected smartphone demand to stagnate, echoing a similar warning last week from Apple supplier Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co Ltd.
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Demand growth from utilities is also likely to stagnate this year as Beijing resumes its drive for a more efficient state sector and shifts toward cleaner, renewable power sources, the analysts said.
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" A few years ago, The Telegraph noted: "For the foreseeable future, the prospects of a royal visit to Israel seem dim, especially as the peace process with the Palestinians continues to stagnate.
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Nigeria Nigeria's naira is likely to ease next week as oil prices drop and foreign inflows stagnate on the potential for a fractious campaign ahead of next year's presidential election, traders said.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Automotive supplier Bosch expects sales to stagnate this year, its chief executive told a German newspaper, blaming the worsening outlook in the car industry that has also hurt the company's rivals.
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The billionaire businessman's tax cuts largely will benefit the wealthy while household incomes will stagnate and asset values fall, according to the report from Mark Zandi, Chris Lafakis, Dan White and Adam Ozimek.
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"We will not be able to repeat the high margin from last year given the development in revenues," Asenkerschbaumer said, adding that he believed automotive production would stagnate over the next three years.
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The world is watching In its most recent World Report, Human Rights Watch said that Myanmar's elections were a high point in a year that saw overall human rights in the country stagnate.
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Roche's cross-town Basel rival, Novartis, expects sales to stagnate in 22017 as its new launches fail to completely compensate for a sales-eroding patent expiration on its blockbuster Gleevec blood cancer medicine.
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Fitzgerald's books also offer, however, plenty of cautionary tales about the effects of wealth, the way that a nominally thrilling marriage can stagnate into something toxic, and the impossibility of recapturing the past.
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" The nation's chief educator, Betsy DeVos, recently tweeted a chart depicting the huge increase in education spending plotted against a less than stellar trend line showing student performance: "Test scores continue to stagnate.
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Although the financial crisis had receded, popular rage against Wall Street bankers and traders was still strong; most Americans had seen their incomes stagnate while the fortunes of the wealthiest continued to swell.
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But talk to high school counselors, undergraduates or their parents, and you'll hear a refrain repeated often: As tuition rises and incomes stagnate, filling the gap between the two is becoming increasingly difficult.
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As a result, economic policy is overly focused on boosting the stock market and maximizing corporate earnings, while the take home pay of most Americans continues to stagnate and retirement benefits are cut.
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Though he makes no bones about his own liberal sympathies, he tries hard to understand the frustrations of white working-class voters who have seen their living standards stagnate and their cultural values ridiculed.
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A somber study issued this week by the McKinsey Global Institute found that about 66 percent of households in the U.S. and Western Europe saw their incomes stagnate or fall between 2005 and 2014.
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The global war on drugs is killing Mexico: A new study found that violence from the drug war caused Mexico's life expectancy to stagnate — and, in men's cases, drop — after six decades of increases.
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Transportation infrastructure in the US may well be pretty bad these days, but the problem is largely that cities either haven't invested in building new public transit systems or have let current ones stagnate.
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Business investment would probably strengthen following a smooth Brexit but a series of "cliff edges" could cause it to continue to stagnate, Saunders told the Northern Echo newspaper during a visit to northeast England.
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But Cannata and Mahan have also watched its decline, and decided to save it during a period in which they say the previous ownership let the game stagnate with only minor changes and updates.
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"Although overall growth in smartphone sales will stagnate, China's big four smartphone firms are leading the accelerated adoption of high-capacity chips," SK Hynix head of DRAM marketing Sean Kim told an earnings briefing.
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It is a big issue for the developed world since, with workforces likely to stagnate or shrink as the baby boomers retire, productivity will have to do all the work of generating economic growth.
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Germany, the indisputable pace-setter of the European economy, keeps saying the same thing: There is no need for any support to its recessionary economy, which is expected to stagnate in the months ahead.
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"It's not clear what public policy can do for someone who was expecting his income to grow from $50,000 to $80,000 but instead saw it stagnate at $50,000," said Lawrence Katz, a Harvard economist.
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"Proponents of free trade need to tailor their arguments to those Americans who have watched factories close and wages stagnate," according to a memo that CGCN sent last week to clients and prospective clients.
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"We need new drivers for growth, and mainly low-carbon technologies," he said, warning a continued emphasis on fossil fuel markets would lead the economy to stagnate close to its current size by 2050.
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Wednesday's Politico/Morning Consult poll found that support is more stagnate, with 45 percent of voters viewing the tax bill favorably and 35 percent opposing it, the same result as a poll from January.
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The administration, which through ONDCP oversees the drug control budget that manages federal anti-drug spending, steadily increased spending on public health measures in the drug war while letting the law enforcement side's funding stagnate.
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In 2006, special tax breaks for US companies operating in Puerto Rico were fully phased out, 80,000 jobs were lost, and the economy began to not merely stagnate but contract, in a decade-long recession.
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As CFO, Segal will be tasked with convincing Wall Street investors and analysts — Twitter's worse enemy as, over the years, they watched user growth and advertiser interest stagnate and even dwindle — of the company's value.
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The first signs of a shift are already on display in America, where funeral-home revenue is projected to stagnate despite an annual death rate—the industry's lifeblood, after all—that is expected to rise.
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JAKARTA, Nov 14 (Reuters) - Indonesia's state plantation holding company PT Perkebunan Nusantara III (PTPN III) expects palm oil output to stagnate next year as it replants old trees, the company chief executive said on Tuesday.
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"Excluding the pharmaceuticals business, chemical production should stagnate this year," VCI said, confirming its full-year forecast of a 3.5% production and a 2.5% revenue decrease as producer prices are expected to rise by 1%.
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This is probably a workable strategy for now, as it provides some certainty that BHP will be able to deliver higher dividend payments in the current year, even if commodity prices stagnate at current levels.
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" While Sanchez noted that software might be safer in the near term because it boosts productivity, she still harbored concerns that sales would "start to stagnate" and "big growth expectations could be disappointed in 2020.
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But policymakers did note a darkening global outlook and said Britain's economy was now on track to stagnate in the second quarter, rather than grow 0.2% quarter-on-quarter as it had forecast last month.
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A McKinsey Global Institute study concluded that roughly two-thirds of households in the world's wealthy countries saw their disposable income stagnate in the decade after the downturn, a sharp change from the decade before.
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Growth in ad spending is expected to be a marginal 0.6 percent in 2017 and expected to stagnate in 2018, hurt by "underwhelming" performance in business investment and softness in consumer confidence, the survey showed.
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In 1999, during a stretch where the EPA let national standards stagnate, California added a rule addressing pollution caused by fuel evaporating from gas tanks in hot weather, pushing automakers to redesign their fuel tanks.
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Slowing rides growthBarclays says Uber is likely to see its rides business stagnate for the first time in its 10 years, especially if shared rides don&apost get the same discounts they&aposve been receiving.
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But policymakers did note a darkening global outlook and said Britain's economy was now on track to stagnate in the second quarter, rather than grow 22% quarter-on-quarter as it had forecast last month.
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The end result of this, critics charge, is an economy of endless mergers and acquisitions that limit consumer choice, stagnate workers' wages, and consolidate political and economic power in an ever smaller set of hands.
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To encourage Swarm users keep exploring and checking into new places, Crowley and his team needed to do what every social media app does when things stagnate: appeal to the desires of its fickle user base.
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What's happening: U.S. inflation figures due this week will likely show that wages continue to stagnate and inflation is holding in the 1.5%–2.5% range it has been in for most of the past 20193 years.
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Meanwhile, the company separately will shell out 2.5 billion reais specifically to expand in broadband, which Telefonica Brasil and rivals see as key, especially as mobile and paid TV markets stagnate in Latin America's largest economy.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's BGA trade association slashed its 20.8950 forecast for export growth, its head said on Monday, predicting sales abroad by Europe's biggest economy would later stagnate as the delayed impact of Brexit hit home.
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The move comes after the banking and insurance regulator said in June that China's insurers could invest in long-term rental housing projects, allowing them to diversify their investment portfolios as stock and bond markets stagnate.
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This was good news for investors in Ethereum—the blockchain-based distributed computing platform that uses Ether as its currency—who had watched the cryptocurrency's price stagnate at under $10 since its launch in July 2015.
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But two sources familiar to the ECB's policy discussions said a rate cut was firmly in play if the bloc's economy was to stagnate again after expanding by 0.4% in the first quarter of the year.
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Large segments of the workers in these advanced economies — older, less-skilled manufacturing employees and the communities they live in — have seen their earnings decline or stagnate and their relative social status take a big hit.
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The crisis and the government response to it worsened longer-term trends that have caused wages to stagnate for most families while rewarding the top 250 percent with an ever-bigger slice of the economic pie.
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It's a play that echoes similar moves by companies like Apple, which has seen services and content become an increasingly important part of its revenue model as sales on devices like the iPhone continue to stagnate.
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While a few individuals and organizations — including organized crime — have amassed unprecedented wealth (and managed to minimize taxes thanks to global markets and capital mobility), countless more people in the West have seen their incomes stagnate.
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Now, as large middle classes in the West stagnate and billions elsewhere move out of poverty while harboring unrealizable dreams of prosperity, Rousseau's obsession with the psychic consequences of inequality seems even more prophetic and disturbing.
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Ms. Wilson and many of her fellow educators across the country say that this model — once hailed as a way to motivate teachers — has delivered erratic bonuses while their base salaries stagnate amid rising living costs.
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But two sources familiar with the ECB's policy discussions said a rate cut was firmly in play if the bloc's economy was to stagnate again after expanding by 0.4% in the first quarter of the year.
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BERLIN, Feb 20 (Reuters) - German healthcare group Fresenius said sales growth would slow and profit stagnate this year as investments to fix the performance at its German hospitals business and build up home dialysis take a toll.
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Those figures suggest, however, that recurring non-oil revenues in 2020 - excluding one-off items such as privatisation proceeds - would still be substantially less than oil revenues, leaving Riyadh vulnerable if oil prices stagnate or turn down.
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But teachers here say the system, known as ProComp, soon became an excuse for the district to pay them less to begin with, causing their salaries to stagnate when compared with Denver's fast-rising cost of living.
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According to calculations by the Institute for Fiscal Studies, a think-tank, a household in the tenth percentile will see its income stagnate from now until 2020, whereas one in the ninetieth will see a 12% rise.
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Britain's decision to leave the union has been widely construed as an angry admonition to the establishment from working people who have absorbed global trade, immigration and European political integration only to see their living standards stagnate.
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Square Feet COLUMBUS, Ohio — When suburban malls began to stagnate in the early 1990s, the parent company of the retail stalwarts Bath & Body Works and Victoria's Secret took a chance on a different kind of shopping experience.
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It would also set a dangerous example for other, non-European countries, the United States included, where politicians have demonized immigrants at a time when many people have seen incomes stagnate and are increasingly fearful of terrorism.
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C.E.O.s, on average, make almost three hundred times what their employees make; billionaire donors shape our politics; automation favors owners over workers; urban economies grow while rural areas stagnate; the best health care goes to the richest.
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He has particularly focused on ginning up support in Iowa, another rural state that will the nation's first nominating contest next year, but has seen his poll numbers stagnate in the bottom tier of the crowded field.
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But on Sunday two sources familiar with the ECB's policy discussions said a cut was firmly in play if the bloc's economy was to stagnate again after expanding by 0.4% in the first quarter of the year.
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Once wages begin to stagnate [in the late '70s/early '80s], once opportunities begin to shrink up, once income inequality begins to spread, that level of mobility becomes more and more remote as an idea, as a reality.
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Paid family leave is still rare, the cost of childcare is soaring, school hours don't line up with the workday, and dual-income households are more required than ever as wages stagnate and the cost of living surges.
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"In terms of economic growth ahead, we're looking at a possible recession in Great Britain, stagnate growth in Europe and less growth in the States," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at First Standard Financial in New York.
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Riksbank critics say rates at -0.50 percent and a 245 billion Swedish crown ($26.7 billion) bond-buying programme risk economic stability, add fuel to an overheated housing market and leave the bank with little ammunition should inflation stagnate.
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For example, if Sweden's economic growth is forecast to slow, stagnate, or dip, the algorithm will be able to predict which sectors — and even which companies — will be likely to start laying people off or making pay cuts.
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At the height of the problems there, the city, following guidelines from Michigan's Department of Environmental Quality, told residents to flush the water in their homes for five minutes before letting it stagnate and then taking a sample.
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By the 1990s, black and Latino community groups were protesting the district, arguing that their children were being left to stagnate in general education classrooms while white students filled rooms reserved for gifted, honors and Advanced Placement programs.
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Competition, consumerism and globalization worked out much better for some people than others, and the others, who saw their incomes stagnate, their dignified livelihoods evaporate and their communities wither, decided not to go quietly into that good night.
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But with a 'mini-deal' now largely discounted in the markets, and economic growth unlikely to do better than stagnate over the next couple of years, we suspect that any further upside for stock prices will be limited.
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While Georgia Republicans block black people from voting, stagnate the minimum wage, and make it harder for people to access health care, Abrams champions universal voter registration, a living wage, and Medicaid expansion to improve Georgians' quality of life.
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While consensus expectations are that Wall Street is years away from seeing substantive change from blockchain implementation, proponents say it has the potential to drive mass efficiency across lines of business where banks have allowed technological developments to stagnate.
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As of last fall, the firm's analysts say Google still owns a larger chunk of the mobile market — 32 percent versus 19 percent — but Facebook's slice is expected to continue to rapidly grow, while Google's is projected to stagnate.
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Some 65-18% of households in rich countries saw their real incomes from wages and capital decline or stagnate between 2005 and 2014, compared with less than 2% in 27-22050, says the McKinsey Global Institute, a think-tank.
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As the population booms (Britain is expected to grow from 65m today to 77m by 2050), and especially if productivity continues to stagnate, debates about how investment in road, rail and broadband should be financed and allocated will intensify.
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If you take the Treaty of Detroit as their starting point—1950—and accept as their impending end point the year when productivity began to stagnate and wages to fall—1970—this period spanned little more than two decades.
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Since going public in February, Snap has had to deal with stagnate user growth and declining revenue, and the company suffered an abysmal third quarter this year as disappointing figures in both those departments sent shares into a dive.
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"The euro continues to stagnate in a sideways range despite the risk of a trade war becoming increasingly obvious ... and despite many political lapses on the part of the U.S. President," said Commerzbank currency strategist Ulrich Leuchtmann, in Frankfurt.
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On average, you want your kids, you want your employees, you want your boss to have a growth mind-set, otherwise they tend to give up when they fail or get rejected, and they tend to stagnate a lot.
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BUDAPEST, March 11 (Reuters) - Hungary's economy could stagnate or even contract slightly this year under the worst case scenario if the global impacts from the coronavirus outbreak deepen and last long, Finance Minister Mihaly Varga said late on Tuesday.
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Daily total: $85 Weekly total: $751.13 Reflection: I think everything in my wellness routine works together — I view it all as an expression of energy, sort of like getting it all out there so it doesn't stagnate in my body.
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British threats that Italian Prosecco will stagnate in unwanted lakes unless the United Kingdom is granted "free and frictionless" trade are hard to take seriously – even if British imports of Italian sparkling wine are up 23 percent so far this year.
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Ireland's fiscal watchdog estimates that if forecast GDP growth comes in 1.5 percentage points lower each year, it would cause the debt-to-GDP ratio to stagnate at current high levels before rising again by the end of the decade.
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Continental said on Thursday it was not expecting a market upturn until the second half of this year as it reported a 22 percent slump in first-quarter net profit, while Bosch said it expected sales to stagnate this year.
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The company has addressed that through school discounts and lowering the overall cost of the line, as the tablet market has started to stagnate, but the last couple of upgrades have dropped pricing down to a far more approachable $299.
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In short, stagnate surface waters, which also recently absorbed heat from California's hottest-ever recorded month, were then boosted by another couple of degrees Fahrenheit of background warming — that extra heat being trapped in the ocean from climate change, explained Willis.
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A rule-of-thumb calculation suggests that if productivity growth continues to stagnate over the next four years, the economy might grow at an annual rate of around 903% over that period, far below the historical average of around 2.5%.
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Instead Varun Sivaram of the Council on Foreign Relations, a think-tank, issues a timely warning that solar power could stagnate as abruptly as nuclear did as a share of global energy in the 1990s, with dire consequences for the planet.
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MADRID, Sept 3 (Reuters) - Tourist numbers to Spain fell 4.9 percent in July, in a sign growth in visitors is starting to stagnate after five years of record numbers due to the resurgence of rivals like Turkey and North Africa.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The price of rhodium, a precious metal used to curb harmful emissions from vehicle engines, has rocketed to its highest since 2008 as tightening environmental regulation compels auto makers to buy more just as supply looks set to stagnate.
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Business Japanese workers are signing up for second jobs in record numbers to earn extra cash as wages stagnate, stirring hopes of a rise in consumer spending but adding to fears of overwork in a society notorious for long hours.
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South Africa has seen growth stagnate in the decade since the world's financial crisis, with policy missteps under former President Jacob Zuma making worse global conditions marked by a plunge in commodity prices and a rise in the cost of capital.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga has denied a report in the Yomiuri newspaper saying Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is considering delaying a planned increase in sales tax for a second time if the economy continues to stagnate.
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The upshot is that over the current parliament, the rich are expected to do very well (an income increase of 12% for someone at the top, according to the IFS) while the incomes of the poor are expected to stagnate.
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As our manufacturing jobs race overseas, factories shut down, wages stagnate, regulations stifle business, our infrastructure crumbles and entire communities fall to the scourge of addiction, it's clear this decades-long approach to governing has been a debacle for normal Americans.
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For us it's better to be just outside of politics because then we can work with all the parties and all the sides, otherwise it's always about who gets the credit for changing something—and this can really stagnate the process.
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Sinochem has seen growth in the key energy business stagnate with increasing domestic competition in trading from the likes of state oil trader Unipec and Chinaoil, while its overseas oil and gas assets have struggled amid prolonged low oil prices.
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For more news click Moody's trimmed the Swiss drugmaker's debt rating outlook to negative from stable, underscoring how strains on Novartis's borrowing capacity are being exacerbated by its planned $5 billion, debt-financed stock buyback in 2017 as sales stagnate.
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But without further measures, non-oil revenue will stagnate and economic growth will slow, Joshi said, noting that public debt increased to 89 percent of GDP last year and foreign reserves were low, covering only 1.5 months of non-oil imports.
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Marketplaces for industries such as digital technology must not be concentrated in only a few parts of the world because tight control can depress competition and stagnate wages, said Navid Hanif of the U.N.'s Financing for Sustainable Development Office.
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While we are business leaders in a rapidly changing service economy, we are also low-income new immigrants: waiters, seamstresses and home health care workers who suffer under the double whammy of political invisibility and economic insecurity as wages stagnate.
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Sanders, Brynjolfsson wrote, is right that many Americans have seen their real wages fall or stagnate over the past 20 years, but successful nations have maintained the right mix of capitalism and public investment needed to create more widely shared prosperity.
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Instead, Trump kept his focus trained on the purported successes of his economic agenda — touting steady job growth, low unemployment and the "phase-one" trade agreement with China — even as wages continue to stagnate for the vast majority of American workers.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - The pace of reform in China will not stagnate and it will open its door wider still to the outside world, President Xi Jinping said on Monday in his New Year message, as he also warned of challenges ahead.
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Although no statistical progress was made in the last year, its important to emphasize Goldman's projection is based on idea that everything, government and company policies and societal norms, will also stagnate for decades to come, which is possible without a bigger commitment.
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In June, exports fell 0.1% from May while year on year they plunged 8% to mark their steepest rate of annual decline in nearly three years - and the DIHK business association said it expected exports to nearly stagnate in 2019 as a whole.
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BERLIN, Aug 1 (Reuters) - Germany's Rheinmetall on Thursday downgraded a forecast for its automotive division, saying it now expects sales in the business to fall 07213% to 3% in 2019 compared with its previous forecast for them to stagnate or rise slightly.
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After repeated rounds of property and loan curbs since 2009 to prevent a bubble in Singapore, the city state's authorities announced Friday some measures will be scaled back, including the waiting period for sales without stamp duties as demand slows and prices stagnate.
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The two-year bike-share boom has put over 2000 million bikes in China alone, according to its Ministry of Transport, with more than 236 million riders registered, eating into car use and gasoline demand growth already expected to stagnate by 2500.
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In June, exports fell 0.1% from May while year on year they plunged 63% to mark their steepest rate of annual decline in nearly three years - and the DIHK business association said it expected exports to nearly stagnate in 2019 as a whole.
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NEW YORK, April 13 (Reuters) - One of the most popular actively managed ETFs, the Pimco Total Return Active Exchange-Traded Fund, has seen its assets stagnate as investors have gravitated toward rival funds and lower-cost passive bond ETFs, Morningstar data show.
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In his speech, Mr. Stournaras said that 67 percent of the loans made to small and medium-size companies, the life blood of the Greek economy, were nonperforming, a statistic that explains in blunt terms why the Greek economy continues to stagnate.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German automotive supplier Bosch plans to become fully carbon neutral by 2020, making it the first major industrial company to take that step, as it forecast sales would stagnate this year due to headwinds from a global downturn and trade disputes.
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But over that same time, black working- and middle-class households have seen their incomes stagnate in exactly the same fashion as those of their white neighbors — and from a base that was and thus remains little more than half as large.
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He said that over time Big Four audit market share in Britain would stagnate, with BDO already getting job enquiries from Big Four partners who see better promotion prospects at one of the smaller firms in a reverse of the historical situation.
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Warren on Thursday outlined three problems that have created what she said was a "rigged" economy: corporations' pursuit of short-term profits at workers' expense; many markets dominated by monopolistic companies; and working families who have seen their wages stagnate while costs balloon.
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With China's economy growing at its slowest pace in a generation and Asia's trading powerhouses Japan and South Korea struggling to create growth, Asian fuel oil demand for container ships should stagnate in 2016, putting more pressure on a market that struggled last year.
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That's according to a new paper released Monday by the National Bureau of Economic research, wherein researchers showed that this trend has helped dramatically increase the Social-security and Medicare benefits paid to the rich, while the poor have seen their benefits decline or stagnate.
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Output has continued to stagnate since the deals were signed, dropping to 1.46 million barrels per day in November from more than 2 million at the end of last year, according to OPEC figures, in a sign of the company's struggles under military rule.
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Morgan Stanley now projects global growth will stagnate at current levels for the rest of 2019, JPMorgan expects two U.S. rate cuts this year and Goldman Sachs says its "downside risk scenario" for German Bund yields is -50 basis points versus the current -0.25 bps.
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"What you're hearing is that a lot of people don't think it's good enough," Representative Pramila Jayapal said of USMCA after the meeting, adding that she was concerned the new pact would not solve the biggest shortcoming of NAFTA, which allowed Mexican wages to stagnate.
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It did not give a forecast but the 13-year-old company is now on track for its first annual net loss in more than 20 years, reflecting broader strains on Australian business as wages stagnate and the economy transitions out of a mining boom.
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In an era of rentier capitalism, in which more and more income is being channelled to the owners of assets—physical, financial and intellectual—and in which wages will continue to stagnate, a BI would provide an anchor for a fairer income-distribution system.
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Parental litigation and insurance issues tied to head injuries could lead to the end of public funding for high school football, Fink said, adding that the sport's recruitment pool would begin to stagnate if pre-college play was forced to rely on private funding.
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Analysts suggested that Mr. Putin wants to avoid repeating the mistakes of Leonid I. Brezhnev, the head of the Soviet Union from 1964 to 1982, who is seen as helping cause the country's collapse by letting the bureaucracy and the country stagnate in tandem.
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"We expect old media to continue to stagnate, distribution to continue being disintermediated, and semiconductor names to moderate after a strong year, but M&A remains a key catalyst for these groups, including media, satellites and data centers," analyst Tim Nollen wrote in the report.
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At Wells Fargo, which has been working to repair its culture and its standing with regulators after a series of scandals, some employees have had their pay stagnate or shrink as the bank reshaped its incentive plans so that they no longer encouraged cheating.
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Here is where wages are most and least equal, according to the report: As companies need more and more highly skilled and educated workers to keep up with global advancements, those workers are seeing large wage increases, while less-skilled workers see earnings stagnate.
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Coming a day after the central bank kept its benchmark Selic rate on hold at 23.9760 percent, the figures give further weight to the view that the economy will stagnate this year and add to calls for a cut sooner rather than later, economists say.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - A slight improvement in the leading Ifo business climate index does not suggest a change of trend, the Ifo institute said on Tuesday, adding that Europe's biggest economy is likely to shrink again in the third and stagnate in the fourth quarter.
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But as wages continue to stagnate relative to cost of living, as more and more jobs require work outside 9-to-5 hours, and as hours become increasingly irregular and unpredictable, even the relatively affordable and flexible home-based child care centers struggle to cope.
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Sadly, instead of acting as a constructive member of the international community, Germany is running its own economy into the ground by allowing demand and output to stagnate for most of last year – and just barely managing to eke out a 0.6% growth rate.
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Clinton's presidential campaign has sought to cast the former secretary of state as a fighter for the middle class, someone who will stand up to monied interests and corporations, and advocate on behalf of people who have seen wages stagnate over eight years under President Barack Obama.
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If we remain on the path we're on, one where large technology companies and VC firms are funding the bulk of AI research, the country would only see pockets of growth around the largest technology companies and the regions of the country would continue to stagnate.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Tourist numbers to Spain fell 1.9 percent in August for the second month in a row, in a sign growth in visitors is starting to stagnate after nearly five years of record numbers due to the resurgence of rivals like Turkey and North Africa.
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Fortunately, the fallout from many of my errors has been reduced by a characteristic shared by most businesses that disappoint: As the years pass, the "poor" business tends to stagnate, thereupon entering a state in which its operations require an ever-smaller percentage of Berkshire's capital.
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Since 2007, "income growth has remained unbalanced: as profits have reached record highs along with stock market highs, the wages of most workers have continued to stagnate in the 2000s though there have been inflation-adjusted gains in the last two years," the EPI report said.
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BERLIN, Sept 24 (Reuters) - A slight improvement in the leading Ifo business climate index does not suggest a change of trend, the Ifo institute said on Tuesday, adding that Europe's biggest economy is likely to shrink again in the third and stagnate in the fourth quarter.
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All that said, it's no coincidence that big programs of structural reform have become more prominent as wages have stagnated, and the fact that they appear to be continuing to stagnate even as the unemployment rate remains low has kicked calls for bigger change into high gear.
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Britain's economy is now on track to stagnate in the second quarter, the BoE said, rather than grow 0.2% quarter-on-quarter as it had predicted last month, citing the run-up in stockpiling earlier this year by many companies ahead of an original Brexit deadline in March.
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That's not to say coking coal is a great long-term bet, as it does face the likelihood that global demand will stagnate as China has most likely reached peak steel output and growth in the rest of the world won't be enough to offset the slowdown in China.
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Advocates of solar argue that the administration's tariffs will mean tens of thousands in potential blue collar job losses, since hiring will stagnate at a time when the solar sector is growing rapidly and finally starting to undercut other forms of energy in the U.S. domestic supply market.
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And we are making it harder and harder for foreign workers to get H1B visas, which is often the first step towards starting a company in the U.S. Productivity and innovation, and new job creation in the U.S. will continue to stagnate if we can't do something to reinvigorate entrepreneurship.
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The remaining 28503 percent of taxpayers aren't faring as well and have seen their incomes either stagnate or fall over the past couple of decades, highlighting a frequently discussed issue in this year's presidential campaigns — income inequality is a growing problem around the country and is hurting the nation's middle class.
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If the trend continues, it will signify a jarring philosophical shift from the view put forward by many prominent economists, like the former Treasury secretary Lawrence H. Summers, that the global economy is destined to stagnate for some time under a regime of low growth, zero interest rates and deflation.
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Perhaps this is why wifi has stood out in an increasingly crowded field: He's synthesized the regionless, borderless world of the internet age from which he takes his name, while lacing it with a narcotically addictive flow and a distinct ear for melody that's allowed him to develop while others stagnate.
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These stores are finding plenty of customers as wages stagnate and many new jobs are in relatively low-paying fields such as restaurants, food stores and home health care, said Jonathan Bowles, executive director of the Center for an Urban Future, a nonprofit group that tracks national chains in the city.
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We've become so used to how horrifying Gilead is that — as episode nine proved — we need the contrast of Canada to fully feel the horror at this point, and this episode showed that we need the plot mobility Canada offers to keep June's storyline from continuing to stagnate and repeat itself.
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But if the group around Trump promotes an agenda that is highly favorable to the already wealthy and does little to protect and boost those stuck in economic purgatory, the incoming president could see his popularity stagnate and recreating the map that put him into office could become impossible in four years.
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He charts how the economic resources of Americans at the 50th, 10th, 5th, and 5003nd percentile of the income distribution have changed from 1967 to the present: While people at the middle, and even the middle poor, saw their resource levels stagnate from 1999 onward, they plummeted for Americans at the 2nd percentile.
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In both the US and the UK, people have seen their jobs go or their salaries stagnate; they have begun to feel—with different levels of desperation—as though their livelihoods are not secure and the Political Establishment has not given them a convincing enough sense that this will be made better.
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Forecasting Britain's economy will stagnate for the rest of 2016, the BOE cut its main lending rate to 0.25 percent from 0.5 percent, restarted purchases of government bonds, and launched two new schemes - one to buy corporate bonds and another to ensure banks keep lending even after the cut in interest rates.
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But this trend of democratic expansion began to turn down, and first stagnate and then accelerate in its retreat after the US invasion of Iraq, the US-induced financial crisis that almost brought about a second Great Depression, and the acceleration of globalization and lots of people feeling like they were falling behind.
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"When you're seeing wages rise for those with more skill, and stagnate, or decline, for those with less, that seems to be a signal that's saying loud and clear we have to do a better job of equipping young people with the skills they need to succeed in the labor market," Yellen said.
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The Davos elites have enjoyed outsize influence over economic policies in recent decades as a growing share of wealth has, perhaps not coincidentally, landed in the coffers of people with a need for bank accounts in the British Virgin Islands, while poor and middle-class households have seen their earnings stagnate and decline.
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"If the small baker in Hamburg pays his taxes but the American coffee business next door pays no taxes ... if big businesses make more profits for years but real wages in Germany stagnate or fall, that is not fair," Schulz said at a town-hall style meeting in Ahrensburg, near Hamburg, earlier this month.
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For one thing, after seeing incomes decline following the recession and stagnate for much of the '00s according to the census's measure, the typical household saw income grow a whopping 5.2 percent in real terms, or $2,20153: Not only that, but as Michigan economist Justin Wolfers points out, the gains were concentrated at the bottom.
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Acemoglu notes that the third point should be considered separately because without any change in production techniques and organization of production, the labor share may decline and wages may stagnate because firms that have greater market power (think Apple, think Google, think Microsoft) make a lot more (a lot a lot a lot more) profits.
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Trump is wrong to blame globalization, whether unfair trade rules or unwanted immigrants, for the country's woes, but globalization's advocates are also wrong in arguing that globalization has played no role in the plight of the large parts of the population that have seen their incomes stagnate or decline, and that it's just technological progress that's to blame.
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I happen to be very happy with my employers, but how many startups go unfounded, how many careers stagnate, because those same talented people who flock to the Valley–and the tech industry writ large–find themselves forced to languish in the the same jobs that brought them, because of the accident of their faraway births?
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Death metal's many subgenres—characterized by bands like In Flames' poppy melodies, progressive rock passages a la Opeth, highly virtuosic musicianship as exhibited by tech-death stalwarts Gorguts, or a thrashier approach mixed with black metal's codified blasphemy, like Skeletonwitch—took center stage, while newer listeners' enthusiasm for its meatier, more straightforward sounds seemed to stagnate.
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" — Luis Macias, CEO and founder, GrainChain "Between Xi Jinping recently declaring China needs to 'seize the opportunity of blockchain technology,' and the continued regulatory uncertainty in the U.S., China will broaden its lead in blockchain relative to the U.S. Until the SEC rolls out more clear guidelines related to cryptocurrencies and blockchain, the U.S. market will continue to stagnate.
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Some of them watched wages stagnate and the income gap grow without doing anything; others invaded Iraq without a plan; still others who shut down the government multiple times as a negotiating tactic, or allowed the prison at Guantánamo Bay to remain open, or had no solutions for the loss of manufacturing jobs or for the opioid addiction crisis.
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Last quarter, the company saw its user growth creep to below two percent globally, stagnate in the U.S./Canada and decline in Europe, as the company continues to roil from bad press over the social network's role in helping to sway elections and disseminate "fake news," and in sharing user data either through breaches or the general course of business.
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"If we stagnate as a business or the business declines, and the reality is, if we need additional profit, if we become public one day and the investors are calling for people's heads unless we generate an additional three cents of earnings per share, then that situation will be prime for us to need to make tough decisions with regard to the people," he says.
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But if things continue as they've been, with wages continuing to stagnate (or grow very little), health insurance getting more expensive, and the rich capturing the bulk of economic gains, then yes, the gig economy will keep growing because desperate people will seek out some way to earn extra income and the barrier to entry is often lower in the gig economy than in traditional employment.
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The energy committee senators - many of whom represent fossil fuel-producing states including Alaska, Wyoming and West Virginia - will likely ask Perry at the confirmation hearing how he plans to boost drilling, add wind and solar power capacity, and increase exports of natural gas to countries looking to reduce their dependence on Russia, a particularly important path to growth because demand for natural gas in the United States is relatively stagnate.
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Facebook looks for new income as display ads stagnate Interesting note in Sarah Fischer's story on Facebook looking for new revenue sources: time spent on Facebook properties really does appear to be in decline: According to a note sent to clients by Wieser, Facebook-related properties (Facebook, Messenger, Instagram and WhatsApp) accounted for under 22018% of digital content consumption last month, which is down from its 18% share two years ago and 16% one year ago.
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