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Moreover, slowing economic growth, tighter prudential regulation, and increased liability have made banks much more risk-averse, driving them to demand a significantly higher risk premium from borrowers, who must now not only provide collateral, but also find third parties to guarantee the loans.
The Trump budget assumes a steady spell of 3% GDP growth, which appears to be at odds with the prevailing trends of weakening productivity performance, slowing population growth, and a significantly lower level of labor force participation.
This has contributed to growing monopoly power, slowing productivity growth, and rising inequality in many economies over the past couple of decades.
Exports are weakening, domestic credit is slowing, and asset prices are showing worrying volatility.
Large deficits shift the bill for today’s consumption to future generations and can crowd out private investment, thereby slowing the improvement of living standards.
Moreover, the DOTS strategy requires that health care professionals supervise the standard treatment regimens to ensure that TB patients remain on the antibiotic cocktail for the full six months, thereby slowing the emergence of drug resistance.
True, the economy was slowing when Bush took office, but he also inherited an enormous fiscal surplus, amounting to 2% of GDP, which he transformed into a yawning deficit, equaling 4.5% of GDP.
It is a primary driver of GDP growth (especially in countries where labor-force growth is slowing) and income gains.
But growth is also slowing in China and India, which together account for more than one-third of the world’s population.
Many European economies are already slowing, with some entering recession.
Yes, China’s economy is now slowing; but the significance of this is not well understood.
And emerging markets (the fourth engine) are slowing sharply as decade-long global tailwinds – rapid Chinese growth, zero policy rates and quantitative easing by the US Federal Reserve, and a commodity super-cycle – become headwinds.
Nonetheless, they are slowing down capital spending and consumption, given the option value of waiting during uncertain times.
With emerging economies (including China) slowing, and with meaningful multilateral policy coordination remaining inadequate, protectionist pressures will mount as major trading powers compete for a stagnant pie.
True, economic growth in China is slowing somewhat as authorities belatedly try to contain a credit bubble, but many other emerging markets – notably including India – are set to grow faster this year.
The Economic Consequences of the Arab RevoltNEW YORK – Political turmoil in the Middle East has powerful economic and financial implications, particularly as it increases the risk of stagflation, a lethal combination of slowing growth and sharply rising inflation.
Encumbered by slowing growth in China, a collapse in commodity prices, and adverse spillover from numerous security crises, Africa’s overall annual GDP growth averaged just 3.3% in 2010-2015, barely keeping up with population growth – and down sharply from the 4.9% recorded from 2000 to 2008.
World trade growth would be slowing down, even without Trump in office.
Upholding that right should not be sacrificed in the name of largely bogus calculations about the effects of slowing down automation on US global leadership.
Similarly, Chinese residential investment and commercial real-estate activity are slowing sharply as home prices start to fall.
A long period of low fertility means that China’s population is aging and growth in the working-age population is slowing.
There is no way to offset the growth of the mandatory programs by slowing the growth of defense and other discretionary outlays.
They can’t imagine the US economy slowing, or share prices falling and staying down.
Business investment spending is slowing down, since firms have already stocked up on information technology systems and don’t need to replace or upgrade them for the moment.
Slowing the rate of alteration is the only rational course of action, given the potential outcomes.
After three years of slowing growth and rising debt, China once again finds itself at a crossroads.
The dollar has also risen relative to currencies of emerging markets with economic and financial fragilities: twin fiscal and current-account deficits, rising inflation and slowing growth, large stocks of domestic and foreign debt, and political instability.
Even China briefly allowed its currency to weaken against the dollar last year, and slowing output growth may tempt the government to let the renminbi weaken even more.
What was not discussed at the CDF is the major crackdown on high-level corruption that President Xi Jinping is pursuing and that many say is impeding economic decision-making and slowing GDP growth.
Even slowing the economy is hard: lacking an efficient financial system, credit growth must be controlled directly through banks.
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