postrecession

postrecession

(ˌpəʊstrɪˈsɛʃən)
adj
(Economics) occurring or existing in the period after a recession
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In addition, it examines the compensation-productivity gap, the relationship between productivity growth and the share of output in the information and communications technology producing sector, and whether state-level labor productivity was converging in the postrecession period.
Annual sales growth inched higher to 2.7% compared with 2% in 2017, though this marked a slowdown compared to the postrecession peak of 4.7% seen in 2016.
During the 2011-2014 postrecession period, we find that while Medicaid expansions were associated with reductions in VA utilization in the expansion states, they were most often associated with increases in VA utilization in the nonexpansion states.
noting how they changed postrecession when delinquent debts flooded the
Or, perhaps, is he calling attention to our late-contemporary, postrecession, reality-show-fueled infatuation with having it all and telling it all?
He said that postrecession tenants were less willing to commit prior to a building being constructed, or at least construction starting.
In particular, I argue that viewing human capital not as a homogeneous stock but as a heterogeneous structure helps to explain how central bank credit expansion and various labor and education policies can distort market price signals, disrupt the coordination of human capital investments with underlying market conditions, and lead to a cluster of malinvestments in human capital, with adverse effects on postrecession recovery and economic growth.
The postrecession building boom swept up those fallow subdivision lots and continues to drive a demand for new lots.
Indeed, it can be reasonably assumed that the relevance of these legitimizing factors in shaping Putin's choices has grown as incomes fell in 2017 for the fourth year in a row, postrecession economic growth failed to reach even 2 percent, and stagnation is a consensus prognosis for at least the next few years.
Infrastructure was the dominant sector of the month, totalling PS3.7bn based on a three-month average and is the highest postrecession figure.
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