Examples of using Lost decade in English and their translations into French
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making the 1980s a lost decade for the country.
beyond 2013 will almost certainly result in a double tragedy of a lost decade and a lost generation.
many of the major groups have expressed fears that the negotiation of a forest convention could easily mean another lost decade without decisive action to stop
that the 1990s should not turn out to be another lost decade for development.
approaching a full recovery, prompting concerns that Europe may face a Japan-style lost decade now in its 23rd year.
After a"lost decade" in the 1990s,
For Africa, which is just emerging from the lost decade of the 1980s, the emerging global economic turmoil will add new strains to the process of promoting economic growth and development.
which for us in Africa has been described as the“lost decade”, our continent continues to be confronted with critical socio-economic problems which deserve the very urgent attention
The representative of Myanmar said that the 1980s had been a"lost decade" for the LDCs
Twelve massive stimulus plans were initiated between 1991 and 2001(the lost decade) to deal with the crisis resulting from the bursting of the financial and property bubble in 1989-1990.
Richard Koo(2008)4 convincingly argued that one of the main lessons to learn from Japan's“lost decade” is that balance-sheet distress matters a great deal.
it is a term used by economists that refers to falling into the same deflationary trap of collapsed demand that caused the Lost decade Japan.
The"lost decade" of the 1980s was the result of exactly the same problems, although there was also an international economic crisis
the Zuricher has brought back into fashion the best of the new wave aesthetics of this lost decade.
often called the lost decade for development as a result of the debt crisis,
jeopardized as a consequence, and the 1990s could become another lost decade for them.
then gradually receded into the background until it came to the fore again in the economic literature under the impetus of the Japanese“lost decade”.
within sectors, during the Lost Decade, as predicted by the model.
when the debt crisis ushered in the“lost decade” of Latin American development.
the bubble economy in Japan was followed by the Lost Decade in the 1990s.
