Examples of using Sharp contraction in English and their translations into French
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We find that a negative credit shock to one country induces a sharp contraction in that country's economy, whereas the resulting recession in the economy of its trading partner is quantitatively minor.
However, given the sharp contraction of private capital flows to developing countries from more than $900 billion in 2007 to $200 billion in 2009,
The sharp contraction of output, loss of jobs,
however, would be a sharp contraction of labour demand in agriculture in districts where landless workers who earn their living as daily labourers in rice farming represent 41 per cent of the total workforce.
The violence in the West Bank and Gaza Strip, the sharp contraction in real GDP
combined with a sharp contraction in aggregate demand have brought about depression-level declines in output
After a sharp contraction in the first quarter of 2009,
the Caribbean in 2002 had as its counterpart a sharp contraction of imports as crisis countries compressed consumption
financial system disruptions can trigger a sharp contraction in economic activity,
was better than earlier feared because Brazil managed to avoid a widely expected sharp contraction and Mexico and most of the Central American
28 billion in 1997. More than four fifths of the bulge reflected the ballooning deficits of Brazil and Argentina and the sharp contraction of Mexico's surplus.
and(c) the sharp contraction of tin stocks between January
significant increases in unemployment, sharp contraction of international trade and investment flows,
either the sharp contraction of economic activity is easing
The shrinking in global demand due to the global financial crisis paired with the drying up of trade finance caused a sharp contraction of international trade in goods
which continue to see sharp contractions of economic activity amid stringent fiscal austerity programmes see figure 1.
has led to sharp contractions in Canada's trade balance
that this left it vulnerable to sharp contractions in global demand,
has been particularly weak in developed economies since the financial crisis, with sharp contractions in Europe in 2012
sheets of banks or financial institutions can entail sharp contractions(expansions) in credit,