Examples of using Sharp slowdown in English and their translations into Italian
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real unit labour costs increased andlabour productivity fell due to a sharp slowdown in the economic growth.
labour productivity fell due to a sharp slowdown in the economic growth.
This is undoubtedly a sharp slowdown from the postwar years,
suffered a sharp slowdown which, according to the journalistic critics, penalized her at least August 2011;
with spreading fears of a sharp slowdown in China and its possible impact on the rest of the world.
which was affected by the sharp slowdown in investment by the retail sector.
prospects for developing countries, finds that despite the sharp slowdown in the global economy,
counterparts of M3, the sharp slowdown observed in the growth of M3
second quarters of 2011 already showed a sharp slowdown in economic activity.
Gt; We have been worried for years about the prospect of a sharp slowdown in China and the knock on implications for those countries
the 66% cut in the coupled premium leads to a sharp slowdown of income growth,
This apparently sharp slowdown includes the effect of a hurricane in December 1999, which boosted activity in 2000.
However the sharp slowdown in economic growth
we shall have to reckon with a scenario marked by a sharp slowdown in the American economy.
However, in 2001 the open economy of Luxembourg experienced a very sharp slowdown, to a large extent due to the external environment.
Due to a sharp decline in export growth accompanied by heavy de-stocking the Finnish economy experienced a sharp slowdown in 2001, with GDP growth being estimated at 0.7% after 5.6% the year before.
After sustained growth from mid-1997 to 2000 the French economy has seen very slow growth since mid-2001(1.2% in 2002, probably 0.2% in 2003 and a predicted 1.7% in 2004), a sharp slowdown in new jobs and an upswing in unemployment(8.8% in 2002, 9.6% in July 2003), with unskilled young people being hit particularly hard.
are experiencing sharp slowdowns.
most of the 1990s, Poland experienced a sharp economic slowdown in 2001-2002.
This led to a sharp slowdown in.