Examples of using Structural problem in English and their translations into Japanese
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Business Cycle and Structural Problem Cyclical recovery and structural problem Although our economy has followed a daunting road since the 1990s after the bursting of the bubble, there were some periods when the economy expanded.
Results Policies dominated by economic growth, which were urban-centered and rural-neglecting under the Jiang Zemin-Zhu Rongji administration during the 10th Five-Year Plan caused an expansion of the income gap and brought about wasteful use of energy and other resources and destruction of the environment, aggravating the structural problem of the Chinese economic society.
In 2017, it also drew a lot of attention in Japan as a way to solve the country's structural problem of a dramatic decline in the working-age population, leading to what could be called an RPA boom.
As Emma Watson told the Observer“It's easy to dismiss harassment and abuse as being caused by‘one or two really, really bad men' but the UK statistics point to a much bigger and more structural problem.
Watson said:“It's easy to dismiss harassment and abuse as being caused by‘one or two really, really bad men' but the UK statistics point to a much bigger and more structural problem.
If financial institutions are able to tease out the corporate demand for investments in intangible assets, that not only would enhance the productivity of the whole economy but also would contribute to solving the structural problem of low profitability of financial institutions.
Moreover, one member pointed out that the structural problem of borrowing needs being insufficient for the size of the financial industry should be dealt with by cutting back on jobs that were not profitable, rather than taking excessive risks, and that monetary policy was not the solution to this problem either.
A different member expressed the recognition that, in considering the desirable shape of the yield curve, it was necessary to thoroughly examine not only developments in economic activity and prices but also financial developments. However, this member continued that, given the structural problem of overbanking, it was difficult to stabilize the functioning of financial intermediation and the financial system only by making adjustments on the monetary policy front.
In the latter half of the 1970s, when the problem of debt accumulation surfaced, the cause was deemed as a temporary liquidity shortage on the part of the debtors, meaning the developing countries. Then, in the latter half of the 1980s, the debt accumulation came to be recognized as a structural problem stemming from an insufficient economic performance for making repayments, and the international community started discussions to address this problem. .
Structural problems as impediments to strong recovery 4.
But there are huge structural problems.
Structural problems are not solved with bubbles.
China now faces some structural problems.
The eurozone has structural problems.
But we must not overlook the structural problems that continue to bedevil China's economy.
But I believe verystrongly, that one cannot affectively address the structural problems until oneaddress the aggregate demand problems. .
The structural problems of Europe remain largely unresolved and the mild recession that began there in 2012 continues.
That the waqf denies any structural problems means the Israeli authorities just tip-toe away.
Structural Problems in the Private Sector As described earlier, the current Japanese economy reflects the new features of the world economy.
Without optimum levels of calcium, the human body may become prone to structural problems that can stem from long-term deficiency.