Examples of using Lost decade in English and their translations into German
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Latin America suffered a lost decade.
REDD+: A lost decade for international forest conservation.
They used to refer to Japan's“lost decade.”.
Surely not another lost decade focusing on the wrong kind of reforms?
The ten years of the Lisbon strategy were a lost decade.
We simply must not let one lost decade turn into a second.
The big fear is that we are headed to 10 years of deflation,as Japan experienced in its"lost decade.
Europe's tragic lost decade remains on track to deliver its citizenry poverty, rather than prosperity.
Japan's annual 15-20 trillion yen infrastructure-intensive stimulus didn't prevent its lost decade.
Latin America was stuck in its own lost decade after the debt crisis at the start of the 1980's.
Keynote speaker Peter Jungen, former Chief Executive Officer of Strabag Bau AG willopen the event with his speech"Europe may suffer a lost decade.
Phrases, such as“the lost decade”(and the past is not meant by this), are quite justifiably being used.
Mr Defraigne mentioned the issue of social and tax systems which were being endangered andexpressed his worries about a lost decade in Europe.
Not doing this may lead to another lost decade, a lasting halt to growth and mass unemployment.
The difference is actually much smaller than often assumed,but at first sight a growth rate of 0.6% qualifies as a lost decade.
Latin American countries suffered a lost decade after 1982, and Japan has been stagnating for a quarter-century; both have survived.
But the best way to understand what Erdoğan's government has gotten rightis to examine what went wrong in the“lost decade” of the 1990's.
It is criticallyimportant that this does not lead to a new lost decade of development, and that poor households- especially children- do not suffer as they did in the 1980‘s.
A peaceful"Rose revolution" brought this about, but economics, not politics,will determine whether Georgia prospers or endures another lost decade.
Currently, parallels are being drawn to Japan's experience in the 1990's-a“lost decade” in economic terms that also undermined the legitimacy of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party.
Nourishing an all-consuming passion for the 80s, including dance sounds and even haircuts, the Zuricherhas brought back into fashion the best of the new wave aesthetics of this lost decade.
The reasons the recentpast can generally be deemed a lost decade in terms of transformation in these 20 countries are as multifarious as the region itself- reaching from Eritrea to South Africa, and from Angola to Mauritius.
Translations==The author and academic Gregory B. Lee has translated many of Duo Duo's poems into English, and has written about the poet's work,most recently in his book"China's Lost Decade.
Japan, for example, had three recessions in its“lost decade,” starting in the 1990's, despite a long string of large Keynesian stimulus programs that left it with the worst public-debt burden among advanced economies.
With growth barely visible, and dangerously low inflation causing real interest rates to rise, the weight of public and private debt has grown very heavy,and many fear that another lost decade is at hand.
In the end,policymakers must remember that whether or not the US and Europe avoid a lost decade depends on their ability to retain productive vitality in their economies, not simply on short-term demand-stimulation measures.
This contributed not only to sovereign-debt and fiscal crises, but also to protracted stagnation outside East Asia,including Latin America's“lost decade” and Africa's“quarter-century retreat.”.
During Japan's“lost decade,” the Bank of Japan mostly bought Japanese government bonds, whereas the Fed is trying to reopen secondary markets for securitized private lending(which in the US is as important as bank lending), buying mortgage-backed securities and consumer and business loans, as well as U.S. Treasury bonds.
But the attempt by Japan's powerful trade and industry, and finance ministries to micromanage the economy is one reason theJapanese wound up with a burst asset bubble, a lost decade, three recessions, and by far the highest public debt-to-GDP ratio of any advanced economy.
Whilst this unacceptable stalemate should be criticised in no uncertain terms, it is equally necessary to encourage the Commission and Council to do whatever they can, not least through financial measures, to consolidate the results achieved to date and prevent theefforts made by Latin America from degenerating into a new and untenable'lost decade.