Significats de strangle economic en anglès

But too fast a rise in borrowing costs can strangle economic recovery.

The Reserve Bank governor, Graeme Wheeler has dismissed concerns that further interest rate rises could strangle economic expansion.

Washington has been the loudest critic of Berlin's ambitious spending cut plans, arguing that it will strangle economic recovery in the euro zone and beyond.

Current rules, he said, were imposing massive costs on industry, strangling economic growth and job creation.

Insurgents were highly successful at rendering areas of the country ungovernable, strangling economic growth and undermining policymaking.

The proposal is seen as the government's boldest attempt yet to clear infrastructure bottlenecks that have strangled economic growth.

On his website, President-elect Donald Trump blames Dodd-Frank's "bureaucratic red tape and Washington mandates" for strangling economic growth.

Ghana's booming natural resources sales had pushed up prices, incentivizing imports and strangling economic diversification, complicating life for entrepreneurs, he said.

They defended the ECB's monetary policy against charges that it is strangling economic growth and dismissed fears of Japanese-style deflation in the euro zone.