Meanings of moribund economy in English

The collapse in global oil prices and a coronavirus quarantine has further stymied Venezuela's moribund economy.

Officials bus journalists between state farms and factories to witness sites associated with North Korea's moribund economy.

Nevertheless, she has earned respect for resuscitating a moribund economy and helping to restore the confidence of foreign donors.

Saddled with a moribund economy and aging population at home, many Japanese firms are desperate to find growth overseas.

That offers some contrast to Abe and Noda, who have largely focused on how to revive the moribund economy.

The first was a booming international hub and long-time U.S. ally, the second a pariah state with a moribund economy.

The 39-million pound campaign hopes to maximise the economic potential of the Games, giving a lift to a moribund economy.

But it has also acknowledged the "burning issue" of food shortages and the need to fix its moribund economy.

Meanwhile, the European Central Bank is going in an opposite direction with easier monetary policy aimed at jump-starting a moribund economy.

The isolated communist country's state-run media periodically boasts revolutionary innovations in science and technology, despite a moribund economy and chronic food shortages.

Sure, it was also linked to our almost moribund economy, but it meant people actually rested, and visited other people over Christmas.

Photo: ANU The PNG Treasurer Charles Abel released his first budget on Tuesday as he tries to resurrect the country's moribund economy.

Tourism is the one bright spot in Cuba's moribund economy, which is struggling with falling exports and upheaval in major trade partner Venezuela.

President Emmerson Mnangagwa, who succeeded long-time ruler Robert Mugabe following a brief military takeover in 2017, has struggled to revive the moribund economy.

Moussa casts himself as a liberal nationalist best able to revive a moribund economy and cut poverty, dismissing his Islamist rivals as religious ideologues.

Puerto Rico has around $73 billion in debt and is struggling to kick-start a moribund economy and reverse its shrinking population trends.