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But dominating Wolf's message was the budgetary crisis escalated by political gridlock.
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But the experience of political gridlock in the United States looms large.
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Then our nation was gripped by economic distress, social decline, political gridlock.
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Yet still the question lingers, ringing louder and louder as political gridlock worsens.
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India's economic policy-making has been blocked for months by dithering and political gridlock.
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The government's flawed decision to hand mines to individual firms has caused political gridlock.
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India's economic policy-making has been blocked for months by confusion, mis-steps and political gridlock.
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That contributes to the American political gridlock, pitting an activist president against obstinate Republican lawmakers.
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In Thailand, there is a risk of political gridlock.
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The resulting battle roiled markets concerned about U.S. political gridlock and its impact on the economy.
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Investors said the latest episode could worsen the political gridlock and increase uncertainty for foreign investors.
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On Tuesday, Bush blamed Democrats for political gridlock.
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Israel headed for political gridlock after the two main parties both claimed victory in yesterday's general election.
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However, the prospect of a political gridlock arises with the split Congress, creating some uncertainty for investors.
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His first term has been marked by fierce partisan battles that have frozen Washington into political gridlock.
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While New York's financial sector is steadying, Washington remains mired in political gridlock, spending cuts and electoral uncertainty.
