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Meanings of stagnant economy in English

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Usage of stagnant economy in English
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But what this tells me is that we have a stagnant economy.
Reuters
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It also promised significant new investment in infrastructure to boost Canada's stagnant economy.
The Guardian
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That's a sclerotic, stagnant economy, and a disaster for risk assets.
Reuters
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That would almost certainly tip the stagnant economy into recession.
Reuters
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A stagnant economy is perhaps the most immediate of these.
The Irish Times
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The dollar rose against the yen as attention remained focused on Japan's stagnant economy.
The Irish Times
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Japan used that approach early this decade to spur lending and jump-start a stagnant economy.
Reuters
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The deal shows that despite the country's stagnant economy, investment opportunities into growing companies still exist.
Reuters
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The data tells the picture of a stagnant economy, said Rob Wood, UK economist at Berenberg Bank.
Reuters
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Railroads including CSX are likely to continue to win market share from trucks, even in a stagnant economy.
Reuters
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He inherits a stagnant economy, jobless claims at a 12-year high and anxiety resurfacing about Europe's debt crisis.
Reuters
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Now, many older workers, out of a job because of the stagnant economy, have gravitated toward the industry.
Ebony
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Abe is trying to transform the central bank into a bold deflation fighter to revive Japan's stagnant economy.
Reuters
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The PD leader Nicola Zingaretti said the priority for the new coalition would be to revive the stagnant economy.
Reuters
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The stagnant economy is being kept afloat by an $11 billion International Monetary Fund (IMF) emergency loan.
Reuters
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The blight of load shedding, small growth forecasts and a stagnant economy had already knocked South Africa off balance.
The South African
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