Значения термина hinder economic на английском

This would hinder economic recovery and jeopardise the gains achieved through globalisation.

Extreme climates hinder economic growth, while an abundance of natural resources facilitate it.

Indian Urban Development minister, Kamal Nath, tells BBC World that subsidies such as these could hinder economic growth in future.

He famously ambushed Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke last year and expressed fear that new financial regulations will hinder economic recovery.

And in the United States, President Donald Trump wants some of the existing banking rules dropped, saying they hinder economic growth.

Labor Secretary Eugene Scalia in a statement said the rule furthers President Donald Trump's effort to address regulations that hinder economic growth.

Aimed at cutting the federal budget deficit, the planned measures could take an estimated $600 billion out of the economy and severely hinder economic growth.

Criminality and insecurity caused by a resurgent Taliban have added to the problems hindering economic growth.

Neutral is a theoretical description of the level at which Fed rates are neither boosting nor hindering economic expansion.

A US presidential hopeful is concerned that federal cabotage law is hindering economic prosperity and tourism development in American Samoa and Guam.

With each new attack stoking nationalist passions, a political solution becomes more elusive, further hindering economic development and much-needed investment in the region.

The Skolkovo Innovation Centre has been given generous exemptions from the restrictive bureaucracy that has hindered economic development in other parts of Russia.

But combating the corruption that hinders economic development and Afghan military supply lines will be key to maintaining stability once foreign forces depart, they said.

A lack of training and educational qualifications in border areas is hindering economic growth in the region, according to researchers a the University of Ulster.