Stagnant and Paralyzed

In the face of relatively stagnant markets, volatile prices and declining terms of trade, investment dropped further, diversification stalled and productivity remained stagnant.

But gold is stagnant, while capital is productive.

Whole regions the Urals and Mordovia, for example are stagnant.

In the early 1960s, the Czechoslovak economy became severely stagnant.

Crucially for Europe, world trade has been virtually stagnant in recent months.

Aid to the poorest countries is stagnant, despite years of promised increases.

The developing world was growing nicely, while the advanced countries were virtually stagnant.

Kaldor s argument was based on the erroneous premise that services were technologically stagnant.

The result has been a disaster in Africa, with farm productivity stagnant for decades.

It is a necessary but insufficient first step for overhauling Egypt s stagnant political system.

But if prices remain stagnant at current levels, Putin s system is doomed to failure.

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The everyday consequence for the middle class is a stagnant paycheck and growing job insecurity.

With incomes stagnant, households were encouraged to borrow, especially against home equity, to maintain consumption.

For two decades, as one Asian economy after another boomed, Japan s economy remained virtually stagnant.

That, in turn, allows Gazprom to boost its profitability through price increases, despite stagnant production.

Stagnant growth and emigration are two of the main factors causing division in the Americas.

Closed political systems and stagnant economies in the Muslim world, they contend, are symptoms, not causes.

Concept of zone In 1856 German palaeontologist Albert Oppel introduced the concept of zone (also known as biozones or Oppel zone).

Employing workers in sectors where their productivity is stagnant would not be a recipe for social stability.

Without growth, tax revenues will remain stagnant, and the capacity to service debts will continue to erode.

In countries coming out of war or other conflicts, efforts at inclusion are futile in stagnant economies.

Hizb al ghad recently produced a 48 page draft constitution, aimed at reviving Egypt s stagnant political life.

Forces Nouvelles zone

Forces Nouvelles zone

Yet workers share of the pie is falling, thanks to high unemployment, shortened working hours, and stagnant wages.

On the economic front, the country is emerging from a lengthy crisis, during which its economy was stagnant.

To the south of the STF is a geographic zone, the Subantarctic Zone (SAZ).

Banks and post offices will be located in Zone A ground and Zone D.

This pressure on the peripheral countries to deflate their already stagnant economies is turning into the eurozone s greatest challenge.

Decolonizing the Franc Zone

Nuclear Weapon Free Zone

(a) In the two customs zones, i.e. the land customs zone and the maritime customs zone

After years of stagnant growth, the German economy has been growing at an annual rate of about 2.5 in 2006.

But, given the stagnant state of Russian science and technology, even the best Russian equipment nowadays seems out of date.

Median incomes have been stagnant or even falling for the last 30 years, even as per capita GDP has grown.

It is currently composed of 328 seats and meets in Baghdad inside the International Zone (Green Zone).

The core zone of this national park covers 857.54 km2 and a buffer zone of 1,954 km2.

28 teams (14 in West Asia Zone, 14 in East Asia Zone) directly entered the group stage.

It was a war zone.

Zone 5 A wilderness area.

The 4 winners (2 in West Asia Zone, 2 in East Asia Zone) qualified for the group stage.

However, in sub Saharan Africa and Latin America poverty reduction has been stagnant, and in Western Asia poverty has actually increased.

These include A Maritime Zone of Bilateral Participation proposed by Jilmar Moisés Córdova A Maritime Zone of Bilateral Participation .