basic economic problem in a sentence

• Without resolving basic economic problems in Japan, the dollar will likely rise.
• Foolish optimism solves a basic economic problem.
• It was a listen and learn visit, in which the basic economic problems of Brazil were discussed,
• It was a listen-and-learn visit in which the basic economic problems of Brazil were discussed,
• It was a listen-and-learn visit, in which the basic economic problems of Brazil were discussed,
• Beyond its basic economic problems, Croatia has diverted money to the army and the refugees, who amount to some 500, 000 in a country with fewer than 4 million inhabitants.
• While it did much to expand government health services to rural areas, for example, it could not solve the basic economic problems of a small export-oriented country during a time of worldwide economic stagnation.
• Still, overcapacity and stiff competition-- coupled with basic economic problems such as stagnant wage growth, job security concerns and record personal debt levels that have hampered consumer spending-- remain a big hurdle for retailers.
• Paris-based management consultant William Warren said the " euro euphoria " shown by such leaders as French President Jacques Chirac appeared to play down Europe's basic economic problems such as its lack of labor mobility and chronically high level of unemployment.
• Top officials seem to be " resorting to the fantasy of subversion " to try and quiet criticism of " the incompetence of the national government " in solving Venezuala's basic economic problems, said Sen . Alberto Muller Rojas, a retired army general who belongs to the opposition Radical Cause party.
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• Samuelson wrote : " It is not too much to say that the widespread creation of dictatorships and the resulting World War II stemmed in no small measure from the world's failure to meet this basic economic problem [ the Great Depression ] adequately . " This reflected the concern of Keynes himself with the economic causes of war and the importance of economic policy in promoting peace.