Instead, from early 1989 until the middle of 1990, the economy stagnated.

The economy has stagnated, and the important political decisions are still made by a military committee.

And when prices or wages don't change, the economy stagnates.

The government is also able to reduce fees when the economy stagnates.

The war dragged on until 1975 and the economy stagnated.

And I think it's not a coincidence that in the past three years the economy has been stagnating.

The economy saw growth during the 1970s but then stagnated between 1978-1982.

The German economy practically stagnated in the beginning of the 2000s.

OF course, executive pay received similar criticism in the early 90's, when the economy was stagnating.

During the 19th century the economy stagnated and the village population began to decrease.