stagnation

Most important, how would they break the country out of its present economic stagnation?

From the outside it seemed, he said, to have become a campaign for political stagnation.

After a period of stagnation, maybe things are about to happen for this group.

This is not a new stage in the development, but stagnation.

Crime is not the only cause of the city's economic stagnation, however.

Over the last few years, there has been stagnation in population growth.

The result will be economic stagnation, or something rather worse.

At the time they called it "the years of stagnation".

The first years after the revolution in 1989 saw stagnation.

At the same time, some reports pointed toward economic stagnation.

It is a system which makes change difficult and leads to stagnation.

Those still working have seen wages fall after 30 years of stagnation.

This was after two years of weak government and economic stagnation.

The years since can be dubbed stagnation at the company.

The small ones were the first to go under during 10 years of ski industry stagnation.

Therefore we must choose either certain stagnation or a risk which could pay off.

It was a law of nature that when growth stopped, stagnation set in.

Those who experience stagnation do not invest in the growth of themselves or others.

In recent years the town has started to grow again after almost 2 decades of stagnation.

As a result, interest rates are down, and the economy grew by 5 percent in 1995, after several years of stagnation.

However, the national economy also showed similar signs of stagnation.

"After a long period of stagnation, Hartford needs to feel good about itself again."

"It looks like the stagnation will persist another three to six months."

But they alone would probably not be enough to end the stagnation, the economists add.

But there is no reason to believe wage stagnation will soon end.