Stagnating

Stagnating middle incomes in the US date back to the mid-1970s.

What Britain must learn from the misfortunes of middle America 2011

Stagnating happiness levels may well be the result.

Manisha Thakor : Motorcycles and the Art of Money Management Manisha Thakor 2011

Stagnating and declining wages for low- and middle-income Americans helped create our current economic crisis.

Ken Jacob: Living Wage Laws: Good for Workers and Good for the Economy Ken Jacob 2011

Stagnating innovation caused by excessive immigration is perhaps most apparent in the most immigrant-dependent activity — the harvest of fresh fruit and vegetables.

The Employment Situation, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

On Poland, the forecast says: Stagnating employment and real wages will weigh on real disposable income and, combined with necessary fiscal consolidation, limit the potential for a strong rebound of domestic consumption.

To Cut or Not? EU Weighs Deficits' Impact on Growth 2010

Stagnating characters interest me little and I bet that's what he's discovering now just as I am.

Jordanian hiatus Adam Roberts 2010

Stagnating incomes led the Central Banks in Europe and the U.S. to encourage massive increases in consumer credit to fuel the economy.

Robert Creamer: How Globalization Set the Stage for the 2008 Economic Collapse 2009

Stagnating production is driving China's dependence on oil imports, which are likely to break through the 50% threshold soon.

Bridging China's Oil Gap 2007

Stagnating stock price, slowing core markets and uncertainty about the new directions the company wants to take, will only add to the problems in the future.

Microsoft Exec Joins Skype 2005

Stagnating in the shallow pools of the unstoried rocks in which she passed her life, these grand qualities were wasted and perverted.

The Forest of Vazon A Guernsey Legend of the Eighth Century Anonymous