1、Consumers are retrenchment at high interest rates.

2、That is the lesson, they say, from past fiscal retrenchment.

3、The company is in for a period of retrenchment .

4、This would match the pace of Britain's previous retrenchment, over six years, in the 1990s.

5、They may hope that retrenchment now will spur on private spending.

6、This retrenchment was offset, and made possible, by a dramatic fiscal swing in the opposite direction.

7、And it is in every party's interests to prepare the country for the coming fiscal retrenchment.

8、A storm is brewing market will face retrenchment policy to suppress?

9、As that model turns out to have been unsustainable, the resulting retrenchment in finance will curb overall growth.

10、In developed countries today, fiscal deficits are surely a consequence of post-crisis private retrenchment, not the other way round.

11、This will set out the broad outline for the fiscal retrenchment that lies ahead and get the bad news out on planned tax rises.

12、She consulted, and in a degree was influenced by her in marking out the scheme of retrenchment which was at last submitted to Sir Walter.

13、Her advisers are working to persuade potential rebels that its rejection would leave Brazil defenceless in the face of global economic turmoil by making any fiscal retrenchment impossible.

14、Even if a sustained recovery does get under way, it will be tempered for several years by fiscal retrenchment and the reversion to more normal monetary Settings.

15、Not with the financial system in virtual lockdown, and much of the world in a similar state of retrenchment, shrinking demand for American goods and services.

16、The emergency budget presented on June 22nd by Britain’s new Conservative chancellor of the exchequer aims to deliver a whopping fiscal retrenchment equal to 6.3% of GDP by 2014-15.

17、In the shoe industry20,000 workers lost their jobs due to retrenchment or closure, in the cement industry,23,400; in steel2,000; rubber wheels,7,000; flour,1,000 and in motor vehicles,7,000.

18、It is difficult to see how the cycle of austerity, economic contraction, contagion, and financial retrenchment can be broken without the promise of substantial ECB support for sovereign debts.