Japan is still stagnating.

Stagnating Japan has thus remained a peaceful and rather conservative society.

While China and India grow rapidly, most of Africa is stagnating.

Since then, the EU has been stagnating, both internally and externally.

In 2011, the economy stalled, and output has been stagnating ever since.

But Huntsman, who is stagnating at the bottom of the polls, remains inaudible.

Both countries external sectors have clearly been hit hard, while domestic consumption is stagnating.

Except for Scandinavia, the number of women on Europe s top company boards is stagnating.

Japan s economy had been stagnating for almost two decades when the 2008 crisis erupted.

What kind of economic boom might stagnating Pakistan enjoy if patriarchy relaxed its grip?

Hundreds of thousands of jobs are already being created, some in remote, previously stagnating regions.

If workforces are stagnating or shrinking and growth is subdued, why spend on boosting output?

Russian energy managers count on the region s oil and gas supplies to supplement stagnating domestic production.

With middle class incomes in the United States stagnating, Americans could not afford ever more expensive homes.

For the many, by contrast, there has been only secular stagnation, with depressed employment and stagnating wages.

Most of Hong Kong's people now recognize that their stagnating economy is not merely a matter of bad policy.

The welfare state resisted its critics and the pain of stagnating economies by making collaborators of the middle class.

The manufacturing sector, squeezed by stagnating productivity and competition from China and other low cost producers, is no longer competitive.

Likewise, FDI inflows have been expanding only in resource intensive sectors, while falling in services and practically stagnating in manufacturing.

The rise of Solidarity in the 1980 s was the earliest and most severe blow to the stagnating Soviet system.

The manufacturing sector, squeezed by stagnating productivity and competition from China and other low cost producers, is no longer competitive.

At a time when European economies are stagnating, Africa seems to be the continent to invest in for broadcasting companies.

A vicious circle of public finance deficits, current account gaps, worsening external debt dynamics, and stagnating growth can then set in.

With credit fueled consumer spending the engine driving GDP growth since 2010 now running out of steam, the economy is stagnating.

In terms of security policy, Europe is stagnating, if not regressing, at the very moment when unity is needed more then ever.

Today, however, as Europeans struggle with high unemployment and stagnating living standards, they may have to work longer to cope with globalization.

This was not the case in the 1970s, when stagnating productivity and rising commodity prices turned central bankers into scapegoats, not heroes.

Median income in the US is lower today than it was a quarter century ago not because productivity has been stagnating, but because wages have.

Russia s economy was stagnating even before the bottom fell out of global oil prices, and most experts expect energy prices to remain low for years.

Weak external demand is partly responsible for the falloff in growth, but internal factors namely, slowing investment and stagnating consumption are also holding back economic expansion.

Moreover, the overstatement of the threat posed by Iran is also being used as a convenient excuse for political inflexibility and stagnating reform processes throughout the region.

As we'll see in a moment, productivity is actually doing all right, but it has become decoupled from jobs, and the income of the typical worker is stagnating.

The American economy will benefit in myriad ways from its change in energy supply. Hundreds of thousands of jobs are already being created, some in remote, previously stagnating regions.

In this passionate talk, legendary spacecraft designer Burt Rutan lambasts the US government funded space program for stagnating and asks entrepreneurs to pick up where NASA has left off.

Isn't it ironic that at the very moment we are building intelligent machines, perhaps the most important invention in human history, some people are arguing that innovation is stagnating?

For most of the 1990s, the world economy did remarkably well, despite large scale financial crises, the spread of AIDS in stagnating Africa, and the problems of transition economies.

With most Americans incomes stagnating for a decade and a half, it was clear that the US economic model was not delivering for most citizens, whatever official GDP data said.

One explanation for the difference is accelerating wage growth across developing regions, which is raising commodity demand, whereas stagnating wages in developed markets are causing the reserve price to decline.

With no industrial good that still requires a large scale labor force and the communications and services industries unable to fill the gap employment is shrinking and economic growth is stagnating.

Indeed, complaints about stagnating incomes and poor public services gave way to displays of unqualified support for the government, with citizens declaring their willingness to shoulder the costs of confronting the West.

The ongoing blockade, the stagnating economy, and the three consecutive wars that have pounded Gaza made the UN declare that the Strip will be unfit for humans by 2020 if such conditions continue.

Like everywhere else in the developed world, the global crisis has hit the French economy hard, with output stagnating, unemployment rising, job insecurity mounting, government debt soaring, and the stock market at risk of crashing.

With productivity growth stagnating for almost two decades, it made sense back then to argue that the US government s social insurance commitments (Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid) were excessive and so had to be scaled back.

This leads to the second challenge the dire financial straits of middle income households. Many families now face stagnating wages, owing to the kinds of jobs now available, but are determined to cling to a lifestyle that they can no longer afford.

For most of the 1990s, the world economy did remarkably well, despite large scale financial crises, the spread of AIDS in stagnating Africa, and the problems of transition economies. This was due to sound economic policy in the US (starting with the Bush Mitchell Foley tax increase of 1990), as well as some extraordinarily good luck in America.