As far as I know, he wasn't involved in that fraud scheme.

2) The EU will stagnate.

The housing market is stagnant.

Within that time period, there was a lot of racial segregation.

After five years of stagnation, the economy is finally on the move.

After half a century of stagnation, Menem looked good.

Indeed, for thousands of years, until the Industrial Revolution, incomes stagnated.

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

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

The 7.8 exchange rate was maintained at the cost borne by all citizens of six years of economic stagnation.

That slogan defined, and cynically mocked, the do nothing Brezhnev era of stagnation.

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

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

In the less dynamic ones, like Japan, Germany, and Italy, near stagnation seems inevitable.

The result is that Greece is continuing to stagnate, whereas the UK has been growing strongly.

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

Worries about Japan the world s second largest economy, gripped by stagnation for years are high.

In an oligarchic economy such of that of today's Hong Kong, the costs of stagnation and the fruits of growth are distributed in grossly unfair ways.

At that time, Japan s budget deficit soared after the country s property bubble burst, causing economic stagnation.

That is why fear of secular stagnation in today s advanced economies has many wondering how creativity can be spurred.

As a result of the higher import tariffs on Chinese goods, this trade would be rendered meaningless, leaving traders jobless and Dordoi stagnant.

BUDAPEST Across Europe, millions are suffering from unemployment and the prospect of a long period of economic stagnation.

With every month that the economy loses productive capacity, the likelihood of stagnation and deflation rises.

Indeed, for the most part, the new regimes are combining the old authoritarianism with Islamism, resulting in further social stagnation, resentment, and instability.

The Inseen nevertheless revised downwards the figure for the second quarter, with a fall of 0,1 of the gross internal product (PIB) instead of stagnation.

But this picture of stagnation in many countries is misleading, because it leaves out an important factor, namely demography.

As long as the Middle East remains a place where freedom does not flourish, it will remain a place of stagnation, resentment, and violence ready for export.

After all, donor countries are mired in debt and stagnation, while some recipient economies are growing 5 7 times faster than they are.

In the advanced economies, recession had brought back earlier in 2008 fears of 1970 s style stagflation (a combination of economic stagnation and inflation).

The stagnationist view is that ideas get used up, like low hanging fruit, but the reality is that each innovation creates building blocks for even more innovations.

And stagnation, if not worse, is precisely what recent British economic reports are showing.

Frankly, with two decades of economic stagnation already behind it, Japan has more important matters to pursue.

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

Pessimists argue that the world economy suffers from an insurmountable shortage of aggregate demand, leading to a new secular stagnation.

France remains a real concern, as does Italy's descent from solid expansion to stagnation.

After its banking crisis of 1987 1989, Japan experienced two decades of stagnation and deflation with skyrocketing government debt.

This strategy, however, is likely to prove as ineffective now as it was for Nixon, who succeeded only in ushering in an era of stagnation.

And their demise is likely to lead to very different outcomes liberation for the Libyans and stagnation for the Saudis.

There is also the danger Abe will lose his appeal as the economy continues to flounder despite several years of Abenomics.

But Southern Europe s economies remain depressed, and the eurozone as a whole is suffering from stagnant growth, deflationary pressure, and, in the crisis countries, persistently high unemployment.

While their personal wealth increased, living standards for everyone else either stagnated or, for lower income groups, declined.

Sino Japanese relations are particularly fraught, with two decades of economic stagnation in Japan and rapid growth in China fueling nationalist overreaction on both sides.

The civic, electoral, and judicial avenues for citizens to seek change, to demand a transformation, to demand the end of the status quo in our country has been blocked.

Developed countries, meanwhile, have an opportunity to narrow the gap between average and best practices, and to avoid the danger of secular stagnation.

Indeed, Tokyo University economist Fumio Hayashi has demonstrated that the main reason behind Japan s 20 years of stagnation has been the decrease in the quantity of work performed by the Japanese.