How to pronounce “stagnation” in English

Economic stagnation.

The stagnation of nuclear power technology has followed similar lines, and it was apparent a long time ago.

There was a stagnation in browser technology.

This combination of stagnation with growing inequality, I think, has largely discredited existing economic ideologies,

The first is the stagnation of living standards for ordinary people.

You mentioned economic stagnation in the last 40 or 50 years in the United States.

for the absolute stagnation of middle-class incomes in the United States is not globalization and automation, all of those things.

We see stagnation, decline.

And that stagnation has given us a period in which bullshit has held a bit more sway.

Because it's just stagnation.

There's been some stagnation or decline for the majority of the population.

going to be stagnation.

There's a theory of secular stagnation.

And so to deal with secular stagnation, we're just going to have to have a more active state.

And the other thing you said was stagnation, economic stagnation, I'm presuming.

And when you see widening inequality and stagnation in our social relations, you're left with either one

So if we accept that economic stagnation and inequality are very much at the base of what's happening, a big question that I have is, why hasn't there

And so if you're in your stagnation zone, that's one thing.

issue having to do with the stagnation of wages for most people.

PE ownership can often be associated with wage stagnation, benefit cuts, and layoffs.

So you mentioned that if 51% or more citizens experience stagnation rather than growth, they will at some point defect from capitalism.

Well, part of this stagnation in the sector is that it doesn't respond how like consumer goods or, in general, a market economy respond.

The crash has given us a decade of stagnation and no rising incomes.

So you have an increase in productivity, a stagnation in wages.

And that is that the combination of globalization and Reaganomics has meant stagnation in the middle, soaring wealth at the top, and deepening

Is there a way of making after-tax income more progressive making up for the stagnation of median wages?

Andy and I don't put ourselves in either the utopian category or the stagnationist category.

If there was an economic stagnation in Europe, would

as coming out of Reagan and Thatcher, in the same way that the combination of stagnation and inflation during the 1970s discredited

Obviously, Venezuela, which had many decades of economic stagnation before Hugo Chávez took power there and eventually really did destroy democracy there in a terrible way.

And we think this is also helpful in terms of understanding secular stagnation, which is a concept some of you will be really familiar with.

And it goes up to around the 95th or above percentile that since 1999 we've seen essentially stagnation, decline and then recovery.

So it's around an increase of 11% over the same time which adjusted for inflation really amounts to stagnation, right?

a direct consequence of the Neoliberal economic policies, which have also led to stagnation or decline

things are OK-- you know, it's a little sense of stagnation-- or an active decline.

Or let's talk about one of the things you talked, the stagnation.

So as a result, we had a bit of stagnation after we doubled in size in that one year.

male #2: So does your argument of stagnation change under that other metric?

is the, I'm afraid to say, technological stagnation of, in modern days.

So this polarization that you're talking about, this economic stagnation in

If democratic capitalism allows for a scenario where more wealth goes to higher earners, and there's been stagnation for the middle class,

That kind of attitude, that's all heading in the direction, I think, of if capitalism is going to produce more tail of the distribution riches and median stagnation,

But I think you make a good point, though, because some would say the stagnation in parts

We can do a lot more in order to raise productivity, which is one of the great drivers of inequality and economic stagnation-- the lack of growing productivity.

I'm going to talk about what this means for leader companies and laggard companies, in this phenomenon that economists call secular stagnation.

And the challenge is that when that idea or the organization that's created that idea reaches maturity, then stagnation sets in.

But if you don't evolve, if that idea doesn't continue to grow and evolve, then that stagnation can lead to a decline or even death,

So it seems like you have innovation in the private sector, like building companies, whereas there's stagnation imposed by the government.

So, for instance, the small-medium enterprise market is a huge market that we see a lot of stagnation, a lot of lack of growth.