ದಿ ಹಿಂದೂ ಸಂಪಾದಕೀಯ " Growth prescription: On the latest World Economic Outlook” ದಲ್ಲಿ ಬಳಸಲಾದ ಶಬ್ದಸಂಪತ್ತು

ದಿ ಹಿಂದೂ ಸಂಪಾದಕೀಯ " Growth prescription: On the latest World Economic Outlook” ದಲ್ಲಿ ಬಳಸಲಾದ ಶಬ್ದಸಂಪತ್ತು

1.  Good tidings

• Meaning: Positive news or developments.
• Example: "The IMF's World Economic Outlook has some good tidings, including the aversion of a global recession."

2.  Ominous

• Meaning: Suggesting that something bad is likely to happen.
• Example: "Despite some good news, the IMF report also presents ominous signs about long-term growth."

3.  Averted

• Meaning: Prevented from happening.
• Example: "A global recession was averted, thanks to strong monetary policies and economic measures."

4.  Unwinding

• Meaning: Gradual reduction or reversal of a situation or condition.
• Example: "The unwinding of shocks from the COVID-19 pandemic has helped stabilize global growth."

5.  Pivoting

• Meaning: Changing direction or strategy.
• Example: "Central banks have room for pivoting monetary policy to support economic activity."

6.  Moderation

• Meaning: The process of becoming less extreme or severe.
• Example: "The moderation in inflation has been observed across several emerging economies."

7.  Exhaustion

• Meaning: The state of being completely used up.
• Example: "India's economic growth has slowed due to the exhaustion of pent-up demand from the pandemic."

8.  Stumbling

• Meaning: Struggling to progress or maintain momentum.
• Example: "Urban demand in India has been stumbling, affecting car and consumer non-durable sales."

9.  Underwhelming

• Meaning: Not meeting expectations or being less impressive than anticipated.
• Example: "Global growth projections for the next five years are underwhelming compared to pre-COVID trends."

10.  Pent-up demand

• Meaning: Accumulated or suppressed demand that is suddenly released.
• Example: "The pandemic led to pent-up demand, which drove economic recovery for a short period."

11.  Mooted

• Meaning: Proposed or suggested for consideration.
• Example: "The World Bank has mooted lowering import tariffs to make India a more open economy."

12.  Prognosis

• Meaning: A forecast or prediction, especially related to the course of an event or condition.
• Example: "The IMF's prognosis for global growth remains modest at 3.1% over the next five years."

13.  Hinge on

• Meaning: To depend or rely on something.
• Example: "India’s future growth will hinge more on domestic momentum than exports."

14.  Ambitious

• Meaning: Having a strong desire or determination to achieve something significant.
• Example: "The IMF has suggested ambitious reforms to improve competition and private investments in India."

15.  Averments

• Meaning: Assertions or affirmations of a statement or opinion.
• Example: "The Centre’s recent averments about reforms emphasize the need for state-level implementation."