virtuous circle

"There can be no resting on laurels - this is a crisis gladly averted, not a problem solved" In theory it will help create a virtuous circle where more bodies means fewer staff are pushed beyond the limits and into needing time off.

'It is a virtuous circle that is as good for the economy as it is for people and one that drives sustainable development.

There should be a virtuous circle between dermatologists in their community and their academic medical center.

A "virtuous circle" is created when labour conditions are improved, with both contractors and workers benefitting in the long run, a legal expert told Construction Week .

Moon and his economic team have only stressed the policy will bear fruit by creating a virtuous circle of higher income, higher consumption, more production and more jobs.

But the virtuous circle that depends on good demographics, labor mobility, economic growth, and political reform is beginning to break down.

Decades of prioritising economic growth over social equity has led to historically high levels of wealth and income inequality and caused governments to miss out on a virtuous circle in which growth is strengthened by being shared more widely and generated without unduly straining the environment or burdening future generations.

This "virtuous circle" allowed public debt to fall below the 100 per cent mark compared to economic output and trigger credit rating upgrades, the minister said.

The central bank said that the new administration's agenda aimed to create a virtuous circle in the nation.

One of the core aims of the Virtuous Circle project, launched in South Africa in October 2016, has been to challenge these assumptions.

During the event, Andrea Illy recalled the three virtues of coffee pleasure, health and sustainability and the virtuous circle between the well-being generated by the consumer response and the economic value benefitting the producing countries.