persistent current

常見(jiàn)例句

For years it has spent more than it earns, running up large, persistent current-account deficits.
這些年來(lái)，美國(guó)花的比賺的還多，而且越來(lái)越多，逆差持續(xù)攀升。
Its businesses are internationalising faster, and its persistent current-account deficit and bad infrastructure mean it badly needs foreign investment.
印度的企業(yè)正在加速?lài)?guó)際化，而且持續(xù)的經(jīng)常項(xiàng)目赤字和糟糕的基建水平意味著它急需外國(guó)投資。
If the US will not run large and persistent current account deficits, countries such as China, and probably Germany and Japan, will not be able to run large and persistent current account surpluses.
如果美國(guó)不再積欠持久的巨額經(jīng)常賬戶(hù)赤字，那么中國(guó)（可能還包括德國(guó)和日本）等國(guó)就無(wú)法積累下持久的巨額經(jīng)常賬戶(hù)盈余。

Part of the reason is that capital inflows have gone mainly to finance its persistent current-account deficit.
ECONOMIST: Economics focus
Its businesses are internationalising faster, and its persistent current-account deficit and bad infrastructure mean it badly needs foreign investment.
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The puzzle is compounded by the fact that the world ran a persistent current-account deficit for at least three decades until 2005.
ECONOMIST: Economics focus