41.   In both countries the crisis superimposed itself on more chronic economic problems.

42.   At the same time, severe economic problems in both countries in recent years added to cost-cutting pressures by reducing traffic and revenues.

43.   Give examples of economic problems that have both microeconomic and macroeconomic dimensions.

44.   And perestroika has actually caused economic problems not, not resolved them.

45.   Also, many political scientists believe economic problems have to hit very close to home before discomfort is felt at the polls.

46.   American officials have been deeply worried about the economic problems in Japan.

47.   An alternative explanation, of course, is that educational inequality is rooted in economic problems and social pathologies too deep to be overcome by school alone.

48.   And any further economic problems in the region could lead governments to postpone or reconsider their trade commitments.

49.   And economic problems in Germany and Japan make them unattractive place to invest.

50.   And is zoning the appropriate way to solve an economic problem?