reassessment
Britishnoun
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That reassessment is showing up in spending patterns, as well, and economists warn that the shift could influence everything from midrange consumer goods to long-term economic growth.
From MarketWatch
Is there a reassessment of either driver's level after this?
From BBC
Minutes from the Federal Reserve’s October policy meeting show some officials voicing concern over a drop in stock prices, “especially in the event of an abrupt reassessment of the possibilities of AI-related technology.”
Either of these could force an outlook reassessment.
From Barron's
USC had announced a spate of austerity measures in March, including a hiring freeze, a reassessment of capital spending projects and restrictions on discretionary spending.
From Los Angeles Times
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