Economic Stability - Healthy People 2030

stability  Ship stability is the ability of a ship to float in an upright position and, if inclined under action of an external force, to return to this position after stability · adherence · aplomb · assurance · backbone · constancy · dependability · determination · durability · endurance · firmness · immobility

Stability has two dimensions: 1) the duration of employment and the regularity at which a worker engages in paid employment or income-generating KPMG has developed an index to measure the stability of supply chains Using market data and advanced analytics, the Stability Index gauges how well

The SARB has a mandate to protect and enhance financial stability It monitors the environment and mitigates systemic risks that might disrupt the financial Change and stability are interpreted relative to each other and over given time scales A system may be stable on a short time scale, but change over a long