Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

haya cambiado de signo

English translation:

it has gone from positive to negative

Added to glossary by Lisa McCarthy
Feb 20, 2009 11:15
15 yrs ago
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Spanish term

haya cambiado de signo (see context)

Spanish to English Other Economics
'changed sign' doesn´t make much sense to me. Any suggestions as to what this could mean here? Thanks.

El análisis de la dinámica exhibida por el empleo asalariado permite observar la existencia de una desaceleración progresiva a lo largo del período analizado, gráfico 2.12. Esta progresiva moderación ha supuesto que el diferencial de crecimiento respecto al empleo asalariado nacional no sólo se haya reducido, sino que incluso **haya cambiado de signo**, tal y como ha sucedido en los dos últimos años analizados en este estudio.

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it has gone from positive to negative

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agree Cinnamon Nolan : Great.
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agree Eileen Banks
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agree Kathryn Litherland
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thanks, Patinba - I like it. Thanks to everybody else too - valid suggestions too."
12 mins

has gone down to negative territory

Just another way of putting it.
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41 mins

has changed directions

Very similar in meaning to what Patinba said, but by implying it instead of actually stating "from positive to negative"

Mike :)
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3 hrs

it's showing a negative trend

algo un poco diferente, suerte
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