含“economists”的英语例句

This problem has been debated by many economists.
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Those gloom and doom economists aren't worth their salt.
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Some economists estimate that housewives' services, valued in money, would amount to about 25% of GNP.
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Many economists are ignorant of that fact.
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He works at a scientific institute where linguists, literature scholars, historians, sociologists, economists, and other scholars investigate everything that has to do with gnomes.
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Economists predict that around the year 2060, the so-called "Western world", composed of Europe and North America, will lose their dominant position in the global economy.
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Some economists think so.
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Economists have predicted five of the last three recessions.
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We're not economists.
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The economists were wrong.
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It is precisely because this action is contrary to our spirit, and to common sense, that business leaders, faith leaders, economists, and Americans of all political stripes called on the administration not to do what it did today.
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Tom and Mary aren't economists.
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Economists warn that the economy has to grow by five percent every year in order to keep up with the professional population.
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Algerian economists need to think outside the box.
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Some economists wouldn't agree with that statement.
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Economists warn that the more the virus spreads, the greater the economic impact will be and the longer it may take to recover.
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Economists are predicting that more than a million U.S. workers could lose their jobs by the end of March.
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Finnish economists expect GDP to grow a rate of 2-3% in the next few years.
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Many economists reject the premise that technological advancements will lead to catastrophic job loss.
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We're economists.
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Economists and policymakers in the U.S. were stunned Friday morning when the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that the U.S. economy, thought to be expanding at a rapid pace, added only 266,000 jobs in April.
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Algerian economists are expecting a slight slowdown of the country's GDP.
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Economists say the impact of a fourth wave of the coronavirus on household budgets is going to be significant.
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Many economists ignore this fact.
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Egyptian economists are fretting, as the global economic crisis bites, hitting vital sources of government revenue, like tariffs from Suez Canal traffic.
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Economists like predicting the economy.
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Some economists, however, are warning that in the pledge-making rush, political leaders are making promises they’re unlikely to be able to keep without major economic damage and are not being honest with voters about the huge transformation that’s going to be needed, and the large costs involved, most of which are likely to be shouldered by taxpayers and households.

U.N. economists warn the monetary and fiscal policies of advanced economies risk plunging the world into a recession worse than the financial crisis of 2008.

In this year’s Least Developed Countries Report, UNCTAD economists warn the current grim situation will not improve unless the world’s poorest countries drastically boost their productive capacities.

Some economists, however, paint a gloomier picture—warning that the disruption to regional markets and trading is considerable.

Most will laud the crackdown as steps toward transparency, fairness in business and better-run local partner companies, economists predict.

President Joe Biden’s plan announced Wednesday to plow $2 trillion into an eight-year overhaul of U.S. infrastructure was met with only limited carping from many voices normally critical of government spending. Meanwhile, economists expressed broad agreement that the plan, as proposed, would power long-run economic growth.

The International Comparison Program evaluates economies based on purchasing power parity, or PPP, which estimates how much money can buy in different countries. Some economists say the method helps more accurately determine a country's relative economic output, since comparisons are complicated by exchange rates.

Where the bourgeois economists saw a relation between things (the exchange of one commodity for another), Marx revealed a relation between people.

The trade deficit worries economists.