Sentence examples for Economic impulse from inspiring English sources

The digital-rights management clampdown is a natural economic impulse, however bad for customers.

But Mr. Sedelmaier's desire to seek out new challenges is an artistic, not an economic, impulse, he insists.

This is one of "the cultural contradictions of capitalism" -- the tendency of the economic impulse to erode the moral underpinnings of society.

What Bristol perhaps best represents, however, is the economic impulse behind the early empire, as illustrated by the museum's emphasis on the role played by the great trading companies, starting with the East India Company and the Hudson's Bay Company of Canada.

If a market does not actually exist, it can often be created by a business man endowed with penetration and the ability to interpret, with something of prophetic vision, the trend of social forces and economic impulse.

Two judges in Western Pennsylvania, recently sentenced to seven years in prison for purposely inflating the sentences of juvenile offenders to benefit the income and profits of privately run "youth detention" centers, draw our attention to the over-riding economic impulse for the vast criminalization of American youth.

Those contrasting moves are important, the researchers say, because goods and services prices seem to react to different economic impulses:We find a strong relationship (both economically and statistically speaking) between core services inflation and long-term inflation expectations.

First, on the supply side, refugees who find work stimulate the economy by contributing to production.‎ Second, on the demand side, the refugee-related expenditures by the government are accompanied ‎by positive economic demand impulses, as increase in expenditure leads to a chain of spending and ‎re-spending with the eventual increase in GDP being a multiple of the initial dose of expenditure.

The true forces that are keeping us away from elite colleges are cultural: the fear of entering an alien environment, the guilt of leaving loved ones alone to deal with increasing economic pressure, the impulse to work to support oneself and one's family.

And at least the discipline of the election circus provides some guarantee against a successful candidate's economic profligacy, dictatorial impulses or sheer incompetence.All three charges have been laid against Mr Estrada.

One is saddle node bifurcation, and the other is singular induced bifurcation which indicates that economic profit may bring impulse at some critical value, i.e., rapid expansion of biological population in terms of ecological implications.