Sentence examples for Economic insight from inspiring English sources
Like Galbraith and (in some moods) Keynes before him, Krugman has the rare knack of turning economic insight into readable prose; in The Return of Depression Economics, he lucidly conveys Keynesian theory by describing the rules of a baby-sitting co-operative.
You want economic insight?
But that's when his work starts to sound like spiritual doctrine rather than economic insight.
While other economists said the Clinton-era economic expansion could quickly run out of steam, few had Mr. Lindsey's economic insight and political instinct.
Stephen Adler, the Reuters editor-in-chief, said: "We're thrilled to welcome Anatole to our international team of columnists and to be able to share his incredible economic insight with our customers around the world.
According to the document, the civil service lacks capacity and priorities, the cabinet is split between Brexit ultras and moderates, and Tory party management dominates government calculations at the expense of economic insight.
When he picked it up, he was greatly impressed by the economic insights and practical detail it contained.
For economic insights, the author drew on analysts' reports by EFG Eurobank and SchroderSalomonSmithBarney; and on studies by the Foundation for Economic and Industrial Research IOBEE).
"The president and other members are able to really provide quite deep economic insights, and there is not so much reliance on the chief economist".
It's important to place economic insights on things like tax rates, regulatory structures, and so on within a broader context.
Basing their work in empirical data might also help politicians for example—see directly how economic insights can be useful when governing.So the launch of a new Indian economics blog, called Ideas for India, looks welcome.
