Sentence examples for Economic paragon from inspiring English sources
A generation ago, Japan was widely admired — and feared — as an economic paragon.
His six-year leadership of Gujarat, a booming western state, is widely cited as a paragon of economic management.
Only two years ago, the East Asian tigers were being paraded as paragons of economic virtue.
The victims included not only such notorious basket cases as Russia but also such paragons of economic progress as Indonesia, which had a quarter-century of solid economic growth behind it.
The holding up of 1979 and 1980 as paragons of economic performance and classical American prosperity is the leading indicator.
Contrary to the stereotype of Asian immigrants as paragons of academic and economic success, she became one of thousands of Cambodian refugees who have been assimilated into a life of poverty, welfare and isolation.
In its most recent economic outlook report, even the International Monetary Fund — historically a paragon of fiscal austerity — laid to rest the idea that cutting budgets would trigger fast growth by restoring confidence in financial investors.
Free market advocates have proclaimed Houston a paragon of the "free enterprise" city and point to economic success and a relatively stable housing market as validation of a laissez-faire approach to local development.
If all a country needed to do to achieve manufacturing supremacy and economic dominance was devalue their currency then Georgia and Bosnia would be considered paragons of economic prosperity.
Nothing else can give us the necessary leverage to remain an economic superpower".The trouble with dirigismeAmerica's economy is not a free-market paragon, to be sure.
"India is certainly no paragon of virtue when it comes to corruption, nor is its economic infrastructure efficient, but it is endeavouring to accelerate economic reform, and competitiveness," Magnus wrote.
