Sentence examples for Economic preferences from inspiring English sources

Economic preferences or attitude expressions?

His research focuses on the emerging field of "genoeconomics" (which combines insights and methods from both economics and genetics to find genetic variants associated with economic preferences and outcomes and tackle questions of interest to both fields), applied microeconomics, and behavioral and experimental economics.

Why? -How do Mr. and Ms. Link's economic preferences differ?

The results have implications for policies aimed at disaster recovery and for the literature linking life events to economic preferences.

During the two and a half years since the euro crisis began, Germany's approach has been to seek to impose its own economic preferences on the eurozone.

Colleges no longer talk about racial preferences, which remain wildly unpopular ("diversity" is the word of choice), but there is no comparable public resistance to economic preferences.

This may be as much a concession to political reality as a statement of economic preference.

Sir Steve Smith (then President of Universities UK) addresses the economic preference of policymakers in an afterword to John Holmwood's A Manifesto for the Public University.

[t]he complaint is not that New Jersey has forged an economic preference for its own commercial interests, but rather that it has denied a small group of its entrepreneurs an economic opportunity to traffic in waste in order to protect the health, safety and welfare of the citizenry at large.

Approaches include economic (preference structuring, bargaining), psychological (attitude formation and change, motivations, perceptions), sociological (roles, group, class), or political (decision making, coalitions, influence).

Finally, Borghans et al. (2008) argue that personality traits – like cognitive ability – can impose constraints on individuals' choices and that "conventional economic preference parameters can be interpreted as consequences of these constraints" (pg. 977).