The phrase "associate economist" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a job title or position held by someone who works in the field of economics, typically at an entry or mid-level.
Example: "After completing my graduate studies, I secured a position as an associate economist at a research firm."
Alternatives: "junior economist" or "economist assistant".
Westchester County has continued to show job growth, said Sean MacDonald, associate economist for the Hudson Valley Region of the state Department of Labor.
He left to become an associate economist at the Morgan Guaranty Trust Company of New York, now a division of J. P. Morgan Chase.
Michael V. Iswalt, an associate economist at Economy.com, a research group in West Chester, Pa., said it represented 7percentt of revenue at Northwest, 4.5 percent at UAL, 4percentt at AMR and 3percentt at Delta.
Ryan W. Sweet, an associate economist at Moody's economy.com, said Katrina had not generated the number of recovery-associated jobs expected after a hurricane because so much of the local population was displaced and may never return.
For instance, a strong yuan relative to a weak dollar means that import prices of Chinese goods will be more expensive, said Mark R. Prisloe, associate economist at the state economic development agency.
"Judging from the numbers, it may not be the strongest job market ever in Westchester, but it's certainly more favorable than it was last year," said Sean MacDonald, associate economist with the State Department of Labor in White Plains.
Associate Health Economist" It's just following orders, yer honour.
A professor at the University of Chicago Law School, he has associated with economists from that school and has practiced business law, most notably at IBM. Forbes Global: Do you see an escalation in international trade tensions?
With the unemployment rate at, or below, the level most economists associate with full employment, that seems odd.
Early in his career he became associated with the economist Frank Taussig, who greatly influenced Viner's theories on international trade.
The steady rise in unemployment, from 5.7percentt in July and 5percentt in April, is one that many economists associate with recession.
