Sentence examples for changes in economic doctrines from inspiring English sources

I think that the big changes in economic doctrines which will be used in the twenty-first century will come from inside the profession".

These changed economic doctrines are bound to have had repercussions in the arena of society.

It portends huge changes in economic and social-welfare policy.

There needs to be wholesale change in economic thinking.

Denying the reciprocal relationship between wages and profits, Bailey stressed the productivity of labour and sought to eliminate the pessimism inherent in Ricardo's economic doctrines.

This entailed major changes in military doctrines, shipbuilding, and professionalism in European navies from the 1650s onwards.

Trumpism is white nationalism, and the Republican Party must now entertain it, regardless of whatever economic doctrines grandees like Speaker Paul Ryan sermonize in the capital.

This paper postulates and describes four competing economic doctrines: conservative neoclassical, liberal neoclassical, neo-Keynesian, and innovation economics.

For most people, debating economic doctrines is a pastime best left to the Ph.D. economists working in government, think tanks and universities.

Some economic doctrines work, others don't.

Something similar but even worse is happening now: the economic doctrines that are gaining strength politically — hard-money obsession, anti-Keynesianism — are precisely the doctrines that have totally failed in their predictions.