Sentence examples for difference in economic from inspiring English sources
It's not as basic as water, but the difference in economic and social power between someone who has it and someone who doesn't means they're massively disadvantaged.
The Institute for Fiscal Studies says there has never been so great a difference in economic plans between the two main parties.
Compounding the bank's challenge, the numbers released showed that there remained a big difference in economic performance among euro zone countries.
On a visit to Israel at the end of July, Romney said that "culture" explains the "difference in economic vitality" between Israel and the Palestinian territories.
A recent World Bank paper illustrates the difference in economic well-being between countries with minerals and oil and those without.
If the PM were to hold one of the Number 10 summits to which he has recently become prone, he would discover that the transatlantic contrast stems from a difference in economic and artistic mentalities.
These differing views reflected fundamental differences in economic models — differences that tended to be associated with political leanings, although there are a handful of politically conservative market monetarists out there.
Kansas City is racially segregated, which means sharp differences in economic supports for different racial groups.
But our theory of economic structures explains that differences in economic performance lie in the different patterns and rates of structural change, not in the differences in institutions.
Besides providing a better understanding of the sources of individual risk attitudes, our empirical findings help better understand differences in economic assimilation across immigrants of different ethnic origins.
