Sentence examples for economic answer from inspiring English sources

Fascism may have appealed to the economically insecure, but it did not appeal by giving them an economic answer.

Or when he says that salmon fishing is not the economic "answer for people who live out in southwest Alaska".

"The reality is she does not have an economic answer to the problems faced by the left [behind] communities in France any more than Ukip has an economic answer to the left behind communities in Britain.

"The brutal economic answer is that the Internet does in fact change other people's businesses because of this massive distribution," he said.

Most of the world is graying fast, and the economic answer to aging will be all hands on deck, no matter what they're made of.

The conventional economic answer is "no," unless there is a very good reason to believe that concentration would create monopoly power.

If George Osborne has all the economic answers, why did the Tories have to ask Ken Clarke?

The most obvious point is this: that underneath the hysteria is another post-industrial Northern city trying to find its way in a world that offers no easy economic answers.

The quest for the perfect economic answer--the stated goal of separate company accounting--is a pointless exercise that serves only to guarantee employment for economists.

There are economic answers, but they aren't good ones.

There's the obvious macro-economic answer: Everyone selling too early is bad, because no new tech giants are created.