Sentence examples for economic description from inspiring English sources

Better at economic description than political prescription, for all his ubiquity, Marx remains elusive, and Marxism almost meaningless.

The basis of our work is a technical-economic description of each process within different plants.

The French information system used for medico-economic description and measurement of hospital activity (Programme de Médicalisation des Systèmes d'Information], which is based on medical unit summaries (Résumés d'Unité Médicale), provided the following data: age, sex, length of stay, diagnoses on admission and at discharge, and diagnostic/therapeutic procedures performed.

Be economic with descriptions.

Table  1 shows the socio-economic and demographic description of the study participants.

His description of economic development has as its underlying principle the integration of markets over time.

In describing an ideal government, Kautilya indicates contemporary assumptions of political and economic theory, and the description of the functioning of government occasionally tallies with present-day knowledge of actual conditions derived from other sources.

"If there was any change at all, his description of economic prospects sounded slightly more optimistic," Jörg Krämer, chief economist at Commerzbank in Frankfurt, said in a note to clients.

Ann Allen-Ryan Brooklyn Heights Luring High-toch Jobs to New York State To the Editor: Re "Why New York Stagnates" (editorial, Sept. 23): We applaud your identification of the nanotechnology initiative as a "bright spot" in New York's drive for economic growth and your description of Albany as "one of the more important nanotechnology locations in the world".

That is, rich-world unionism may have primarily served to expand the frontiers of the exclusive elite to include residents of rich countries, who then do their best to shut out goods and most importantly people from poorer countries.As a description of economic history, I think the arguments in "Why Nations Fail" are compelling and powerful.

For a description of economic policies under the 1946 55 Perón government, see Gerchunoff (1989).