Sentence examples for economic discourse in which from inspiring English sources

In other words, the Hellenization of our economic discourse, in which we're all just a year or two of deficits from becoming another Greece, is completely off base.

And anyway, the important story isn't about the sins of the economists; it's about our warped economic discourse, in which important people seize on academic work that fits their preconceptions.

He told activists that his goal was to change the "economic discourse" in the country and secure "dynamic growth".

"We are embarking on the immense task of changing the economic discourse in this country," he said.

Simpson: a discourse in which everyone speaks of payback and nobody is paid.

Or joint revelers in language who at the same time negate the discourse in which they indulge.

Unlike moral discourse, in which participants strive to justify norms and courses of action that accord due concern and respect for persons in general, ethical discourses focus on questions of the good life, either for a given individual ("ethical-existential" discourse) or for a particular group or polity ("ethical-political" discourse).

This was the strand of Idealist discourse in which a broadly Kantian ethic and its Nietzschean critique figure prominently.

It follows from this study that the most engaging and fruitful discourse is discourse in which people cooperate in differentiating themselves and what they say.

One of my laws of political discourse — and, it turns out, of economic discourse, which turns out to be much the same thing — is that nobody ever admits having been wrong about anything.

I've complained a lot about the "fiscalization" of economic discourse here in America, the way in which a premature focus on budget deficits turned Washington's attention away from the ongoing jobs disaster.