Sentence examples for economic exercise from inspiring English sources

A few years ago, a popular economic exercise concerned the "opportunity costs" for the likes of Bill Gates bending over to pick up a $100 from the sidewalk.

Nothing touched by the hand of Alan Hollinghurst or Andrew Davies will ever be less than excellent, and The Line of Beauty was a gorgeous, economic exercise in structure and storytelling.

It covers the unemployment rate – which reached 25percentt in 2012, compared to the IMF's projection of 15percentt – but, in essence, it remains nothing more than a dry economic exercise.

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The study primarily shows that costing is part of the more general HRDP process, not a self-standing economic exercise.

The planned health economic exercise is a particular strength of the study and will deliver a comprehensive cost-effectiveness analysis of the treatments available for chronic thoracic aortic aneurysm.

One thing they observed was people doing economic exercises based on trust.

How would it ensure British farmers are treated fairly?" George Eustice MP, the farming minister, who supports the campaign to vote to leave the EU, told the Guardian the report was wrong: "Economic exercises of this sort always say more about the assumptions of the model than real life, and not all of the assumptions are plausible.

AS with all things subject to the whims of fashion — economic theories, exercise routines, ice cream flavors — some are a step ahead, some a step behind.

Contingent valuation approach has been criticised as fundamentally flawed because it fails to address the impact of protest respondents on the economic valuation exercise.

Furthermore, the questionnaire contains an economic valuation exercise so as to assess in monetary terms the preferences of the fishermen with respect to different alternative policy options that may characterize a future regulation of this economic activity.