Sentence examples for economic memory from inspiring English sources
Economic memory is short.
It was a moment of financial paralysis unlike any other in recent American economic memory.
(Why? Incumbents have historically gotten a lot of credit from voters. And voters have historically had short economic memories. If a case can be made that the economy is improving, the incumbent's odds are decent, even if it is clearly not firing on all cylinders).
My conclusion then I also abide today: "Drawing strength from economic performance, memories of past political chaos and the lessons from Russia, Dengism may continue to prevail.
THE "prize in economic sciences in memory of Alfred Nobel", as it is officially known, sometimes struggles to command the same respect as its counterparts.
* Pedant's corner: yes, technically it's the "Bank of Sweden prize in economic sciences in memory of Alfred Nobel," and not the Nobel prize.
The praise is still pouring in for Richard Thaler, winner of the 2017 Sveriges Riksbank prize in economic sciences in memory of Alfred Nobel.
Eight years on from the financial crisis and great recession, the US, UK and many other countries are still experiencing the longest, slowest economic recoveries in memory.
A reminder that highlights of today's award of the Sveriges Riksbank prize in economic sciences in memory of Alfred Nobel starts here.
But like Tim Harford earlier this afternoon, Solow can see how the Sveriges Riksbank prize in economic sciences in memory of Alfred Nobel deserved to be split between Fama, Shiller and Hansen.
Except in years of economic adversity, the memory of the war and confidence in the economic program of the Republican Party were normally enough to ensure Republican success in most of the Northern and Western states.
