Sentence examples for economic papers from inspiring English sources

But more recently they have merited little more than a lowly footnote in most economic papers.

You should read Arthur's essay, the economic papers by Autor and Goos and Manning, and Murray's book.

Joint authors of economic papers are listed under the name that falls first in the alphabet.What is to be done?

Most economic papers are politely ignored by the world at large, but "Dark Matter" attracted wide interest.

Turning from the carnage on his computer screen, Mr. Agrotis took off his glasses and rubbed at eyes bloodshot from the many sleepless nights he had spent poring over economic papers, analysts' reports and political histories.

Indeed, I update the links on the channel page throughout the day, and then paste them all into the Link exchange in the evening.You may also note that below the links there is a list of new economic papers.

As a recent economic paper entitled "Can't We All Be More Like Scandinavians?" points out, it's easier for smaller countries to afford a more "cuddly" form of capitalism if big countries like the United States are driving global economic growth.

Nor is it surprising the European based economic paper would, itself, dedicate pages to the topic.

He wrote the economic paper The Representation of the Landowners, which persuaded the viceroy to open trade with Britain.

For the past month, conservatives have been distorting and misapplying Romer's 1994 economic paper to claim that tax cuts offer a huge "multiplier" effect for the economy, and public investment offers nothing.

Adam Green, co-founder of the Progressive Change Campaign Committee, who worked for the Democratic National Committee on John Kerry's 2004 presidential campaign, said Clinton's economic policy papers failed to address the key issue of a rigged economy and did not resonate much with voters.