Sentence examples for economic pluses from inspiring English sources

"The economic pluses and minuses are much smaller than the political and emotional salience," says Rand's Mr Smith.

The economic pluses are obvious: cheap gas yields cheap electricity, which boosts American industry, especially power-hungry sectors such as aluminium, steel and glass.

That free money distorts the economic pluses and minuses". The subsidy-fueled competition for land has changed the culture and demographics of farming areas such as Cherokee County.

Beyond economic pluses and minuses, the TPP brings forth a much broader and compelling national interest as far as Japan is concerned.

Most independent studies show that immigration is a decided economic plus, bringing in revenue and increasing productivity and innovation.

That puts my "ecstasy index" -- economic plus productivity growth -- at an astounding 14percentt, which, if sustained, would augur the mother of all booms.

Cutting the monthly deficit by 58percentt in a year without a catastrophic decline in the dollar is a considerable economic plus.

The writer of the piece, the trust's long-serving and immensely Leeds-steeped Dr Kevin Grady, catalogues a very interesting series of current economic plusses.

When people use oil or coal for fuel, this is treated as an economic plus but they are depleting our natural resources as well as adding carbon dioxide to the atmosphere.

Climate change could be an economic plus for high-latitude countries like Canada or Russia, but an economic disaster for the tropics, particularly sub-Saharan Africa and Southeast Asia.

But sustainability advocates themselves are as tireless as the sea in explaining that they have a "triple bottom line," i.e. environmentalism, plus economic redistributionism, plus societal reformation.