The phrase "economic stance" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a person or entity's attitude, position, or approach towards economic issues or policies. Example: The government's economic stance has been criticized by opposition parties for not doing enough to address rising unemployment rates.
She also takes a nationalist economic stance, proposing France's withdrawal from the euro.
In other words, Le Pen's economic stance is drawing interest from the left as well as the right.
But just how much the substance of policy a relatively interventionist economic stance and a presidency that rules through patronage might change is less clear.
October 1, 2012 From Labour's Luke Akehurst Luke Akehurst (@lukeakehurst) That standing ovation for Ed Balls looked like a vote of confidence in his economic stance to me.
So the most likely outcome is that Fine Gael and Fianna Fail, parties who broadly share an economic stance, will together have the majority share of the seats.
So the government backtracked on some of the changes, further denting its credibility.The government's espousal of a "sufficiency economy" theory, developed by King Bhumibol, further fuelled suspicions that it plans a partial retreat from Thailand's hitherto liberal economic stance.
As Billingsley's cultural caution cost him, so did fallout from his racial, political, and economic stances.
In her speech to the AFL-CIO (American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations, an association of unions), she praised some of Trump's economic stances during his campaign: He criticized Wall Street and big money's dominance in Washington –straight up.
Jean-Marie Le Pen's economic stances always lacked clarity.
Liberal critics are liable to fault Ossoff for campaigning as a centrist rather than emphasizing health care or other progressive economic stances.
But both recognise that their macro-economic stance is different from that of Ed Miliband.
