Sentence examples for economic thoughts from inspiring English sources

HERE IN AMERICA, no one is having any interesting economic thoughts; they are all far too focused on the election.

YOU don't have to buy Colonel Muammar Qaddafi's Green Book to learn the Libyan leader's economic thoughts.

While the idea of 'economies of scale' has been the mainstay of discussion and research among the economists since 1770s, the idea of 'economies of scope' have appeared intermittently within the history of economic thoughts.

If commercial entrepreneurship is originated from economic thoughts, its social orientation is more akin to sociology, although it is neglected up to now, and maybe because of this negligence we do not have sound theories in and universal consensus on this realm.

And, thoughts abound of every imaginable sort: sociological thoughts, political thoughts, economic thoughts, philosophical thoughts, thoughts on religion, race and morality.

Historical school of economics, branch of economic thought, developed chiefly in Germany in the last half of the 19th century, that sought to understand the economic situation of a nation in the context of its total historical experience.

More than anything else in the history of the development of economic thought, experimental economics is about "the extended order of markets" whose outcomes are not part of the intentions of the participants.

Classical economics, English school of economic thought that originated during the late 18th century with Adam Smith and that reached maturity in the works of David Ricardo and John Stuart Mill.

In 1973, she became a research fellow in the economics department at the LSE, where the focus was on macro-economics and the history of economic thought.

Courses in the history of economic thought and alternative approaches to economics were once pretty common; today, they are an endangered species.

Particularly in the United States, institutional economics was the dominant style of economic thought during the period between World Wars I and II.