Sentence examples for economics practice from inspiring English sources

"In mathematical terms, it's a rare occurrence when the expected value from playing the lottery is higher than the cost of a ticket - statistically there has never been a better time to play!" said Josh White, an associate director in KPMG's economics practice.

"The biggest underlying story is the growth in exports," said Bingham, economics practice leader for CDM Smith Inc. in Virginia.

"The biggest underlying story is the growth in exports," said Bingham, the economics practice leader for CDM Smith Inc. in Virginia.

This includes professional education, standards, research (principally direction, advice, and support), economics, practice building, and public information.

The JSTF is not a credentialing body: its recommendations will include professional education, standards, research, economics, practice building, and public information.

However, current health economics practice for NHS interventions does not include non-health outcomes, such as reproductive choice and impact on family members, in the context of genomics within QALY calculations [ 5].

Equally troubling was the fact that the Keynesian economics practiced by many governments seemed to lose its effectiveness.

A 4-H fanding and home economics practices exhibit on-board a New York Central train.

Eliminating FICA fixes the economy the progressive way, from the bottom up versus the highly regressive top down trickle-down economics practiced by the current administration that would have made even President Reagan blush.

I borrowed that word "unhinged" from more than one of Stockman's critics upset over his "rant" bemoaning the loss of the gold standard and the statist economics practiced by just about every American president from Franklin Roosevelt through Ronald Reagan on to the current inhabitant of the White House.

Marginal-cost pricing, in economics, the practice of setting the price of a product to equal the extra cost of producing an extra unit of output.