Sentence examples for economics return from inspiring English sources

There's nothing funny about superannuation tax havens for the ultra-rich becoming more politically vital than ensuring home ownership is affordable for young and middle-aged working Australians, or watching trickle-down economics return as the rhetoric casts non-tax-paying leaners against the job-creating lifters.

For a successful transition to a renewable energy economy the traditional approach of designing energy systems to meet only goals related to the technology (capacity, availability, reliability) and economics (return on investment, cost to the consumer) must evolve to take on a more holistic viewpoint and be able to take into account other goals addressing environmental and social considerations.

Probably they imagine that once the election is past sensible economics will return.

And in the late seventies and early eighties his editorial page became a model of the form: witty, literate, and passionate in its eccentric causes, which in Bartley's case was a non-stop campaign on behalf of supply-side economics, a return to the gold standard, free trade, smaller government, and prosecuting the Cold War.

When VAR is considered in the process economics the return period is significantly affected and is increased by 21 months.

He spent two years at University College, Oxford, earning a degree in philosophy, politics and economics, then returned to Yale for law school.

Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg, the newly appointed German economics minister, returned from meetings in Washington and New York this past week with assurances that G.M. was willing to reduce its holding in Opel.

The previous year, Mr. Lindsey, the former chief economics adviser, returned to the White House to tell his old colleagues that housing prices were headed for a crash.

I graduated in the top three percent of my class, earning a bachelor's degree in economics before returning to the school for an MBA.

In 1990 I returned to the economics of increasing returns from a new direction.

When I left Nigeria for the United States in 1980, the plan was to earn an M.B.A., a doctorate in economics, and then return.