Sentence examples for economics saving from inspiring English sources

"It's a combination of economics, saving the environment and this whole notion that the measures we take enhance the quality of life," he said.

To use the language of economics, saving and investment are an "ex-post" identity, but the world's "ex-ante" appetite to save and invest may well be out of balance.

For the next hour, Beck earnestly explained some of the history that "is being stolen from us": the depression of 1920, for example, or how conservative economics saved the nation from the "near-depression" of 1946 — crises that progressives don't want you to know about.

According to the economics textbooks, saving and investment are always equal.

Winning the moral argument is probably even important than good economics for saving elephants and wildlife.

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In textbook economics households save and banks use those savings to lend to firms.

His Ten Less-Basic Principles of Economics should save countless students the agony of taking numbers-and-graph-laden economics courses.

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Gernot Wagner, an economist with the Environmental Defense Fund and author of "But Will the Planet Notice: How Smart Economics Can Save the World," (Hill and Wang, 2011), agrees.

According to a general analysis of health economics, the saved treatment costs for the next few years should be discounted from the current price.