Sentence examples for economics support from inspiring English sources

Like everything in economics, support for free trade should be based on analysis, not slogans.

Consequently, scientific methods in health economics support decision-making in healthcare.

For now, Rafer says, they are passing 100% of revenue to content providers and will start to take a cut in a month or so when the economics support it.

The findings of this study, from the perspective of health economics, support the use of Shaoyang specific acupoint treatment for migraine compared with the other acupuncture treatments studied.

While the frontier economics supports unlimited economic growth, deep ecology is against development and promotes blending with the environment.

Migration from the EU is not causing insecurity; these are structural issues for which neo-liberal economics, supported by and encouraged by our government, is responsible.

In Congress, he advocated supply-side economics, supporting cuts to the estate and corporate gains taxes, a flat income tax and individual investment accounts for Social Security.

Not on intellectual grounds – Adam Smith (the father of free market economics) supported higher taxes on property in order to reduce taxes on more industrious endeavours – but because their instincts prevent them from asking anything more from the very wealthy, even as people on lower incomes feel the pinch.

Much of iStock's success in selling digital stock can be attributed to creative tinkering with the economics supporting digital rights.

The Great Recession in 2009, and the shock waves it sent through world economies has been largely written off as the excesses of the world financial markets and the global housing boom that grew faster than the underlying economics supporting it.

Analyses of resource economics supported by field data show that long-lived (high LMA) leaves require an increased investment in carbon-intensive, constitutive and stable chemical defences in contrast to short-lived (low LMA) leaves that preferentially rely on N-intensive, high-turnover, defensive compounds (Coley et al., 1985; but see Agrawal, 2011 for a more nuanced view).