Sentence examples for example of thrift from inspiring English sources
The latest flirtatious gesture is a folder showing photos of typical depositors-Fred Allen, Lowell Thomas, Kate Smith, Russell Crouse, & Dale Carnegie, each on a living example of thrift or the spirit of 2%.
We rely on such models to explain, for example "the paradox of thrift," whereby individual decisions to increase saving can, by depressing spending and output, result in the population as a whole saving less.
"People are talking aloud about what-if scenarios as if they are real," said Gerard O'Neill, an economist and consultant in Dublin whose research has shown that the more the Irish public is exposed to such negative views, the less it spends — a classic example of John Maynard Keynes's paradox of thrift.
The paradox of thrift, illustrated.
That is the "paradox of thrift".
America once had a culture of thrift.
Pursue the economic rectitude of thrift.
Keynesian theory suggests a "paradox of thrift".
In Manchester he described a hierarchy of thrift.
THE Anglo-Saxons are rediscovering the virtures of thrift.
The paradox of thrift has been a pernicious idea.
