Sentence examples for external economists from inspiring English sources

"External economists expect the UK economy to tread water over the next few quarters.

The Bank's monetary policy committee (MPC), which sets borrowing rates, was split, with the external economists Michael Saunders and Ian McCafferty calling for an immediate rise to 0.5% to keep inflation in check.

The bright spot for the American economy comes from external demand, economists say.

The survey, which was conducted by an external labor economist, covered Amazon workers at every level of the company's organization in the United States.

The model results were compared with other studies and reviewed by an external health economist to validate its structure.

Yet the "external shocks'" economists can measure--bad health, job loss, etc.—explain only a small fraction of those earlier-than-planned departures, other CRR economists found in a paper published last year.

In spite of those external pressures, many politicians, economists, and other interest groups within Britain are unconvinced that domestic economic weakness is distinct from the domestic policy agenda.Business lobby groups that backed the government's initial austerity drive, at the time packaged up with corporate tax reform, feel increasingly impatient.

Fusion is the big winner in what economists call "external costs," costs that are borne by society as a whole and that don't factor into the costs of production.

What's gone wrong in the British economy?Yesterday evening, economist (and external member of the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee) Adam Posen gave a speech on the subject, in which he compared Britain's recovery to the disappointing-but-still-strong-by-comparison recovery in America.

The crisis that afflicted the governments of the 1970s was what economists call "an external shock".

With at least $75 billion in foreign currency reserves and no external government debt, Singapore's economists have ample room to soften the recession's impact on citizens.