Sentence examples for finance labor from inspiring English sources

The second part shows how to use these tools to study dynamic economic problems in macroeconomics, finance, labor economics, public finance, and industrial organization.

Every two weeks, each agency head would come to a CitiStat meeting, facing Enright, sometimes the Mayor, and the heads of the departments of finance, labor, legal and information technology.

Shadowing the United Nations summit meeting will be the fifth annual State of the World Forum, a private gathering at the New York Hilton of more than 500 prominent figures in finance, labor, science and government.

Clinton or Barack Obama could then have filled the recent Supreme Court vacancy, and that justice would hold the tiebreaking vote on campaign finance, labor unions and other issues.

Ph.D. students specializing in Southeast Asia receive a doctorate in a discipline such as history, history of art, anthropology, government, linguistics, music, economics, finance, labor relations or city and regional planning.

"There wasn't one thing that made people say, 'This guy is going to be remembered in economics for the next hundred years because of contribution X.' Instead, there are forty brilliant insights scattered around whole bunches of literatures" — especially finance, labor, and macroeconomics.

The final domestic bill, which finances labor, health and education programs, would have the deepest cuts of all.

As has been the case since lawmakers returned to Washington this week, the key issue remains a huge domestic spending measure that finances labor, health and education programs.

The House Appropriations Committee will have to draft a bill financing labor, health and education programs at $121.8 billion, a 19 percent cut from current levels even after the across-the-board cuts took effect.

For starters, those charged with managing its sovereign wealth funds and private investments need to shift from bankrolling capital-intensive industries that guarantee a high return for the investor to financing labor-intensive industries that could increase employment and develop a more capable work force.

Empirical public finance and labor economics, effects of social insurance and public assistance programs, and labor markets.