Sentence examples for howitt from inspiring English sources
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Still, Mr Aghion and Mr Howitt have produced some provocative research.
Education, say Messrs Aghion and Howitt, is a case in point.
For example, say the authors, half of all America's new pharmaceutical products are introduced by firms less than ten years old; the proportion in the EU is only 10%.Budgeting for growthMore controversially, Messrs Aghion and Howitt also turn their attention to macroeconomic policy.
The company denied this, though it accepted it had filmed community meetings it had held, as evidence of its good relations with local people.Testimony from people in the area assembled by Mr Howitt led to new accusations last February.
"Fruits, vegetables and nuts are all such valuable crops that farmers will pay up to $1,000 per unit of water – about 10 times more than normal – in order to keep growing them," Professor Howitt said.
Excessive groundwater use, says Prof Howitt, is the most pressing water problem faced by the state.
Instead, the Aghion-Howitt book discusses "fostering competition and entry," "investing in education," "reducing volatility and risk," "liberalizing trade," "preserving the environment" and "promoting democracy".
Fifty families are being taken back to Pale, Foca and Rogatica in coming weeks, said Mr. Stewart-Howitt.
Growth theory is good at explaining why rich countries are rich and poor ones poor, but much less so at divining why some rich countries (eg, America) grow faster than others (eg, much of Europe) and telling the laggards how to catch up.A recent paper* by Philippe Aghion, of Harvard University, and Peter Howitt, of Brown University, attempts to fill the spaces between fact, theory and policy.
Farmers will have to let even more land go idle this year, says Richard Howitt, a professor emeritus of agricultural and resource economics at UC Davis.
"To say a particular crop is to blame for the drought situation is neither fair nor useful," said Professor Richard Howitt, an expert in agricultural economics at the University of California's campus at Davis.
