Sentence examples for macroeconomic courses from inspiring English sources

In 1949, he developed, along with Herbert Simon, an economist, a theory known as the Hawkins-Simon condition, which is still taught in advanced macroeconomic courses.

In the process, he is having to think long and hard about how to balance the need for more detail about things like finance with the constraints under which introductory macroeconomic courses are taught.

"I think Paul came to Miami University with these core conservative beliefs from an economic standpoint," said Professor Hart, an outspoken libertarian who taught an intermediate macroeconomic theory course that Mr. Ryan took in his junior year.

Of course, macroeconomic trends have always had an impact on startup fundraising and venture capital investment.

The central debate over macroeconomic policy is, of course, between Keynesians and Austerians.

"We normally think of material information as specific to the mortgages, not somebody's prediction about the future course of macroeconomic events," Professor Ferrell said.

A first-best policy of global cap-and-trade scheme alone could be welfare-deteriorating for some parties, reflected by a significant reduction in macroeconomic growth rate over the course of the next decades.

This has always been the driver behind the government's macroeconomic policy besides winning the next election of course.

"Our focus this year is on guiding our business effectively through the uncharted waters of the current macroeconomic environment and ensuring we remain on course to deliver sustainable growth in the mid-term," said Spring.

In the absence of an alternative politico-economic framework that looks capable of delivering even better results we should be extremely reluctant to abandon the current working strategy.A second thing to keep in mind is that the policy revolutions that develop in the aftermath of a macroeconomic disaster can take decades to run their course.

A report from Macroeconomic Advisers says GDP for the third quarter is on course to grow 3.1%.