Sentence examples for macroeconomic explanation from inspiring English sources

"Some macroeconomic explanation is called for," he wrote on the blog Vox (voxeu.org).

It is tempting to search for some macroeconomic explanation but the answer may lie in another "macro" - the big hedge funds.We are in a world where there is very little yield on offer, and thus a limited amount of "carry" to exploit (the gap between high and low-yielding currencies or bonds).

He offers an alternative explanation for the macroeconomic history of recent decades, one focussed on international capital flows.

We find that macroeconomic news are no plausible explanation for the Early TOM or other seasonal patterns in this context, as they cluster in the first third of a month.

There are the official explanations, which involve macroeconomic conditions and infrastructure problems, and then there is the word on the street, which emphasizes the effects of criminal hoarding rackets tied to government-mandated price policies.

In investigating the origins of the recent increase in commodity price risk exposure to farmers, there are some explanations including the role of macroeconomic forces (Karali and Power 2013) and monetary policy action and communication (Hayo et al. 2012).

Although many microeconomic forces are likely explanations, increasingly scholars are arguing that macroeconomic forces such as market liberalism and globalization are root causes of the obesity epidemic.

If you're looking for an explanation of why the CBO has remained wary of macroeconomic dynamic scoring, there it is.

On more careful examination, the robot story ends up being just one more policy based explanation like trade, the weakening of labor unions, declining minimum wages, and contractionary macroeconomic policy.

Large time series variations in the market for new equity issues induced by the financial crisis allow us to disentangle the liquidity explanation for the stage distribution of investments from competing hypotheses derived from other macroeconomic factors.

Explanations of the persistent deficit in U.S. net exports of goods rest on macroeconomic developments and an asymmetry in elasticities: the income elasticity for imports being larger than the income elasticity for exports.