Bloomberg and Murdoch recently took to the road to make the economic case for immigration reform.
"My father made the political revolution, I will make the economic revolution," they had him say.
Economists opposed suspending the gas tax because doing so would make the economic pie smaller.
Growing up in Tamilnadu, I have personally seen poor families make the economic calculation that pits education against livelihood.
Champions of austerity will make the economic case that stimulus went too far and government debt grew too much.
And he and Mrs. Romer have squabbled over how best to make the economic case for overhauling health care.
The claiming formula is designed to make the economic value of the stream of benefits the same, regardless of when you start.
Lucy Powell, the shadow minister for childcare and children, told The Independent: "My job is to make the economic case and the political case.
The pro-lobby group Future Heathrow, made up of businesses and trade unions, placed adverts in national newspapers this week to make the economic case for expansion.
And money isn't spent to make the economic structural adjustment that communities and industries that depend on coral reefs urgently need.
Miller stressed the need to make the economic case that day, so why aren't Britain's new writing organisations shouting about their international reach?
