Sentence examples for micro economists from inspiring English sources

Most macro and micro economists will agree that spending in key areas like education, human capital formation, skills, research and development (public and private), as well as health care, are key to future growth in the long run.

Two, more from the micro economists who analyze markets and how people respond to incentives, I think Chicago economists still consider that more important than most other places and don't believe you can begin to understand how economies work, either empirically or theoretically, without giving that a major role.

The market for the stickers is not just for kids, however; it is also for micro-economists.

Dani Rodrik of Harvard University argues that differences in research methods between randomistas and other economists are in danger of re-opening a split between macro- and micro-economists that is starting to heal.

He calls himself a micro-economist, or more prosaically, a "data guy".

Both a macro- and micro-economist, he managed to combine an active teaching career with the publication of eight books and more than 100 academic articles and papers.

According to the Washington Post, the new lab will be headed by Rajeev Rastogi (previously the head of Bell Labs India) and will hire "sociologists, micro-economists, and computational scientists among other categories of staff for the lab".

To an economist, "micro" means people-sized.

Piketty's influence indeed is growing well beyond the small enclosed micro-society of academic economists.

Such men, the economists argue, provided the "micro inventions necessary to make macro inventions highly productive and remunerative".

This theory was voiced by demographers and economists working from a micro-economic perspective (Becker 1981; Espenshade 1985; Farley 1988), although, as Oppenheimer noted (1988, p. 575), it bore a strong resemblance to classic sociological theories formulated by functionalists like Talcot Parsons Parsonss 1949).