Mr. Bishop and Mr. Green contrast the theories of Keynes and Smith with those of contemporary, number-crunching economists who say they believe unswervingly in the so-called efficient-market hypothesis, stipulating that market forces will determine the correct price for stocks and bonds.
Still, he says, he followed a fil rouge a red thread that led him unswervingly toward Switzerland's grand patrimoine de l'horlogerie.
Outwardly they are unswervingly loyal—"China is all right, but North Korea is better," says one but local Chinese say they are more confident and chatty than before.
Mr. Dörig, a relatively unknown banker with no insurance experience, said he would stay "unswervingly" with the Swiss Life board's decision to redirect its focus to its core business of life insurance.
And while Mr. Bush says he would allow abortions in the case of rape, incest and to save the life of the woman, the platform remains unswervingly opposed.
As her slinky James Bond routine ended, Kim pointed an imaginary pistol at the judges as if to say that her aim was unswervingly set on a gold medal in Thursday's free skate.
He said in Italy: "We will unswervingly protect the unity of the motherland and ethnic harmony... and maintain harmony and stability in Tibet.
Wolfgang Bosbach, a leading Christian Democrat who has unswervingly supported Mrs. Merkel, said he would vote against the rescue package.
But the State Council, the Chinese cabinet, said Oct. 29 that it would "unswervingly" maintain curbs on the housing market to cool prices.
"China will work together with the international community to comprehensively and completely implement the relevant resolutions of the Security Council of the U.N., unswervingly push forward the denuclearization of the peninsula, and unswervingly maintain the peace and stability of the peninsula," it said.
