Sentence examples for two economics from inspiring English sources

I had a party last night, with two economics journalists in attendance.

It seems so, judging from a study by two economics professors, newly published in Science magazine.

It has nothing to do with socially desirable pricing; people often confuse the two" (Economics focus, August 8th).

He has been called before parliament to explain his abrupt dismissal earlier this year of two economics ministers.

"They really do well for us," said Anne Bunn, sales manager for MIT Press, which has published two economics novels since 1998.

In the throes of his enthusiasm, he prevailed on William Berkeley, a trustee of the business school, to donate $10 million to finance joint programs between the university's two economics departments.

Part three ("Economics and governance in metropolitan areas") deals with the political and economic forces that shape cities and transform them into endless suburbs.

The authors of the 1989 study were three economics professors -- James M. Poterba, David M. Cutler and Lawrence H. Summers.

The research was conducted by three economics professors -- James Poterba of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and John B. Shoven and Clemens Sialm of Stanford.

"But I'm going into a very tough quarter; I'm taking three economics classes, which is gonna be a whole lot to handle.

"It is in many ways more painful than Yukos, because people could say that, well, Khodorkovsky was doing things he shouldn't do," said one economics expert.