Sentence examples for wrong economic from inspiring English sources

The Bush plan is the wrong economic elixir.

I think raising taxes in the midst of a recession is wrong economic policy".

He will also insist he did not make the wrong economic judgment in backing a fiscal stimulus in 2010-11.

"If you would start to conduct the wrong economic policy, then in a relatively short period you could destroy all these achievements," he said in a recent conversation.

What can politicians who reject corporatist politics-as-usual, and economists who reject wrong economic thinking do in response to justified protest?

McDonnell then came under pressure from his predecessor as shadow chancellor, Chris Leslie, who argued the move sent the wrong economic message to the public.

The radical label accentuates the feeling that something has gone wrong in economic life.

They are wrong on economic theory, wrong on what creates jobs, wrong to ignore history, wrong not to include revenue increases (we are one of the most lightly taxed advanced nations in the world, which is assuredly a large part of our problems), and wrong to hurt so many people as their policies, if enacted, undoubtedly would.

Asia's population will be falling, along with that of Europe where a decline is expected for the first half of the century as well.So we know that, even if productivity pessimists like Robert Gordon are wrong, total economic growth will slow as well.

Speaking to the BBC's Today programme on Tuesday, Leslie, who was shadow chancellor before Jeremy Corbyn's election as Labour leader, said: "To go from one extreme to the other is wrong in economic terms, but also it sends the wrong message".

I agree with such respected commentators as Roger Bootle, Gerard Lyons and Larry Elliott that there is much wrong with economic policy in the EU (Elliott's stimulating new book with Dan Atkinson is called Europe Isn't Working) but am surprised that they all want to take the Brexit route.