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| 1 | We do not comment on national economics. |
| 2 | A: We do not comment on national economics. |
| 3 | We should be addressing the question of poverty not just from economics, but because dealing with equity and social justice is right. |
| 4 | If someone had told me seven years ago, in my final year of a business and economics degree, that I'd now be living without money, I'd have probably choked on my TV dinner. |
| 5 | I attended Peking University and received my bachelor's degree in Economics. |
| 6 | But its tactics have enraged competitors, who complain their new rival is out to destroy the economics of entire industries. |
| 7 | An excellent physicist once observed that in physics, Nobel Prizes are awarded for being correct while in economics they are often awarded for being brilliant. |
| 8 | In this era of globalization, the fate of the Doha negotiation extends beyond trade and traditional economics. |
| 9 | Of ALL the economic bubbles that have been pricked, few have burst more spectacularly than the reputation of economics itself. |
| 10 | This must be the most conservative and anti-reform economic programme we have had in the past 40 years," says Sweder van Wijnbergen, professor of economics at the University of Amsterdam. |
| 11 | dissects the distorted origin of accounting information from economics theory. |
| 12 | Wolfson economics prize invites the submission of ideas for the orderly exit of one or more members of the euro zone. |
| 13 | In Home Economics, our teacher had us plan the perfect wedding and the perfect reception, right down to the throwing of rice and driving away in a limousine. |
| 14 | every year in college, he got the lowest marks in economics. |
| 15 | So we ranked the past ten years' CEAs by the average quality of the economics departments where their senior economists got their PhDs. |
| 16 | Economics has made me hungry for the practical results of research and learning. No doubt many of you at this great university share that hunger. |
| 17 | question is mischievously posed, and ingeniously answered, in a recent post on "YouNotSneaky", an economics blog. |
| 18 | finance theory is based on — and much of economics is based on — the idea that people want to maximize the expected utility of their wealth. |
| 19 | Options-based software economics draws analogies from the financial markets: short iterations that deliver running software are seen as real options. |
| 20 | His instinct for rational economics has turned him from a protectionist into a champion of free trade. |
| 21 | Enlightened government of the left, combining market economics with effective social policy, would not be a bad thing. |
| 22 | My economics tutor says that I should be studying harder if I want to do well in my exams. |
| 23 | Joaquin Almunia, the EU's economics commissioner, seems relaxed about the new German government's plans for tax cuts, though they were not part of his reckoning. |
| 24 | To allay such fears, joaquin Almunia, the European Union's economics commissioner, said this week there was a "solution" in place for euro-zone members that run into trouble. |
| 25 | But in the case of the economics profession, the big winners are not Asian but European. |
| 26 | But Gary Adams, the vice-president of economics and policy analysis for the National Cotton Council, reckons that the high prices were mostly due to fundamentals. |
| 27 | Modern economics and technology allows Chinese, Brazilian and American consumers to buy the wares of a London firm. |
| 28 | This paper reexamines the first Chinese magazine Eastern western Monthly magazine initiated by western missionaries from the Angle of economics. |
| 29 | authors, from the London School of Economics (LSE), reckon people whose asylum claims have been rejected but who have not returned home account for most of the growth. |
| 30 | Obama's recent efforts to remind Americans that the Republicans were proposing to sacrifice the middle-class Americans, yet again, in the name of failed trickle-down economics. |