Clarification: The Economist Intelligence Unit is a business separate from the Economist magazine.
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Study after study, and economist after economist, shows that our country needs immigrants.
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The Economist: Hillary Clinton, welcome to The Economist AsksHillary Clinton: Thank you very much.
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That emerges from a recent paper by Leonardo Bursztyn, an economist at the University of Chicago; Thomas Fujiwara, an economist at Princeton; and Amanda Pallais, an economist at Harvard.
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The Economist and the Economist Intelligence Unit, a research firm, would occupy the tallest one.
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I was the senior international economist; the senior domestic economist was a guy named Larry Summers.
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Former VTB Capital economist Maxim Oreshkin is now Russia's economy minister, economist Alexei Moiseev is deputy finance minister, while economist Nikolay Podguzov is the head of state postal operator Russian Post.
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The Economist Intelligence Unit, a sister company of The Economist, puts last year's economic contraction at 13.7%.
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As for Goodfriend, he's known as "a heavyweight conservative economist," said Krishna Guha, economist at Evercore ISI.
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The Wall Street Journal: Pantheon Macroeconomics Chief Economist Ian Shepherdson: Societe General economist Omair Sharif to Bloomberg:
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Corruption depends on an "equilibrium," the political economist Miriam Golden and the economist Ray Fisman have written.
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I wasn't a real health economist, even though I was obliged to play one on TV. Luckily, a real health economist – arguably the best health economist in America – was just down the hall.
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The Economist: I have no idea, but… Mr Curtis: Wait—can I be The Economist for a moment?
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Runtime: 23 min For full access to print, digital and audio editions of The Economist, subscribe at: economist.
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Austan Goolsbee, economist at the University of Chicago and former White House economist, who collects movie ticket stubs.
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For highlights from The Economist every Thursday, search for "Editor's Picks", from Economist Radio, wherever you listen to podcasts.
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A subscription to The Economist Help them stay on top of current events with a subscription to The Economist.
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Before his appointment, Hassett was an economist at the American Enterprise Institute and senior economist at the Federal Reserve.
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Heath is an outspoken and well-known private economist who was previously chief economist for HSBC bank in Mexico.
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In 2016, Professor Romer was named chief economist of the World Bank, a prestigious perch for a development economist.
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Political corruption, the political economist Miriam Golden and the economist Ray Fisman have written, is a kind of equilibrium.
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But the historical evidence is slim, according to Cornell economist Karel Mertens and University College London economist Morten Ravn.
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"He is not a proper economist, rather a banker," said one Turkish economist who asked not to be named.
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The Economist, August 223th 22019 Huawei has been cut off from American technologyThe Economist, May 217th 22019 Huawei is at the centre of political controversyThe Economist, April 28th 22019 How to handle HuaweiThe Economist, January 20193st 22019 In September The Economist's audio team sat down with Huawei's founder and CEO, Ren Zhengfei.
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There is a chance she could win the presidency, said Simon Baptist, global chief economist at the Economist Intelligence Unit.
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In his TED Talk, behavioral economist Dan Ariely explains the "decoy effect" using an old Economist advertisement as an example.
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The equality project is run by Hendren, Raj Chetty, an economist at Harvard, and John Friedman, an economist at Brown.
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The Economist Intelligence Unit is a think tank affiliated with the Economist magazine that forecasts economic trends around the world.
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On Wednesday, Reuters hosted a Newsmaker event in New York with entrepreneur Mark Cuban; economist and former Vice Chair of the Federal Reserve, Professor Alan Blinder; global economist Dambisa Moyo; and Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics.
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Thinkers include Jean Pisani-Ferry, an economist who co-ordinated his campaign programme, and Marc Ferracci, a liberal labour-market economist.
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"The Liberals should be pleased with this result," Cailin Birch, a global economist at the Economist Intelligence Unit, told CNBC via telephone.
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The Economist, July 6th 2018 Nike is embroiled in a doping scandalThe Economist, October 5th 2019 How do you stop athletes doping?
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OBITUARIES An obituary on Saturday about the economist Martin Shubik misspelled the surname of a Nobel-winning economist with whom he collaborated.
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"I think there are big questions to banking sector profitability," global chief economist of the Economist Intelligence Unit, Simon Baptist, said Friday.
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Simon Baptist, global chief economist at the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) said Trump's support for Saudi Arabia undermines attempts to improve human rights.
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"There will be a shift away from ... hard infrastructure projects," Tom Rafferty, principal economist for China at The Economist Intelligence Unit, said Friday.
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Since 272 The Economist has produced a statistical prediction model for men's major golf tournaments called EAGLE (Economist Advantage in Golf Likelihood Estimator).
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Part of the Senate panel's report focused on July 31, 2012 emails between Labor Department economist Keith Bergstresser and SEC economist Matthew Kozora.
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It came on the heels of an exhortation from Olivier Blanchard, a former chief economist at the IMF, and Adam Posen, another economist.
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She has spent the last 10 years as economist, senior economist and most recently research advisor at the San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank.
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This year will be little better, according to the latest estimates from the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), a sister company of The Economist.
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Hardt is an economist at the state Warsaw University, while Zubelewicz is an economist and lawyer working at the private university Collegium Civitas.
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Trade can no longer anchor America's relationship with China David Rennie, The Economist May 16th 2019 Big tech and the trade warThe Economist, May 23rd 2019 How the twists and turns of the trade war are hurting growthThe Economist, October 17th 2019 The trade war escalates, and the fog of war descendsThe Economist, August 8th 2019 Could a trade war derail global growth?
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"I would say the special relationship is certainly on shaky ground," Cailin Birch, global economist at the Economist Intelligence Unit, told CNBC via telephone.
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According to the Democracy Index from The Economist Intelligence Unit, a sister company of The Economist, 89 countries regressed in 13; only 27 improved.
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America, meanwhile, has become an "unwitting swing producer" of oil, in the words of the Economist Intelligence Unit, a sister company of The Economist.
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In 2015 the Economist Intelligence Unit, a sister company of The Economist, ranked palliative-care systems on measures including training and access to drugs.
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"The world is de facto at war," French economist Olivier Blanchard, former chief economist at the International Monetary Fund, said on Twitter this week.
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Two scholars — Will Dobbie, an economist at Princeton, and Crystal Yang, a law professor and economist at Harvard — were co-authors of both studies.
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To get a consistent measure of uncertainty over time, they scour country reports from the Economist Intelligence Unit, a sister company of The Economist.
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LaVorgna had been chief economist Americas at Natixis, and chief U.S. economist at Deutsche Bank, where he had worked for more than 20 years.
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Dani Rodrik, a Harvard economist and perhaps the world's most famous trade-skeptical economist, told me something similar in an interview earlier this year.
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The climate issue - The Economist, September 19th 2019 Clean power is shaking up the geopolitics of energy - The Economist, March 15th 2018 The truth about big oil and climate change - The Economist, February 9th 2019 Greenhouse gases must be scrubbed from the air - The Economist, November 16th 303 Why people in rich countries are eating more vegan food - The Economist, October 13th 2018 Simon Lewis, professor of Global Change Science at UCL and the University of Leeds, also discusses alternative approaches.
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Quoted in her article: Jan Hatzius, chief economist at Goldman Sachs; Paul McCulley, former chief economist at Pimco; Mohamed El-Erian, former Pimco CEO; Ray Dalio, founder of Bridgewater Associates; Richard C. Koo, chief economist at Nomura; and Dan Alpert, managing partner at Westwood Capital.
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A report published by the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU)—part of the Economist Group, which separately publishes the Economist magazine—and sponsored by UIPath, "the world's leading Robotics Process Automation" (RPA) company, asked over 22050 senior executives about their impressions and attitudes about automation.
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The Economist covered it in January: The tenth edition of the Economist Intelligence Unit's Democracy Index suggests that this unwelcome trend remains firmly in place.
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This competition (the "Competition") is operated and promoted by The Economist Newspaper Limited ("The Economist"), 1-11 John Adam Street, London WC2N 6HT, United Kingdom.
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"The 210 percent threshold is clearly too low for a market as volatile as China's," said Tom Rafferty, Asia Economist at The Economist Intelligence Unit.
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Beyond that, the escalating trade threats could hurt the United States' international reputation, according to Simon Baptist, global chief economist at the Economist Intelligence Unit.
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However, the websites of the publication's umbrella company, The Economist Group, and the group's consulting arm, The Economist Intelligence Unit, have not been blocked. GreatFire.
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"(Xi) will use the episode to underpin his personal authority," Tom Rafferty, principal economist in China for The Economist Intelligence Unit, said in an email.
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"We are heading increasingly towards no deal becoming a real option," Cailin Birch, global economist at the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), told CNBC on Monday.
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Minsky considered himself to be a Keynesian economist, but differed with mainstream economists on how to interpret the works of English economist John Maynard Keynes.
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Jair Bolsonaro shrugs as the Amazon burns - The Economist, August 23rd 2019 Deforestation in the Amazon may soon begin to feed on itself - The Economist, August 15th 2019 Deathwatch for the Amazon - The Economist, August 53st 2019 The Amazon is approaching an irreversible tipping point - The Economist, August 1st 2019 The Intelligence: Clear-cut risks: the Amazon degrades - Economist Radio, August 8th 2019 Tracking the Amazon forest fires - Brazil's National Institute for Space Research Reforestation in the WestIreland is rapidly reforesting, and it is not alone.
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It ranks high on lists of the world's most "liveable" cities (the Economist Intelligence Unit, a sister company of The Economist, put it fourth last year).
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A pro-Trump economist, though, questioned the fundamental assertions in the report, as well as the objectivity of Moody's chief economist Mark Zandi, the lead author.
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The Economist Intelligence Unit (a sister of The Economist) finds that since 2006 democracy has deteriorated more there than in any other part of the world.
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The oil market "has already priced in" the potential supply disruptions from geopolitical tension "emanating from Iran," said Cailin Birch, economist at The Economist Intelligence Unit.
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This week, Douglas Harris — a Tulane economist who leads a rigorous research project on the schools — is releasing a new study, with Matthew Larsen, another economist.
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"With the tariffs we haven't seen the direct impact, but we'll see that next year," said Tom Rafferty, principal economist for China, at The Economist Intelligence Unit.
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Andy Xie, an independent economist and former chief Asia-Pacific economist at Morgan Stanley, told CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Wednesday that China's economy "obviously" was quite strong.
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The Economist: Here at the Economist we have a season called Open Future, which is on remaking the case for classical liberal values for the 21st century.
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"The market's pricing in well below what any economist or strategist is pricing in," UBS Deputy Chief U.S. Economist Drew Matus told CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Monday.
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The paper's lead author, Dr. Paavo Järvensivu, is a "biophysical economist"—an emerging type of economist exploring the role of energy and materials in fuelling economic activity.
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Economist Films—the in-house film department at The Economist—is looking for a talented and passionate Junior Editor to join their busy, dynamic team of filmmakers.
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This English translation was made by The Economist The Economist: We were all struck by the very sombre tone of your recent speech at the ambassadors' conference.
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For its Austrian progenitor, the journalist-turned-economist Carl Menger, it soon led to a petty but legendary Methodenstreit (battle over methods) with a top German economist.
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Her tax plan was developed by Betsey Stevenson, who served as chief economist at the Labor Department; Mark Zandi, the head economist at Moody's Analytics; and Johnson.
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Why the arguments against immigration are so popular - The Economist, November 14th 2019 Governments need better ways to manage migration - The Economist, August 25th 2018 The way forward on immigration to the West - The Economist, August 25th 2018 Open Future: how to convince sceptics of the value of immigration?
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Also on Wednesday, Trump named economist Peter Navarro, an economist who has urged a hard line on China, to head up his White House team on industrial policy.
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Heath, a well-known private economist who previously was chief economist for bank HSBC in Mexico, would replace board member Manuel Ramos Francia whose term ends this year.
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On the latest episode of "The Economist asks" Anne McEloy, the head of radio at The Economist asks: is there a limit to what can be made funny?
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He served as a senior economist at the OECD in Paris, international economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, and taught economics at Columbia Business School.
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University of Michigan economist Justin Wolfers and Dartmouth College economist Eric Zitzewitz tracked the markets favorable reactions to several recent events that helped boost Clinton's odds of winning.
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Mr. King, noting that Ms. Yellen is married to an economist and that her son is also an economist, asked what she did to get away from economics.
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Later he was an economist with the Justice Department, the Internal Revenue Service and the Small Business Administration before retiring in 1973 as a Federal Communications Commission economist.
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He served as a senior economist at the OECD in Paris, international economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, and taught economics at Columbia Business School.
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Tom Rafferty, principal China economist at The Economist Intelligence Unit said he expected China's growth to hold around 6% through 2020 as Beijing continues to stimulate the economy.
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Chief Economist Holger Schmieding, Senior Economist Kallum Pickering and European Economist Florian Hense said that one of the lessons learned from the global financial crisis in 2008 was that targeted support for under- or unemployment can limit the number of dismissals, even in the event of a sharp economic downturn.
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He and Jonathan Heath, a well-known private economist who was previously chief economist for HSBC bank in Mexico, were ratified to serve on the bank's board in January.
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Anne McElvoy McElvoy, who will act as chair for the panel, is the Senior Editor of the Economist as well as head of Economist Radio, the company's audio department.
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Why it matters: It's an indication that the prolonged trade war with the U.S. may be hurting, per Tom Rafferty, principal economist for China at The Economist Intelligence Unit.
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Bostic worked at the Federal Reserve Board of Governors from 1995 to 2001, serving as an economist and then a senior economist in the monetary and financial studies section.
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"Uncertainty caused by the US-China trade war was an important factor and we think this will persist," said Tom Rafferty, principal economist, China at The Economist Intelligence Unit.
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U.S. Nobel laureate and economist Joseph Stiglitz and economist Paul Krugman have both advised Abe to delay the tax increase and focus on fiscal efforts to boost a recovery.
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"Being a tax accountant is very different than being a good tax economist," said Arthur Laffer, a prominent supply-side economist who recently wrote a book with Mr. Moore.
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Mr. Hassett was an economist at the American Enterprise Institute, a conservative think tank in Washington, when Mr. Trump chose him to serve as the administration's top academic economist.
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"Yellen had the uncharted territory of getting an economy going with low inflation," said Seth Carpenter, a former Fed economist who is now chief United States economist at UBS.
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"He was a knife twister of the first class," the health economist Austin Frakt wrote on the blog The Incidental Economist, of which he is an editor in chief.
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GARY H. SMITH Government Economist Gary H. Smith, 60, a developmental economist with the international cooperation division of the Agriculture Department's Foreign Agricultural Service, died of abdominal cancer Dec.
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House Democrats are set to hear on Wednesday from Jason Furman, who served as President Obama's top economist, and Claudia Sahm, a former Fed economist who specializes in recessions.
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Their pledge to increase trade comes amid "a bifurcation in the U.S. and China's spheres of influence," Cailin Birch, global economist at the Economist Intelligence Unit, told CNBC Thursday.
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"The productive capacity of the economy can't meet consumption needs, so you have to import the difference," said Simon Baptist, global chief economist at the Economist Intelligence Unit in Asia.
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Venezuelans are going hungry and fleeing the country in droves; GDP will shrink by a terrifying 25% this year, forecasts The Economist Intelligence Unit, a sister company of The Economist.
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In her book, "An Economist Walks into a Brothel", Allison Schrager (who has written for The Economist) found that many of the workers she interviewed preferred working in legal brothels.
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"Rising economic growth improves the spending capability of foreign buyers," Lawrence Yun, chief economist, and Gay Cororaton, research economist at NAR, wrote in the report, which was released on Wednesday.
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"Today's released data ought not to distract from the fact that the structural issues facing China's economy remain unresolved," wrote Economist Intelligence Unit economist Tom Rafferty in a research note.
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Heath, a well-known private economist who was previously chief economist for HSBC bank in Mexico, is set to replace board member Manuel Ramos Francia whose term ends this year.
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While he's very wealthy, much of his money is out of the reach of the international financial system, Cailin Birch, a global economist at the Economist Intelligence Unit, told me.
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The report was released late last year by The Economist Intelligence Unit, the research and analysis division of The Economist Group, a London-based company that specializes in international business.
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According to an index compiled by the Economist Intelligence Unit, a sister company to The Economist, Dhaka, notorious for traffic jams and pollution, is the world's third-least liveable city.
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"This is a very challenging timeline," says Philip Levy, an international economist for the Chicago Council on Global Affairs and a former trade economist for the George H.W. Bush administration.
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"The question is whether the monetary policy brain drain with the departures of (former chief economist) Peter Praet, (former vice president) Vitor Constancio and Mario Draghi will be equally replaced or whether Philip Lane might soon be the last pragmatic monetary economist standing in the ECBs Executive Board," ING economist Carsten Brzeski said.
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"The question is whether the monetary policy brain drain with the departures of (former chief economist) Peter Praet, (former vice president) Vitor Constancio and Mario Draghi will be equally replaced or whether Philip Lane might soon be the last pragmatic monetary economist standing in the ECB's Executive Board," ING economist Carsten Brzeski said.
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Every year, the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), the research arm of the company that publishes the Economist magazine, issues a report assessing the state of democracy in countries around the world.
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The Economist Intelligence Unit, a sister organisation to The Economist, found that only 31% of firms it polled did take into account increased longevity when making plans for sales and marketing.
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Burgeoning private debt has prompted the Economist Intelligence Unit, a sister company to The Economist, to identify the Chinese slowdown as the largest single risk to the global economy this year.
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The new academic members are government economist Liu Shijin, Renmin University President Liu Wei, and Ma Jun, former chief economist at the central bank who's now a professor at Tsinghua University.
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The plenum communique stressed that the ruling party "does not interpret 'modernisation' to represent political liberalisation," Tom Rafferty, principal economist for China at The Economist Intelligence Unit, said in an email.
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"Are we really getting our best and our brightest to be teachers anymore in this scenario?" says Sylvia Allegretto, an economist at the Economist Policy Institute who analyzes teacher pay gaps.
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Moody's Analytics economist Adam Ozimek says it's "absurd"; former Treasury Department economist Ernie Tedeschi observes any such program would be "extremely expensive" and not necessarily a well-targeted use of money.
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But Hassett, a former economist at the American Enterprise Institute and ex-senior economist at the Federal Reserve, sees some of the extra profits appearing in workers' paychecks by next January.
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I was talking to Glenn Hubbard, the Columbia economist who was George W. Bush's chief economist, and he made a point about taxes and tax bills that I thought was interesting.
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Use a 'decoy' option to get people to buy your product In his TED Talk, behavioral economist Dan Ariely explains the " decoy effect" using an old Economist advertisement as an example.
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I couldn't help but think about those shifts of political sentiment while reading through the devastating new paper from Nobel Prize-winning economist Angus Deaton and Princeton health economist Anne Case.
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Richard Bacon — An economist who promises 'a collegiate approach'
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" Sandra (38), economist "I came here with my daughters.
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"It still looks like we're talking more about superficialities ... than some of the fundamental issues," Simon Baptist, global chief economist at The Economist Intelligence Unit, told CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Tuesday morning.
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The prediction Ocasio-Cortez mentioned was the work of John Maynard Keynes, a 20th-century British economist, but she said later she had confused him with the US economist Milton Friedman.—andrew.
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Jeffrey Miron, an economist at Harvard University and director of economist studies at the libertarian Cato Institute, expressed doubts that such a measure was really necessary or would make sense to calculate.
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Sara Fisher Ellison, an M.I.T. economist, and Catherine Wolfram, an economist at the University of California, Berkeley, found evidence that pharmaceutical companies reduce growth in drug prices in response to political pressure.
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"If the U.S.-Turkey relationship deteriorates again, it is highly possible that the lira could, again, depreciate sharply against major currencies," said Agathe Demarais, principle Europe economist at the Economist Intelligence Unit.
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He is part of a team that will be evaluating the GiveDirectly basic income experiment, along with Princeton professor and former Obama chief economist Alan Krueger, and fellow MIT economist Tavneet Suri.
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Universal child care, this economist, by the way an economist who worked for President Obama, he did a study of universal child care in Quebec, where by the way they speak French.
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ECONOMIST LAFFER DEFENDS TRUMP ON TRADE: Prominent supply-side economist Arthur Laffer on Tuesday defended Donald Trump's trade policy, even as he blasted politicians who believe trade has to do with jobs.
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"I can't ever remember a situation when we've seen anything like this before," said Torsten Slok, chief international economist at Deutsche Bank in New York and a former International Monetary Fund economist.
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Before joining the Obama administration, Berner had spent several years as a Wall Street economist, working as the co-head of global economics at Morgan Stanley, and chief economist at Mellon Bank.
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Simon Baptist, global chief economist at The Economist Intelligence Unit, cited Hong Kong and Singapore as examples of economies that have announced measures targeted at sectors and companies that are directly hit.
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"The market is going to be very sensitive to what's going on here," Peter Hooper, a former Fed economist who is now chief economist at Deutsche Bank Securities, said earlier this month.
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Mr. Clarida, a Columbia University economist, is a scholar in monetary policy whose expertise would complement the background of the Fed chairman, Jerome H. Powell, who is not an academically trained economist.
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Take, for example, "Accounting for Central Neighborhood Change, 1980-2010," by Nathaniel Baum-Snow, an economist at the University of Toronto, and Daniel Hartley, an economist at the Federal Reserve in Chicago.
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"The absence of a U.S. delegation at Davos is an accurate reflection of global affairs over the last year," Cailin Birch, global economist at the Economist Intelligence Unit, told CNBC via email Monday.
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"The best we can hope for from this meeting is an agreement not to raise tariffs," Tom Rafferty, principal economist for China at The Economist Intelligence Unit, said in a phone interview Wednesday.
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Deutsche Bank's chief economist is nonetheless optimistic about his employer.
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The role of chief economist has grown in recent years.
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ECB chief economist Peter Praet's term ends on May 31.
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"Success breeds success," said Cameron Bagrie, chief economist at ANZ.
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These include gigs like executive, diplomat and economist, says Lee.
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IN 2016 Roland Fryer, an economist, published a controversial paper.
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Still, LendingTree's chief economist Tendayi Kapfidze says consumers shouldn't worry.
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Economist expected 5.56 million, according to Thomson Reuters consensus estimates.
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It was an exciting time to be an economist abroad.
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The Economist: Democracy is only a means to an end.
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The Economist: Why were you banned from writing and tweeting?
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"My guess is if Trump is elected," an economist said.
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"We are playing with fire," says Alex Segovia, an economist.
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You can read the bot's submission over at the Economist.
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SOME readers of The Economist may be numbed by statistics.
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The Economist invites applications for the 2017 Marjorie Deane internship.
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Yeah, I'm here with the Chief Economist of the IMF.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Marcel Fratzscher is not your typical German economist.
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It is dismissed by many, including sometimes by The Economist.
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Nahas is a former government insider and World Bank economist.
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If approved, he will leave his position as chief economist.
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I want to share my story with The Economist audience.
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He has written more about The Economist and Bannon here.
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The Economist: Let's talk about the labour market and wages.
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The Economist: He taps into the feelings you tap into.
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The Economist: So what are the consequences of this arrangement?
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The Economist invites applications for the 2018 Marjorie Deane internship.
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The Economist: Not long ago liberals won the Cold War.
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Lagarde is not an economist, but she is a politician.
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Kaden started her career as a journalist at The Economist.
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The Economist: Many problems you identify are about managing pluralism.
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The Economist was founded in opposition to tariffs and mercantilism.
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He was formerly the chief economist at Mizuho Securities Asia.
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As The Economist went to press, he faced another deadline.
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The demonstration Wright provided to the Economist was similarly limited.
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The Economist: Did something similar happen in Europe or elsewhere?
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The best and clearest solution comes courtesy of The Economist.
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Which Nobel prizewinning American economist wrote "The Price of Inequality"?
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The Economist: What is the greatest threat to open societies?
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The Economist: I missed a concluding chapter to the book.
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Sources: US Securities and Exchange Commission; Thomson Reuters; The Economist
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The Economist: Police have always used data to make decisions.
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That observation is reason enough to resubscribe to The Economist.
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"These figures are very good," Commerzbank economist Ralph Solveen said.
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Heather Boushey has been tapped to serve as chief economist.
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Hernando de Soto, a Peruvian economist, went one step further.
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One former adviser, a more conservative economist, calls him "relentless".
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Photographic project by Davide Monteleone specially commissioned by The Economist
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He invited The Economist to inspect documents attesting to that.
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Yo comencé a leer el Economist cuando me volví liberal.
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The Economist: Yes, there seems to be a turning point.
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The Economist: You're going to continue writing forever, aren't you?
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For The Economist, this is not much of a conundrum.
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"This does not add up," said Varma, the Nomura economist.
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The Economist: Why did France become the cradle of liberalism?
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In 1977 The Economist dubbed this economic curse "Dutch disease".
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The Economist is not alone in its taste for wordplay.
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The author, Hal Hodson, is technology correspondent for The Economist
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Paul Romer resigned as chief economist at the World Bank.
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A deal was due as The Economist went to press.
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Dear Reader, This year The Economist celebrates its 175th anniversary.
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" Hatzius, Goldman's chief economist, said: "This was a good report.
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"California just doesn't strike them as reasonable," the economist said.
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It's called a Pigouvian tax, after British economist Arthur Pigou.
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Frank Steemers is an associate economist at The Conference Board.
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One economist said the move was not really a surprise.
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Dig deeperThe Economist explains: Who are the Niger Delta Avengers?
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ANDRÉ ROSSMANNCopenhagen The Economist has persistently championed Angela Merkel's position.
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The bank's chief international economist, Torsten Sløk, revealed the tally.
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"Australians have never been wealthier," said CommSec economist Savanth Sebastian.
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White House Chief Economist Kevin Hassett defended the administration's outlook.
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Publications like The Economist play a role in promoting it.
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An honest economist will admit the uncertainties in any forecast.
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The documentary "Inequality for All," featuring progressive economist Robert Reich.
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This week The Economist went to the one in Lesbos.
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More revelations were expected after The Economist went to press.
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Brett Ryan is a senior U.S. economist for Deutsche Bank.
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Before watching it, I didn't know anything about either economist.
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Like The Economist itself, your blogger favours the Remain camp.
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This week "The Economist explains" is given over to economics.
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N, the Economist magazine and Serie A football team Juventus.
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"So far, so good, then," HSBC economist Elizabeth Martins said.
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Mathieu Bedard and an economist with the Montreal Economic Institute.
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Tyler Cowen, who I interviewed here, is a fascinating economist.
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When asked about this, one economist was not terribly worried.
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An economist who questioned the IPO was jailed last year.
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Stephen Stanley is the chief economist for Amherst Pierpont Securities.
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" As one conservative economist told Bloomberg, "It's death to Democrats.
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Jerry Ellig is chief economist at the Federal Communications Commission.
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Here's how an economist like me would answer that question.
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Sonia Meskin is a U.S. economist for Standard Chartered Bank.
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William Knudson is an agricultural economist at Michigan State University.
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The Economist: Much of the Mueller report is already public.
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"Things are moving quickly," says Trulia housing economist Felipe Chacon.
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That's not necessarily the case, according to economist Larry Summers.
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"Average childcare costs are astronomical," economist Elise Gould told Curbed.
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Harvard economist Robert Barro identified it in a 1991 article.
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According to The Economist, TV is responsible for the difference.
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So I think that I'm my own kind of economist.
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Stephanie Kelly is a political economist at Aberdeen Standard Investments.
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Commentary by Samuel Rines, chief economist at Avalon Advisors LLC.
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Gregory Daco is the chief U.S. economist for Oxford Economics.
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Our revenue projections were authenticated by President Obama's labor economist.
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"The economy is stalling," PwC senior economist Mike Jakeman said.
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More: Read these pieces from The Economist and the WSJ.
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Calabria is currently chief economist for Vice President Mike Pence.
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Mitsotakis appointed economist Christos Staikouras as his government's finance minister.
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To some degree, the economist agrees with his friend's claim.
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He is the former chief economist at American International Group.
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Michelle Meyer, US economist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch
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Her mother, the former Celia Star, was a government economist.
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On Wednesday, the bank's top economist, Paul Romer, abruptly resigned.
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The Economist: Who do you think would be the partners?
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The Economist: When did this idea crystallise in your head?
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" Not a single economist said it would "significantly boost growth.
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Cisse, a former World Bank economist, was named finance minister.
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Dennis Scanlon, a Penn State health economist, is not surprised.
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"This doesn't change anything," said Diana Popescu, 42, an economist.
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Wilmington Trust chief economist Luke Tilley explained his view simply.
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Yuliy Sannikov, a Princeton economist, won the prize last year.
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Gregory Daco is chief U.S. economist at Oxford Economics USA.
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Ouattara is an economist and former IMF deputy managing director.
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"That's always ugly," said Mr. North, the Euler Hermes economist.
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Currently, Dobrowolski is chief economist at the Polish Development Fund.
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Orphe Divounguy is chief economist at the Illinois Policy Institute.
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A top Wall Street economist is lowering his recession forecast.
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DNB Chief Economist Kjersti Haugland said the decision was surprising.
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I don't know of any economist who really believes that.
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Jed Kolko, a housing and labor market economist with Indeed.
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I'm no economist, but this looks a potential economic disaster.
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The Economist: How can this model work for other diseases?
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Runtime: 22 min Please fill out our survey at economist.
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Connolly is also unique among the candidates as an economist.
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Ellen Zentner is the chief U.S. economist for Morgan Stanley.
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The Economist recently considered how women in politics are characterized.
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"This is happening globally," Mr. Zandi, the Moody's economist, said.
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Not every economist thinks that a trade deficit is harmless.
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Gus Faucher, chief economist at PNC Financial Services Group Inc.
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He previously served as Vice President Mike Pence's chief economist.
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Seems like something even an economist could get excited about!
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Why it might happen: Both Holy Cross economist Victor Matheson and Michigan economist Rod Fort now say the size of the relocation fee has them thinking the most likely scenario is that nobody bites.
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This competition (the "Competition") is operated and promoted by The Economist Newspaper Limited ("The Economist"), a company registered in England at 210-11 John Adam Street, London WC2N 6HT, United Kingdom (registered number: 236383).
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The Economist accepts no responsibility if entrants ignore these terms and conditions and entrants agree to indemnify The Economist against any claim by any third party from any breach of these terms and conditions.
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Bauman is, believe it or not, a "stand-up economist" — that is, a PhD economist who makes a living doing standup comedy about economics — likely the world's only, and thus almost certainly its best.
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So if you don't have a tech team ... I mean, if you have a lawyer in the room and an economist in the room, everybody in Washington has got their lawyer and their economist.
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According to an annual index compiled by the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), a sister company of The Economist, the Austrian capital is the most liveable city in the world for the second year running.
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"There is no correct amount of caution going into the Xi-Trump meeting at the Osaka G20 Summit on June 29," DBS Chief Economist Taimur Baig and Economist Radhika Rao wrote in a note.
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"India and China have a fraught relationship, yet they are also far from being each other's top foreign policy issue," said Simon Baptist, global chief economist and managing director at the Economist Intelligence Unit.
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In a ranking by the Economist Intelligence Unit, a sister company of The Economist, Paraná and Santa Catarina came second and third after São Paulo; Rio Grande do Sul placed ninth among Brazil's 21 states.
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Technology, globalization and the shrinking of unions have led to lower wages and disappearing blue collar jobs, Harry Holzer, an economist at Georgetown University and former chief economist for the Department of Labor, told Axios.
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"Uncertainty caused by the US-China trade war was an important factor and we think this will persist, despite the recent tariff truce, " said Tom Rafferty, principal economist for China at The Economist Intelligence Unit.
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Beijing's latest exchange rate move indicates it's seeking a "controlled depreciation" and "does not want to embed expectations of a weaker renminbi," said Tianjun Wu, deputy economist at The Economist Intelligence Unit in a note.
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"If there was a desire to walk it back, I don't think that Dudley would have been so pointed," said Peter Hooper, former Fed economist who is now chief U.S. economist at Deutsche Bank Securities.
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The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), the research arm of the British magazine the Economist, ranked a Trump presidency as a 12 on its threats to global economic security scale, which ranges from one to 25.
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" ... The U.S. wants to pressure the EU to engage in meaningful trade talks, but without having to apply the more painful measure of automotive tariffs," said Cailin Birch, global economist at The Economist Intelligence Unit.
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A disciple of the supply-side economic theories of the economist Arthur Laffer, Mr. Kudlow struggled with drug and alcohol addiction in the early 1990s while chief economist at the Wall Street firm Bear Stearns.
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Related Stories: Bill Nelson, chief economist at the Bank Policy Institute and a former Fed economist, said the Fed and other major central banks, possibly including China's, could announce coordinated rate cuts by Wednesday morning.
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Catherine Mann, a former chief economist at the OECD and current global chief economist at Citi Research, has proposed a program that would use central bank funds to deposit shopping vouchers directly into consumers' accounts.
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"There had been lots of regional slumps that people had weathered, and they were generally short-lived," said Aaron Terrazas, Zillow senior economist and a former economist in the Treasury Department's Office of Economic Policy.
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The big picture: Cailin Birch, global economist at The Economist Intelligence Unit, expects job creation softened significantly last month and that the economy is slowing — though she sees a "minor risk" of a looming recession.
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Joseph Schumpeter, an Austrian economist, distinguished between two kinds of competition.
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Who will succeed the Italian economist is not clear at all.
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But one economist said that the RBA's December minutes are irrelevant.
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"We helped her with the numbers," economist Emmanuel Saez told CNBC.
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The Economist is looking for a new Science and Technology correspondent.
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It's also more than mainstream sites like the Economist and Newsweek.
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"2018 was gangbusters," says Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics.
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Larry Hatheway is Chief Economist and Head of GAM Investment Solutions.
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He used to be the chief economist at Mizuho Securities Asia.
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"Growth in wages clearly leveling out," Indeed economist Martha Gimbel tweeted.
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" The Economist referred to the situation as "Beirut on the Lake.
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As The Economist went to press, no group had claimed responsibility.
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Subscribe to The Economist asks on iTunes or the Acast app
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Look at Nigeria, says Kaushik Basu, an economist at Cornell University.
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Subscribe to "The Economist asks" on iTunes or the Acast app
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Lithuania's loss of workers is costly, says Stasys Jakeliunas, an economist.
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Britain's most famous economist appears on the back of £20 notes.
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Yet Mr Bolsonaro is aligned with a liberal economist, Paulo Guedes.
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None of the residents was keen to talk to The Economist.
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Earlier this summer, the Economist announced a competition for young people.
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"I'm not worried about China slowing," said a hedge-fund economist.
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As The Economist went to press, the scheme's chances looked slim.
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All applicants must share an enthusiasm to work across The Economist.
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Internship The Economist invites applications for the 2017 Marjorie Deane internship.
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Clarida, a well-regarded monetary economist, is seen as particularly influential.
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As The Economist went to press, Ms Asia had been freed.
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"The downward trend has stopped," Ifo economist Klaus Wohlrabe told Reuters.
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One word in particular would have delighted an Economist headline-writer.
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Gary Becker, an economist, suggested auctioning them to the highest bidder.
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The Economist: Most people are incapable of reading and understanding algorithms.
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The Economist gauges house prices against two measures: rents and income.
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"The Riksbank can't relax yet," said Torbjorn Isaksson, economist at Nordea.
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The Economist: Employment is at its lowest since the late 1960s.
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The Economist: They would have been accused of patronising the electorate.
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As The Economist went to press it was trading at 19.9.
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China is "killing us", Mr Trump told The Economist last year.
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But here&aposs the thing I would say as an economist.
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You will be able to demonstrate: The Economist Group values diversity.
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The Economist: Your book mentions the crisis of trust in institutions.
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The Economist: Let's talk about that message and why it's needed.
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The Economist: But most of us are like that, aren't we?
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The ONS's deputy chief economist hurried to clear up the confusion.
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The Economist: Yeah, but it took quite a while, didn't it?
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It may be getting late, suggests Urban Institute economist Eugene Steuerle.
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The Economist: Climate change will create massive upheavals across the world.
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But as The Economist went to press, the city was calm.
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What might we be engaging with on The Economist next time?
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The Economist: Can tightness and looseness of societies really be measured?
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The Economist: Does culture have to change before politics can change?
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Hany Farahat, senior economist at CI Capital, was the sole dissenter.
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One economist said the Fed holds the key to calming markets.
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Investors look upon Mr Petro with "utter fear", says an economist.
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The Economist: At its most basic level, what is free trade?
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The Economist: Do we have the ethical framework to handle this?
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The Economist: Sí, usted explica efectivamente eso en el primer capítulo.
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The Economist: Exactly, that's what I would have liked to see.
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The Economist published an extensive obituary covering Rozar's sometimes controversial legacy.
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" She added: "Trump gets advice from Bear Stearns' fmr chief economist.
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Is The Economist going to start using this data more often?
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He's also a former Federal Reserve Bank of New York economist.
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The Economist, however, approaches the news with a little more caution.
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Mr Powell is the Fed's first non-economist chair since 1979.
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To Alberto Ramos, an economist at Goldman Sachs, it is naive.
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The Economist: The book turns the Turing Test on its head.
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The Economist: Are LGBT rights going backwards in the world today?
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"Growth is still above trend," WTO economist Coleman Nee told Reuters.
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The Economist: Pero ¿qué le motivó a tomar un papel activo?
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The Economist: You have been active on the issue of Catalonia.
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I began to read The Economist when I became a liberal.
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The economist Carl Shapiro analogized this process to assembling a pyramid.
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That is a question close to the heart of The Economist.
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Back in 1974 Richard Easterlin, an American economist, spotted a puzzle.
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"The expansive orientation is generally right," Ifo economist Timo Wollmershaeuser said.
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Nobel Prize–winning economist Joseph Stiglitz thinks he knows the culprit.
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"The uncertainty has increased noticeably," Ifo economist Klaus Wohlrabe told Reuters.
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Initial Acast Access partners include the Financial Times and The Economist.
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Gad Levanon is the chief US economist at The Conference Board.
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Some economist contend that immigrants boost the economy by becoming consumers.
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Parliament had still not decided when The Economist went to press.
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Paul Krugman, an economist and New York Times columnist, chimed in.
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Speaking to The Economist in Geneva, Mr Müller promised "monumental change".
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Not every economist would characterize the situation in such dire terms.
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Commentary by Steve Blitz, director and chief economist, ITG Investment Research.
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Thea Lee, an economist with the AFL-CIO, also stepped down.
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Tim Davis, an economist at Fathom Consulting, also advocated this tactic.
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Lindsey Piegza, Stifel Fixed Income chief economist, called the report disappointing.
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Tom Rafferty, a China analyst at the Economist Intelligence Unit, agrees.
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He's a PhD energy economist with an interest in game theory.
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They previously fled persecution in 1978 and 1991, per the Economist.
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Beth Ann Bovino is U.S. chief economist for S&P Global.
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It is a meaty subject, suited to a big-name economist.
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This week "The Economist explains" blog is given over to economics.
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TWO YEARS ago The Economist constructed an index of crony capitalism.
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As The Economist went to press she had a narrow lead.
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Reza Ansari is an Iranian economist and director of Reform International.
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His father is an economist at Bank Hapoalim in Tel Aviv.
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Noted economist Nouriel Roubini predicted that bitcoin would crash to zero.
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" HONG CHUN-UK, CHIEF ECONOMIST, KIWOOM SECURITIES, SEOUL: "It's good news.
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If she did, The Economist would be glad to endorse her.
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Nordea Bank economist Holger Sandte said Germany's economic prospects were decent.
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"The global backdrop looks more risky," Citi economist Josh Williamson said.
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The Economist, December 7th 2018 Is 5G worth all the fuss?
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A tariff deadline was looming as The Economist went to press.
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F.A. Hayek, the Nobel-Prize winning economist and philosopher went further.
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One report indicated that Stanford economist John Taylor was the victor.
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Previously, Joe was the chief U.S economist at Deutsche Bank Securities.
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The Economist: Those threats to free speech probably aren't mutually exclusive.
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ONLY an economist would think to ask whether Christmas is efficient.
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Shierholz is also former chief economist for the Department of Labor.
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Ever keen to help, The Economist asked YouGov to do so.
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Correction: Peter Cardillo is chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities.
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The two publications, owned by The Economist Group, merged in 2009.
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The president's widow, Tatyana Karimova, an economist, also holds considerable sway.
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I'm a lawyer and I never pretended to be an economist.
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Eric Lascelles is the chief economist at RBC Global Asset Management.
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One economist predicted that Germany could soon return to the polls.
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Timothy Bartik is a senior economist with the W.E. Upjohn Institute.
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Possible jobs with this major: Cryptographer, mathematician, economist, actuary, financial planner.
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Nicholas Magginas, senior economist at the National Bank of Greece, agrees.
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Some experts, like Nobel prize-winning economist Robert Shiller, are pessimistic.
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Unicredit economist Andreas Rees said U.S. trade policies had increased uncertainty.
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Fannie Mae's chief economist, Doug Duncan, attributed this decline to seasonality.
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THE ECONOMIST/YOUGOV: Biden holds the lead with 23 percent support.
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I told an economist I know about this, and he laughed.
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The economist was director of the National Economic Council under Bush.
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Commentary by Jack Bouroudjian, chief economist at the Universal Compute Xchange.
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" Jeffrey Cleveland, chief economist at Payden & Rygel, asked CNBC's "Closing Bell.
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French economist Thomas Piketty's English translation has become a national bestseller.
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The Economist would have preferred Margrethe Vestager, a steely liberal Dane.
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He was also formerly a senior economist at the Federal Reserve.
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"The French consumer is recovering quickly," Pictet economist Frederik Ducrozet said.
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Bob Walters, Quicken's chief economist, becomes president and chief marketing officer.
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"It's been siloed," Mark, the health economist, said of addiction treatment.
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The answer, as any economist could tell you, is very little.
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"It's definitely a shift," Ross Walker, an economist at RBS said.
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The Economist, based in Britain, somberly informs Americans whom to elect.
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However, not every economist ignored what the economic theory actually says.
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It also misspelled the name of a Nobel-winning behavioral economist.
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The Economist-YouGov weekly poll surveyed 1,85033 registered voters from Sept.
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Jed Kolko, the chief economist for the online job site Indeed.
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To Dr. O'Neill, an economist, this was something of a surprise.
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"The great order book deflation continues," ING economist Carsten Brzeski said.
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"He could have handled that differently, and better," one economist said.
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"They're expanding out," said Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics.
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But Mark Zandi, chief economist for Moody's Analytics, pointed to parallels.
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Mr. Greenberg is a mathematician; Mr. Stephens-Davidowitz is an economist.
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The economist also sees a 5% contraction in the second quarter.
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My mother was an economist working for the government of Liberia.
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Janet Currie, a Princeton economist, was an author of the study.
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Economist Robert Scott weighs in on the possibility of a recession.
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The Economist: Your book calls for an entrepreneurial mindset in society.
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The Economist: I know my colleagues have many questions about Huawei.
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The Economist: How soon do you think that retirement might be?
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The Economist: Have you seen the American documentary called "American Factory"?
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Gita Gopinath will become the I.M.F.'s first female chief economist.
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Again: Kane is an economist who studies immigration, not an epidemiologist.
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"It's bad news," said Daniel Fuentes, economist at think tank AFI.
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Moody's Analytics chief economist Mark Zandi said inflation expectations are critical.
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Ellen Zentner is the chief United States economist at Morgan Stanley.
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Luis de la Calle is an economist based in Mexico City.
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And it comes from a Nobel Prize-winning economist Milton Friedman.
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Dr. Bernstein was a chief economist for Vice President Joseph Biden.
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" Zimbalist, the economist, is quick to give his verdict: "That's baloney.
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Mihir Desai, an economist at Harvard Business School, likes that approach.
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The Economist places Spain among the "full democracies" in the world.
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Stephen Stanley, chief economist at Amherst Pierpont, also pointed to Amazon.
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Secondly, the data is lacking, cautioned Boston University economist Austin Frakt.
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Taimur Baig, chief economist at DBS Group Research, echoed that sentiment.
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The latest poll is a YouGov/Economist survey, taken from Oct.
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But economist polled by Reuters expected an increase of 185,000 jobs.
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As an economist, I find this budget just doesn't add up.
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The export slump indicates "global demand is cooling," one economist says.
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"Housing shortage is still present," said Lawrence Yun, NAR's chief economist.
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That's according to a new report from The Economist Intelligence Unit.
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Mr. Kudlow, while certainly versed in economics, is not an economist.
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Santoli asked the economist for his assessment of Wall Street analysis.
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John Sweeney, chief economist at Credit Suisse joining us this morning.
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He is the former chief economist at American International Group (AIG).
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Lindsey Piegza, Ph.D., is the chief economist for Stifel Fixed Income.
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Lindsey Piegza, Ph.D., is the chief economist for Stifel Fixed Income.
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Peter J. Vander Nat, Ph.D., Senior Economist, Federal Trade Commission (Retired).
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Raymond Keating is chief economist for the Small Business & Entrepreneurship Council.
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Trump has nominated Carnegie Mellon economist Marvin Goodfriend for one opening.
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While surgeons put in the new joint, he read The Economist.
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" GEORGE BUCKLEY, ECONOMIST, NOMURA "Its a good choice, a steady choice.
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The Economist: Why has society been slow to adopt "green lights"?
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Abby McCloskey is an economist and the founder of McCloskey Policy.
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Abdalla Hamdok, an economist, was named prime minister, while Lt. Gen.
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He was chief economist at Bear Stearns from 1987 to 1994.
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The Economist: Let me ask a sensitive question: How's your health?
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Jonathan Williams is chief economist at the American Legislative Exchange Council.
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"Apple is a bellwether," said a chief economist at Moody's Analytics.
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Carlos Hernández is an economist and a contributor to Caracas Chronicles.
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Every economist, yours truly very much included, gets it wrong sometimes.
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Her father, an economist from Jamaica, was teaching at Stanford University.
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Ms. Zentner is the chief United States economist at Morgan Stanley.
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Chetty has thus become a strange kind of public-facing economist.
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The research comes from Henrik Kleven, an economist at Princeton University.
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Nicholas Eberstadt is a political economist at the American Enterprise Institute.
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An economist comes into the room and jumps into your imagination.
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"Premiums go up," says Benjamin Sommers, a health economist at Harvard.
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Eric Vidalenc, an economist and an energy expert, shares Crozet's skepticism.
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Previously, he worked for six years as chief economist to Sen.
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"This will be a big experiment," economist Arindrajit Dube told me.
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"There's still an unwillingness on China to make the concessions on investment and a level playing field the U.S. firms want," Simon Baptist, chief economist at The Economist Intelligence Unit, told CNBC's "Street Signs" on Monday.
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It's also fitting that the launch of the IPCC report coincided with the 2018 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences going to a climate change economist, William Nordhaus, who shared the prize with economist Paul Romer.
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The latest Democracy Index (2016) from the Economist Intelligence Unit, a sister company to The Economist, demoted it from full to flawed democracy because the level of political distrust in the country has risen so high.
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Five years ago she published a book on pregnancy, drawing on her training as an economist and her own experience (her husband, Jesse Shapiro, with whom she has two children, is also an economist at Brown).
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In 1979, at 32, he became chief economist at Bear Stearns, the investment bank, a gig he then parlayed into a role as chief economist at the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) under Ronald Reagan.
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MIT professor Simon Johnson, a former chief economist at the International Monetary Fund, and Mark Zandi, the chief economist at Moody's Analytics, were among the economists who consulted on the proposal, her campaign said on Friday.
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This is the message of a new book aptly titled "Innovation + Equality" (MIT Press, 21960) by Joshua Gans, an economist at the University of Toronto and Andrew Leigh, an economist and member of parliament in Australia.
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"The jobs report continues to amaze me: job growth is continuing, employment is rising, unemployment remains below 5%," tweeted Betsey Stevenson, an economist at the University of Michigan and former Labor Department chief economist under Obama.
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Ward joined HSBC as an economist in 2006 not long after leaving university, and first covered the British economy before tackling global central banking themes and then becoming the bank's chief European economist late last year.
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In a report published Wednesday evening, Deutsche Bank chief economist Peter Hooper and senior economist Matthew Luzzetti wrote that it appeared evident from her responses on Wednesday that Yellen would serve a second term if offered.
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Guzman, a young economist with close ties to influential U.S. economist Joseph Stiglitz, has been tapped by Fernandez to help lead the country's debt restructuring and negotiations with creditors for about $100 billion in sovereign debt.
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"Here's my challenge to any informed voter of any partisan leaning: Call your favorite economist," Justin Wolfers, a professor at the University of Michigan and husband to former Obama economist Betsey Stevenson, said in a tweet.
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"There is certainly more division between key producers at this meeting, particularly between Saudi Arabia and Russia, but also within OPEC's own members too," Cailin Birch, global economist at the Economist Intelligence Unit, told CNBC on Wednesday.
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But Wartzman pointed to the findings of Harvard economist Lawrence Katz and Princeton economist Alan Krueger: even their more moderate numbers show a rise from 10.1 percent to 15.8 percent in contract workers from 2005 to 2015.
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"If you take a look at President Obama's second term, he was adding 217,000 jobs," says Betsey Stevenson, an economist at the University of Michigan who served as chief economist at the Labor Department under Barack Obama.
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"You were in some sort of a dreamy state, and it couldn't last," Allen Sinai, chief economist at the consulting firm Decision Economics and a former chief economist at Lehman Brothers, said of the dot-com era.
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"It was really with AIG that large numbers of people began to wrap their head around what was happening," said Aaron Terrazas, Zillow senior economist and a former economist in the Treasury Department's Office of Economic Policy.
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Mr. Trump has not named other candidates, but likely possibilities for any Republican president include Kevin Warsh, a former Fed governor; John B. Taylor, an economist at Stanford University; and Glenn Hubbard, an economist at Columbia University.
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"China's economy has stabilised, for now, and alongside the phase one US-China trade deal that represents good news for the global economy," wrote Tom Rafferty, principal economist for China, at The Economist Intelligence Unit on Friday.
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THIS WEEK AT HARVARD, YOU HAD A CONSERVATIVE ECONOMIST ROBERT BARRO AND JASON FURMAN, A TO THE LEFT ECONOMIST, BOTH COME OUT AND SAY WE AGREE ABOUT $1.2 TRILLION IN DEBT WILL BE GENERATED AS A RESULT.
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The Economist marks its 21175th anniversary championing a creed on the defensive.
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"There are good signals in there," said Desjardins senior economist Jimmy Jean.
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So far, just one academic economist has been named to the administration.
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That reflects Russia's own stagnation, says Renaissance Capital's global economist, Charles Robertson.
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"Germany got away with a black eye," DekaBank economist Andreas Scheuerle said.
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Here's economist Steven Rattner, who served in Treasury under Obama, doing it.
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"It's a disappointing import number," said Gundy Cahyadi, DBS' economist in Singapore.
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The Economist: People once accepted slavery and then agreed it was wrong.
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We were talking about Tanzania and the article The Economist just did.
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That is why Lane would be an interesting choice as chief economist.
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Also, Tyler Cowen, an economist and blogger, stands up for big business.
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"That's my hope," the Harvard economist added in a "Squawk Box " interview.
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"Affordability is becoming much more challenging," said Lawrence Yun, NAR chief economist.
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"It is vulnerable to a pull-back," said Nomura economist Brian Tan.
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Commission chief economist Tommaso Valletti said enforcers were sending a strong signal.
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Economist Tomáš Sedláček writes about how governments and economies rules our behavior.
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Ferguson, an economist, is currently president and CEO of insurance giant TIAA.
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Nathan Penny, rural economist for ASB Bank, said any progress was welcome.
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"Jackson Hole is big," said Markus Schomer, chief economist at PineBridge Investments.
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As The Economist went to press, negotiators were still hard at work.
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HSBC economist Izumi Devalier expects the BOJ to ease policy this week.
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The Economist: Have identity politics pushed some voters away from progressive politics?
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Ronald Coase, an economist, argued in 1937 that this made perfect sense.
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THE ECONOMIST is looking for someone to join its data journalism department.
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The Economist: You've written papers on public policy in the digital age.
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The Economist: What is your area of biggest concern at the moment?
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The Economist has examined the record of the 500 largest firms worldwide.
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And a Harvard economist examines the pay gap afflicting women in employment.
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The Economist has advocated evidence-based inquiry and intellectual freedom since 1843.
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As The Economist went to press, the cataclysm had yet to arrive.
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All this might seem a little chastening to Economist writers and editors.
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She previously worked as an economist for the World Bank in Washington.
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The other side: Joe LaVorgna, chief economist for the Americas at Natixis:
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Markets are worried about a Donald Trump presidency, writes economist Eric Zitzewitz.
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Olivier Blanchard did so in 20093, as chief economist of the IMF.
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The pair "add balance to the Board," said Barclays economist Michael Gapen.
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The Economist/YouGov poll, like the Reuters/Ipsos survey, is conducted online.
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The Economist examined grants from a random sample of about 4,000 foundations.
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LITTLE doubt exists as to where The Economist stands on assisted dying.
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What we're reading: This essay in 1843, a magazine by The Economist.
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Not every economist can be all those things, nor could they ever.
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"Truth hurts sometimes," Carney told The Economist when asked about the criticism.
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The Economist: And so in your view, monarchy can encompass free expression?
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The Economist: Who exactly told you to stop tweeting and stop writing?
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A free-market economist, he is an advocate of growth-supportive policies.
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Tyler Cowen, an economist, believes that this ideal is self-indulgent nonsense.
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Balances typically rise during expansions, Low, chief economist at FTN Financial, explained.
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Sadly The Economist neglects this unprecedented devotion of Georgia towards Western values.
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The Economist: It's not what I would have done but it worked.
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The Economist: You're very good at telling us how things go wrong.
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The Economist: But can you give us anything to be optimistic about?
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The Economist: You mean if they did it with a northern accent?
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The Economist: That's what I said to him when I met him.
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The Economist: It was a counter-cultural reaction to Bush and Blair.
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China is "killing us", Mr Trump told The Economist in August 2015.
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CIBC Economics economist Nick Exarhos said the mild October weather benefited builders.
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GERMAN CABINET OFFICIALLY NOMINATES ECONOMIST ISABEL SCHNABEL FOR ECB BOARD - GOVERNMENT SOURCES
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And when he's out, he can become an editor at The Economist.
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Emily Gee is a health economist at the Center for American Progress.
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She is not an economist, but she has the respect of markets.
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Singaporeans are well-travelled, well informed and some even read The Economist.
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The Economist: How can government best support the creation of social infrastructure?
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Four, in the case of Paul Romer, the World Bank's chief economist.
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The company itself has been silent (including in responding to The Economist).
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Jack Mintz, an economist, has called it a "tax tsunami" for Canada.
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South AfricaIn a straw poll at The Economist, this was the favourite.
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Mark Hamrick, senior economist at Bankrate, notes the political paralysis in Washington.
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To do so would strike many economists as entirely un-economist-like.
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The Economist: How is the 2020 American presidential election looking to you?
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The Economist: Behind your reforms is a bigger role for the state.
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The Economist: What is the worst way that millennials have been harmed?
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Robert Gordon, an economist, worries that America's genius for innovation is flagging.
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"There is no Powell put," said Joseph Brusuelas, chief economist at RSM.
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Paul Faith, an environmental economist is also concerned about disenfranchised minority voters.
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For more on slowbalisation, listen to The Economist Asks, our weekly podcast.
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He was due to be inaugurated as The Economist went to press.
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Economies operate in equilibrium, says Meredith Crowley, an economist at Cambridge University.
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"Uncertainty will linger," said Kevin Cummins, senior U.S. economist at NatWest Markets.
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Investec economist Philip Shaw said the BoE would avoid pinning itself down.
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In the late 1980s he joined the World Bank as chief economist.
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The Economist: Todos sus pensadores son hombres del siglo XX… MVLL: Exactamente.
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The Economist: Yes, you do indeed explain this in the first chapter.
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The Economist: Yes, because I assumed the list was a personal selection.
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The Economist: I think there's a fundamental tension between liberalism and libertarianism.
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The Economist: But he also thought it was essentially evil too, right?
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The Economist: Around the world, public trust in politicians is dismally low.
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The author, Alexandra Suich Bass, is West Coast correspondent for The Economist
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Check. A muse in the form of a renowned British-Venezuelan economist?
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As The Economist went to press, he was in detention but unharmed.
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As The Economist went to press, events were still unfolding pell-mell.
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"We can't afford to fail in that," Mr Duque told The Economist.
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He also trained as an economist at the London School of Economics.
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It is "the Guinean population's decision, not mine", he tells The Economist.
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The Economist: The play delves deeply into the negatives of genetic technologies.
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The Economist: I'm quite optimistic about Latin American society at the moment.
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The Economist: But what motivated you to take such an active role?
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The Economist: Don't you think you left one tribe and joined another?
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Neither is a professional economist; both have worked extensively in Republican politics.
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Until then, the shareholders, and The Economist, should keep an open mind.
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From 1997 to 2002 he was the Midwest correspondent for The Economist.
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"Overall that isn't good for living standards," NIESR economist Gary Young said.
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Finance internship: The Economist invites applications for the 2019 Marjorie Deane internship.
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Philip Lane, a doveish Irishman, takes over as chief economist in June.
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Has The Economist concluded that companies are no longer constrained by ethics?
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"Powell can't catch a break today," wrote Societe Generale economist Omair Sharif.
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The region has become a giant laboratory for geologists, economist and biologists.
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"I think the president can get any economist he wants," Hubbard said.
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Joerg Kraemer, chief economist at Commerzbank said much trust had been destroyed.
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The Economist: What do you think you got especially right—or wrong?
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"Overall this is a significant upside surprise," said Westpac economist Matthew Hassan.
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To see why, check out this chart from Italian economist Guido Alfani.
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The FSA's proposals were as expected, DNB Chief Economist Kjersti Haugland said.
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"People need to speak the same language," Allianz Economist Ludovic Subran said.
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But others were also rebuilding, said Iowa State University economist Lee Schulz.
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"I call it the Kumbaya factor," moans an anti-separatist Catalan economist.
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The biggest political divide in Britain today is age, The Economist reports.
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David Page is senior economist at global financial firm AXA Investment Managers.
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Hamish Smith, commodities economist at Capital Economics, also expects prices to fall.
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"I'm an economist by education and a lobbyist by profession," Berger said.
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A negative print on the index shows data are underperforming economist expectations.
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Economist Nouriel Roubini has called it "the most overhyped " technology in history.
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One economist said it would leave the one-week repo rate untouched.
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"I think exports will disappoint," said Samuel Tombs, economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics.
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Abhijit Banerjee, the MIT development economist, doesn't think much of this critique.
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You've got to remember that Papandreou [senior] was an excellent mathematical economist.
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"Some political uncertainties have dissipated," ING Romania chief economist Ciprian Dascalu said.
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Commissioned by The Economist Media Lab, in association with Project Mosul/Rekrei.
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He is a brilliant economist who has spent a lifetime in preparation.
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"It was a quite a balanced decision," said ING economist Dmitry Polevoy.
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Globescan, a consultancy, has polled 19 countries on behalf of The Economist.
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However number-crunching from The Economist might offer a rather sweeter solution.
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Even the conservative-leaning magazine The Economist has sounded the alarm bells.
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"That's not a levy," Mr McDonnell told The Economist, with a grin.
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A former Obama administration chief economist is reportedly advising South Bend, Ind.
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"It's complete bullshit," says Colm McCarthy, an economist at University College Dublin.
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There's effectively a chief economist, the chair of Council of Economic Advisers.
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An Economist/YouGov poll from the summer came back with similar results.
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The Economist has mentioned him in at least 30 articles since 2007.
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Lawrence Yun is the chief economist for the National Association of Realtors.
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He was due to try again as The Economist went to press.
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Europe is "on the edge of a precipice," Macron told the Economist.
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Edward Glossop, an emerging markets economist at Capital Economics, said that's possible.
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He also served as chief economist of Obama's Economic Recovery Advisory Board.
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Erica York is an economist with the Tax Foundation based in Washington.
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The Economist: Do social media algorithms invite us to hate each other?
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The Economist: Should we try to drag politics back towards the forum?
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The Economist: What does YouTube tell us about the future of politics?
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"This is a weak recovery," said Carsten Brzeski, an economist with ING.
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Janet Yellen, like Ben Bernanke before her, is a distinguished academic economist.
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BayernLB economist Stefan Kipar said the GfK figures were better than expected.
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Dr. Doom, the economist best known for calling the 2008 financial meltdown.
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The chief economist role advises the chairman on a range of issues.
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"They rented for longer," says Diane Swonk, chief economist at Grant Thornton.
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I WAS JACK KEMP'S TAX ECONOMIST WHEN I WAS A YOUNG GUY.
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Hassett, the longtime conservative economist, has been CEA head since September 2017.
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Meanwhile, German economist Carsten Brzeski said the comments revealed Merkel's trademark pragmatism.
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Eric Lascelles is the chief economist for RBC Global Asset Management Inc.
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Lawrence Yun is the chief economist at the National Association of Realtors.
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"Boy, this is ugly," said Diane Swonk, an independent economist in Chicago.
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Ben Herzon, senior economist at Macroeconomic Advisers, expects to see 168,000 jobs.
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Not one economist expected it to remain as low as it is.
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He retired last year as chief economist and managing director of PIMCO.
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Seventeen out of 23 economist polled by Reuters had predicted a hike.
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His mother is an economist for the Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities.
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" Though, he admitted, "from an economist perspective, you're shifting the search costs.
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That's not shocking, according to Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics.
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That's because it doesn't take an economist to figure this stuff out.
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Any Wall Street economist will tell you how important that number is.
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"Financial markets are raising risks of recession," said JPMorgan economist Joseph Lupton.
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ASB Chief Economist Nick Tuffley also still expects a cut in June.
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How long The Economist and Time websites will remain blocked is unclear.
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But the economist doesn't necessarily approve of all of Trump's trade approach.
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He was previously chief economist with the House Ways and Means Committee.
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Tami Mark, a health economist at the research foundation RTI International, concurred.
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But for a public finance economist like myself, that's a complete nightmare.
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She pored over the New York Times, The Economist, anything and everything.
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Jay Zagorsky is an economist and research scientist at Ohio State University.
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"Maduro is adrift," opposition lawmaker and economist Jose Guerra said on Twitter.
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It's not a sentiment shared by Joseph LaVorgna, chief economist at Natixis.
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Ilaria Maselli is a senior economist for The Conference Board in Europe.
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"My December vote is no," said Robert E. Hall, a Stanford economist.
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Before his appointment, Hassett was an economist at the American Enterprise Institute.
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Hassett, a longtime conservative economist, has been CEA head since September 2017.
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His father, William V. Turnage, was an economist for the federal government.
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Similar measures are in effect today, Dr. Asch, the RAND economist, said.
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Mr. Liu, an economist, was promoted to the party's Politburo last year.
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Uwe Reinhardt, a noted health-care economist at Princeton, died Nov. 13.
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You don't have to be an economist to understand what has happened.
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The calculator was created by Phillip Levine, an economist at Wellesley College.
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Lyman Stone is an economist who writes about demographics and population economics.
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Historically, economist Richard Freeman found in 1997, unions have grown in spurts.
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Go. DELANEY: All the economist agree that a carbon pricing mechanism works.
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"Reason moves slowly," William English, a political economist at Georgetown, told me.
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"Apple is a bellwether," said Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics.
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Timothy J. Bartik, an economist for the Upjohn Institute in Kalamazoo, Mich.
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They were all chosen by either one or no economist at all.
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My dad's an economist, so I got the best of both worlds.
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" MARCHEL ALEXANDROVICH, SENIOR EUROPEAN ECONOMIST, JEFFERIES "An underwhelming package from the ECB.
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Economist Stephen Roach believes the country is sinking into an unprecedented recession.
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The Economist called him "a telecoms revolutionary" in a profile in 1998.
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The Economist: Part of your job is to try and rebuild trust.
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The Economist: Can I ask you another political, kind of cultural question?
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CHRISTOPHER HOOTON WASHINGTON The writer is chief economist of the Internet Association.
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At a certain point, Essam al-Zamil, a Saudi economist, joined us.
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" Simon Rabinovitch, of The Economist: "This is a big moment in China.
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"The pain is real," said Ann Harrison, a University of Pennsylvania economist.
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Yes, the interviewer — who, again, is an editor of The Economist — confirmed.
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Mr. Qian was not the average economist but had remarkable political connections.
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MIT health economist Jonathan Gruber, who helped craft Obamacare and then-Gov.
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The Economist: Which institutions would be most useful to apply these techniques?
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He is the former Chief Economist at the American International Group (AIG).
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John Donohue is an economist, lawyer and professor at Stanford Law School.
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The third non-central bank member, economist Reuben Gronau, was also reappointed.
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" The Economist is no doubt sincere about wanting to be more "woke.
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One person who studies this issue is the Yale economist Ray Fair.
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"This is the vulnerability for the N.B.A.," said Matheson, the sports economist.
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He is now the chief economist of his own firm, Rosenberg Research.
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The report was prepared by Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics.
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He is the former chief economist at the American International Group (AIG).
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Citibank chief economist Catherine Mann, one of the paper's authors, went further.
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An economist is poorly placed to assess the dangers of a pandemic.
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The Economist/YouGov poll surveyed 1,85033 registered voters from Sept. 28-Oct.
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Of course, only an economist could believe that only the economy matters.
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Commentary by Nicholas Eberstadt, a political economist at the American Enterprise Institute.
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Why a 17-year-old is a better economist than Steve Mnuchin.
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Still, one economist voiced caution over growth figures for the fourth quarter.
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Cashin mentioned comments made by economist Mohamed El-Erian earlier on CNBC.
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"The first quarter went better than expected," Ifo economist Timo Wollmershaeuser said.
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Fixes Andrew Mude, a Kenyan economist, has a way of explaining satellites.
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ANZ economist Qu agreed the economy is not out of the woods.
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Dear Reader, This month we have begun rolling out a new Economist.
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HSBC has promoted Joseph Incalcaterra to chief economist for ASEAN, effective Sept.
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So Warren Prunella, the chief economist for the Commission, did some calculations.
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Jörg Krämer, the chief economist at Commerzbank, thinks it's time for reforms.
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"These numbers are remarkable," said Ward McCarthy, chief financial economist at Jefferies.
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"Where is the emergency?" asked Mark Zandi, chief economist of Moody's Analytics.
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Sanctions have "made the government more flexible", says Luis Oliveros, an economist.
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This is how supply chains will continue to adapt, the economist said.
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OVER THE past two months everyone in Lebanon has become an economist.
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Gad Levanon is chief economist for North America at The Conference Board.
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Clarida served the Treasury Department's top economist during George W. Bush's presidency.
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Chief Economist Taimur Baig of Singapore-based bank DBS put it best.
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Economist Muhammad Yunus played a big role in shaping this new perspective.
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"Poland is resisting the slowdown abroad," PKO BP economist Marcin Czaplicki said.
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"Trade just isn't that big," said Eric Winograd, senior economist at AllianceBernstein.
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"It's a campus," said Kenneth Gillingham, an economist who studied the program.
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" JOSEPH LAVORGNA, CHIEF ECONOMIST, AMERICAS, NATIXIS, NEW YORK: "Growth may be slowing.
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Her father, consultant economist Eyo Essien, says she is just getting started.
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Timothy J. Bartik, an economist at the Upjohn Institute in Kalamazoo, Mich.
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Remembering the economist who explained why health care costs rise so quickly.
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He has nominated economist Ricardo Hausmann to represent Venezuela at the IADB.
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She will rely heavily on ECB Chief Economist Philip Lane for creativity.
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OSLO, Aug 30 (Reuters) - The Confederation of Norwegian Enterprise (NHO) said in a statement: * DNB Chief Economist Oeystein Doerum is leaving the bank to become chief economist at NHO * Doerum will take up his new post in December.
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The presence of economist super-couples is a positive sign—imagine the scintillating dinner table conversations of Rose and Milton Friedman, or Janet Yellen, the chair of the Federal Reserve and George Akerlof, a Nobel prize-winning economist.
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Joerg Kraemer, chief economist at Commerzbank, said that the survey pointed to a slowdown in growth momentum while Claus Vistesen, chief euro zone economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, said the results, in two words, were "nicht gut" (not good).
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"India is a country that is very vulnerable to the fallout to the readjustment of global interest rates," said Joseph E. Stiglitz, a Nobel laureate economist at Columbia University, and a former chief economist at the World Bank.
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" CARL B. WEINBERG, CHIEF ECONOMIST, AND RUBEELA FAROOQI, CHIEF U.S. ECONOMIST AT HIGH FREQUENCY ECONOMICS IN NEW YORK (IN A NOTE TO CLIENTS) "A Fed rate cut was expected in the markets, but no one expected it today.
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" Tim Duy, a University of Oregon economist and the writer of the Fed Watch blog, said in an email that Mr. Clarida was "a solid pick — a respected academic economist plus market experience via Pimco plus government experience.
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With the global economy already showing signs of a slowdown, Simon Baptist, chief economist at the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) suggested that patterns of growth are changing, and that growth itself can no longer be taken for granted.
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In 2017, the Economist Intelligence Unit, the research division of The Economist Group, downgraded the United States to a "flawed democracy," from a "full democracy," citing declining popular trust in government that began long before Mr. Trump's election.
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"Since 2000, rents have grown roughly twice as fast as wages, and you don't have to be an economist to understand why that is hugely problematic," says Stan Humphries, a chief economist at the real estate website Zillow.
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What they're saying: Jared Bernstein, who served as chief economist under Vice President Joe Biden: Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics: Marc Chandler, chief market strategist at Bannockburn Global: Gregory Daco, chief U.S. economist at Oxford Economics, tweeted, in part that it was "not correct" that markets saw Powell's comments has a signal that the Fed will no longer hike interest rates after December.
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"Equal work is in practice not an option for most women, because they have to take care of the children and therefore have different kinds of jobs and different kinds of hours," said Henrik Kleven, an economist at Princeton, who wrote the paper with Jakob Egholt Sogaard, an economist at the University of Copenhagen, and Camille Landais, an economist at the London School of Economics.
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The best way to eradicate poverty in America is to focus on children - The Economist, September 26th 2019 Poverty in America has long-lasting, destructive consequences on children - The Economist, September 26th 2019 American poverty continues to affect people of colour most - The Economist, September 26th 2019 Poverty rate - OECD Data Assessing the problem The official measure of poverty in America is inherently flawed.
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Trump is choosing from a slate of candidates ranging from Yellen, an economist who is seen as the most cautious on changing the so-called Dodd Frank banking reforms of 2010, to economist John Taylor, a proponent of deregulation.
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For eight years I have written about the technology industry from London—first as an intern at The Economist, then as a tech correspondent at Quartz and eventually, in my spare time, as news editor back at The Economist.
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But David Berson, who worked as Fannie Mae's chief economist from 1987 to 2007 and is now the chief economist at Nationwide, said he did not expect big changes no matter whom the administration named to lead the agency.
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Trump has claimed China, considered a developing nation by the WTO, receives "tremendous perks and advantages, especially over the U.S." Hassett, a former economist at the American Enterprise Institute and ex-senior economist at the , reiterated that argument Monday.
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"We're talking about a potentially vast swath of a country that the whole world depends on as a manufacturing workshop," said Susan Helper, an economist at Case Western Reserve University and the former chief economist at the Commerce Department.
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In his current capacity as an economist for the Department of Economic and Social Affairs, he wrote papers warning of the economic slowdown in developing countries, including one, published in HuffPost, with the Columbia University economist Joseph E. Stiglitz.
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Larry Summers, the former Obama adviser, Harvard president, Treasury secretary, and eminent economist, has since 2013 warned of an ongoing "secular stagnation," borrowing the term from the early 20th century economist Alvin Hansen, who coined it in the 1930s.
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Megan Greene, chief economist at Manulife Asset Management, expects a recession after 2021.
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Joseph Stiglitz, a Nobel-Prize winning economist, says cryptocurrencies should be shut down.
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"We remain cautious on Singapore's growth," said Weiwen Ng, an economist at ANZ.
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Larry Hu, an economist with Macquarie Securities, separates China's policy easing into three.
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Adam Smith, a Scottish economist, attacked the guilds that stifled 18th-century Britain.
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But Deng Haiqing, chief economist at JZ Securities, said the decision was "debatable".
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ET: Marc Lotter, former special assistant to President Trump, actor/economist Ben Stein.
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"Tradition was broken today," Kwon Young-sun, an economist at Nomura Securities said.
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Carsten Brzeski, chief economist at ING Germany, said the country had escaped lightly.
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This really talented woman Sonal Shah, an economist who started it, had left.
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But that strategy could backfire, according to Lindsey Piegza, chief economist at Stifel.
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"We think this weakness will be short-lived," said ANZ economist Felicity Emmett.
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Anne McElvoy, Senior Editor of the Economist, acted as chair for the panel.
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I "screwed up," Stanford economist Kenneth Judd wrote to me in an email.
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Alessandro Saia, an economist at the University of Lausanne, finds that it does.
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ET: John Lonski, Moody's chief economist; Antonio Sabato Jr., actor and congressional candidate.
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In Asia, stocks closed mostly higher, as Chinese trade figures topped economist expectations.
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Is it biased for an economist to show that hyperinflation has negative consequences?
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Joe LaVorgna, chief economist at Natixis Americas, said the Fed has to pause.
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ING economist Carsten Brzeski said no single factor caused the stagnating industrial output.
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In the years I've been -- not having an economist in the chairman position.
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This may sound surprising coming from me, but I agree with The Economist.
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"In one line: dreadful," said Claus Vistesen, chief eurozone economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics.
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Jefferies economist Marchel Alexandrovich said a surprise tweak could not be ruled out.
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"Germany's golden cycle has entered yet another round," ING economist Carsten Brzeski said.
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Reputation risk However, economist Nonso Obikili believes that the bleakest predictions are exaggerated.
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Economist Richard Davies profiles one dealer accused of creating turmoil in the market.
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The big picture: Powell is not an economist; he's a capital-markets banker.
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The Economist: How do artificial intelligence and automation fit in to your thinking?
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J.W. Verret, a George Mason University professor and former chief economist for Rep.
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Lawrence Summers makes this argument, but he's an economist rather than a politician.
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Banks now charge even big companies around 35%, according to a local economist.
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The Economist emailed #MeToo panelists to defend inviting Steve Bannon to its festival.
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"We thought we were losing our country," one young Egyptian told The Economist.
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Commentary by Andrew Duguay, a senior economist and data scientist with Prevedere Software.
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The Economist deplores his views; but he should be allowed to express them.
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"Governments should not try to rescue failing towns," The Economist wrote in 2013.
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That doesn't mean the economy is out of the woods, the economist cautioned.
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The Economist: How has the far-right used irony to spread transgressive ideas?
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Reading Mr Birdthistle's book would be a very good place to start. Economist.
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"Obamacare is absolutely dead" President Donald Trump told The Economist on May 223th.
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The writer, an economist, is a former senior fellow of the Harvard Corporation.
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The Economist, like most other publications, would require a hyphen ("Zero-Tolerance") here.
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The Economist: What role does technology play in creating a more anxious society?
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As The Economist went to press, at least 21 people were reported killed.
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Alan Viard, an economist at the conservative American Enterprise Institute, raised another concern.
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Meanwhile, Stewart Robertson, senior economist at Aviva Investors, offers a word of warning.
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The Australian government's Office of the Chief Economist released a report on Aug.
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The Economist: What does it take to neuter and dissipate a conspiracy narrative?
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The Economist called her the "first acknowledged dove" to lead the central bank.
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Still, The Economist was happy in its new home, and protective of it.
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As The Economist has launched new multimedia products, numbers of staff have risen.
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"Clearly, life goes on, despite the Brexit vote," Scotiabank economist Alan Clarke said.
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The Economist: And what it's like in the UAE or other Gulf states?
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Then aged 51, he remains the youngest economist to be awarded the prize.
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The Economist: How can we hold these emerging centres of power to account?
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The OECD chief economist discusses this, Brexit, Italy and more with Rob Cox.
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The Economist: Nonetheless it has risen a fair amount in the last year.
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The Economist: Republicans used to style themselves as the party of fiscal responsibility.
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The Economist: Why do economists believe that vigorous competition is a good thing?
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AUSTAN GOOLSBEE, PRESIDENT OBAMA&aposS FORMER CHIEF ECONOMIST: I am a little annoyed.
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As The Economist went to press, that deadline seemed unlikely to be met.
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Deutsche Bank chief U.S. economist Joseph LaVorgna expects growth of just 1.3 percent.
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