Fitch's warning, however, runs counter to most economic and investor surveys.
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Both are to the left of Macri on most economic policies.
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For others – and going by most economic statistics – it's too much.
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This really matters, because most economic research is done with co-authors.
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The states with the most economic parity were Utah, Alaska and Iowa.
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Countries with the hottest climates suffered the most economic damage, the study showed.
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Most economic experts are dubious that the president would have this legal authority.
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Since 1969, most economic gains have gone to the upper income 1 percent.
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"Styrofoam," he said, "is no longer the best or even the most economic choice."
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I made a spreadsheet with restaurants and locations, and mapped out the most economic route.
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Retail sales make up about one-third of consumer spending, which drives most economic activity.
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It is pure Middle England, close to the national average on most economic and demographic indicators.
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Most economic activity takes place in the shadows: around nine in ten workers toil in informal jobs.
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This reflects where the majority of New Zealand's population resides and where most economic growth is occurring.
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Most economic forecasts have productivity growing at an annual rate of about 1% this year and next.
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Recessions become obvious only once they are well established given the lagging nature of most economic data.
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The technology would be most economic at industrial facilities near oil and gas operations, not power plants.
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Most economic papers are politely ignored by the world at large, but "Dark Matter" attracted wide interest.
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Most economic literature suggests that requires a common budget and some sort of common safe debt instrument.
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MOST ECONOMIC ANALYSIS THAT I'VE READ SAID THIS WOULD BE NEGATIVE FOR GDP AND FOR ECONOMIC GROWTH.
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You might have expected the continuing employment crisis to be the focus of most economic policy discussion.
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And in most economic and political indicators, the South and the Northeast are opposite ends of a spectrum.
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The two-year price rout has forced companies to concentrate their drilling in only their most economic acreage.
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As with most economic data releases, the numbers had little impact on a pound preoccupied with Brexit headlines.
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But, as with most economic realities, there's a caveat: The GSEs remain in conservatorship with an unknown future.
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This is unusual as most economic series fit into just one of three categories: leading, coincident or lagging.
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Indeed, that looked to be the case as most economic data through the first quarter fell short of forecasts.
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"The Stooges," which was produced by John Cale, of the Velvet Underground, is the band at its most economic.
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Owning a house in Seoul, where most economic opportunities are, is out of reach for all but the richest.
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State-run companies account for and control most economic activity, including finances and foreign trade, through a planned economy.
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It outranks the United States, usually by a significant margin, in most economic indices related to quality of life.
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China, where the outbreak originated, is expected to feel the most economic pain as businesses and factories shut down.
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"Energy made in America is not as important as energy simply made wherever it is most economic," he said.
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Retail sales are closely watched because they make up about one-third of consumer spending, which drives most economic activity.
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Financial-market volatility has fallen, and most economic forecasts do not reflect expected large spillovers from continued headwinds from abroad.
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In the PWBM, as in most economic models, you can't fund the government through borrowing indefinitely without interest rates rising.
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Back then, most economic indicators were holding up, but financial conditions were tightening and the housing market had sharply decelerated.
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While at odds with most economic assessments, Mr. Trump's words find an audience in places that have been left behind.
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Mr Thaler helped demonstrate how human reasoning diverges from that of the perfectly rational homo economicus used in most economic modelling.
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Most economic analysts -- including Trump's own Secretary of Commerce -- believe this is an ambitious goal, especially in the next few years.
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Even counting those wobbly sectors, the Federal Reserve's latest Beige Book, released late Wednesday, showed modest growth across most economic regions.
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Even counting those wobbly sectors, the Federal Reserve's latest Beige Book released late Wednesday showed modest growth across most economic regions.
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While most economic data has remained strong, there are some rumblings that 218 may be quite a bit rougher than 2018.
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Most economic models have shown the tax bills will reduce government revenues over a 10-year period, even with economic growth.
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Rouhani sealed a deal with world powers in 2015 to curb Iran's nuclear ambitions that lifted most economic sanctions on the country.
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New customers will find solar-plus-battery systems configurations most economic in three of our geographies within the next 10–15 years.
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This is not the first sign that coal is no longer the most economic option for emerging economies like India and China.
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Under the agreement, Iran agreed to curb its nuclear programme in exchange for America and other foreign powers lifting most economic sanctions.
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"The case for a September rate hike seems to have clearly increased and most economic data feeds are showing improvements," he said.
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Most economic forecasters, including at various government agencies and big Wall Street banks, expect the American economy to continue growing in 2019.
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It still relies on the state as the ultimate authority even as it permits most economic transactions to remain between private parties.
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The deal it signed with six world powers in 2015 lifted most economic sanctions in exchange for strict limits on its nuclear programme.
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But on most economic measures—including wages, unemployment and poverty—counties with Amazon warehouses are no different from the rest of the country.
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And over the years these freedoms have been interpreted to preclude most economic measures that a left-wing government might want to take.
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This emerging conventional wisdom is far ahead of the facts on the ground: Most economic data lately has pointed to continued healthy growth.
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Indeed, judicial protection from most economic regulations — even grossly unfair and anti-competitive ones — is so weak as to be nearly non-existent.
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Most economic studies describe scalping as a phenomenon that arises when scarce tickets to sporting events or concerts are resold at a hefty markup.
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For those who hold the most economic and political power in American society, war has been abstracted in a way it never was before.
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Full expensing is viewed by some analysts as one of the aspects of the House GOP plan that would produce the most economic growth.
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Roser — like most economic historians — does not view poverty as created but as the original state of humankind from its inception until the Industrial Revolution.
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Most economic research shows that legislating gender equality will do little to advance women's economic well-being in the G-2628 and may even backfire.
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In a note on Wednesday, ANZ Research estimated that most economic activities in China will likely return to normal by the second week of April.
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The reduction in energy costs yielded by the North American energy trade has and will yield benefits for all three economies across most economic sectors.
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A martial arts master should find the most economic use of his energy, and turn his opponent's own force to his advantage, and so on.
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Supporting that way of life has promoted the perpetuation of certain crops and domestic animals, which makes the most economic sense for a swelling human population.
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But for now, whichever way the stock market goes, most economic metrics like hiring, consumer sentiment and home prices continue to point in the right direction.
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The Eurasian landmass contains the largest masses of people in the world, the most natural resources, and the most economic potential on a going forward basis.
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Political strife sparked by President Pierre Nkurunziza's decision to seek a third term in April last year has curbed most economic activity, mainly in the capital, Bujumbura.
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Enerplus, which calls the Marcellus shale gas project one of the most economic dry gas plays in North America, did not respond to a request for comment.
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Even later, awareness of the program was low, particularly among low earners — exactly the group that research has shown gets the most economic benefits from paid leave.
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Meanwhile, since the start of the year, German industrial production and investor confidence have slumped sharply in a manner that has caught most economic analysts by surprise.
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Refiners have said they are reviewing the potential tax, and are looking at keeping their crude slates able to run the most economic grades of crude possible.
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The likes of Facebook, Alphabet, Amazon and Apple have come to be viewed as having nearly unassailable revenue streams that could deliver growth in most economic conditions.
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It's a thorny research question, because it requires tracking individual families over time rather than (as most economic statistics do) taking one-time snapshots of the country.
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"If you take a long-term view, most economic issues today can be solved for our children and the next generation by dramatically improving our education system."
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Research published in 2017 in Science journal projected that the poorest counties in the United States will see the most economic damage from events like droughts and hurricanes.
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Britain is America's best friend in the EU. On most economic questions such as free trade or dealing with the financial crisis, Britain's views largely accord with Washington's.
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Rather than require workers to move where they are, they can give employees the choice to work remotely from a place where it makes the most economic sense.
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China has the most economic leverage to inflict serious damage to the regime's ability to build its illicit nuclear and missile programs and to abuse its own people.
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U.S. trade disputes and the House Democrats' impeachment inquiry of President Donald Trump are creating the most economic uncertainty in nearly two generations, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Friday.
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Voters, in Britain and the United States, remain progressive on most economic issues (which explains Johnson's campaign promises of more government spending), but progressive economic policies aren't enough.
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The Airports Commission's three years and 342 pages of research and analysis said building a new runway at Heathrow would bring the most economic benefits to the country.
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But most economic theory has shown that liberalized trade leads to cheaper goods, increased wages, and higher GDP on the global scale, while isolationism has the opposite effect.
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President Obama repeatedly struggled with the fact that while most economic indicators suggested the economy was improving -- particularly in his second term -- large numbers of people still felt squeezed.
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Representatives of the mining and steel sectors say they expect coal to remain the most economic fuel source unless the EU Emissions Trading System (ETS) gains significantly in value.
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Hurricanes Harvey and Irma are expected to have muddied most economic reports in the coming week, giving a boost to car sales Tuesday but hurting Friday's September jobs report.
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The economy keeps growing yet most economic gains are going to a few — largely financiers and, increasingly, inventors and owners of the digitized devices that are replacing good jobs.
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A major coronavirus epidemic in the United States might be like a big snowstorm that shuts down most economic activity and social interaction only until the snow is cleared away.
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The most-economic-phaseout scenario and the shut-down-coal-fast scenario are not that far apart, and it wouldn't take much to get from the former to the latter.
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It is also a new sign that Cuba's Communist-run government is hesitant to further open up to private business in a country where it still controls most economic activity.
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In fact, Sanders's contention that "poor people don't vote" was in response to a question about why states with the most economic inequality have tended to vote for Hillary Clinton.
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It did this despite the fact that — as Vox's Matt Yglesias pointed out at the time — most economic indicators suggested that a rate hike would do more harm than good.
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D.C. topped the list of the most potential jobs to be lost as a result of the repeal, and also came in at number one for suffering the most economic impact.
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The book attacked the assumption of rational decision-making inherent in most economic models and showed how "choice architecture", or context, could be changed to "nudge" people to make better choices.
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Most economic models don't account for these patterns, and instead assume that people engage in what is called smoothing behavior, in which leisure and work is evenly distributed across the years.
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"If you want to bet on yields rising, probably one of the most economic ways of doing it is to buy Deutsche Bank's stock," Gundlach said in a recent DoubleLine webcast.
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This incentive effect drives most economic models of investment, and few economists debate its underlying logic, although there's considerable debate as to whether it will yield a large or small increase.
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On-the-spot exchanges of cash for goods do happen, of course (I bought a banana that way over the weekend), but most economic relationships are considerably more complicated than that.
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The president's disregard for rules (think tariffs) and organizations (think World Trade Organization) that for generations have powered enormous gains in our economy will end up doing the most economic damage.
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International sanctions imposed on North Korea over its nuclear and missile programmes ban most economic engagement with it and there is no sign that the sanctions will be eased any time soon.
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"We know and understand this part of the world, the Saskatchewan portion of which is one of the most-economic oil production areas in North America," said Bryan Lankester, president of Tundra.
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In fact, the two-speed system makes the most economic sense in vehicles with larger batteries—or in higher-performance systems—so urban runabouts will likely stick with single-speed transmissions indefinitely.
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In fact, China's economy is expected to overtake the US by most economic measures by 22018, according to Herve Lemahieu, director of the Sydney-based Lowy Institute Asian Power and Diplomacy Program.
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While Mr. Trump insists that China is paying those tariffs, most economic studies have found that the burden of the levies falls more heavily on American businesses and consumers than Chinese ones.
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The metal has, however, come under pressure of-late as equity markets have hit record highs and most economic data from far and wide have pacified anxieties about the pace of global growth.
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After China, Russia is believed to hold the most economic influence over North Korea — it remains a major destination for the country's laborers, and Russian businesses are prevalent in the North's Rajin port.
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What is particularly annoying is that this economic reality was well-known to the Wheeler-led FCC, but — like most economic evidence during the Obama administration — the agency deliberately chose to ignore it.
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The resolution also relied on savings from policies unlikely to pass in the highly divided Congress, plus optimistic growth assumptions out of line with most economic projections to make the numbers add up.
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And, as probably the most efficient country in the world in most economic sectors, the United States stands to lose a lot, perhaps the most, by disrupting global supply chains and manufacturing efficiencies.
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European countries have been looking to increase trade with Iran since Paris, Washington and other world powers agreed to lift most economic sanctions in 2016 in exchange for limitations on Tehran's nuclear program.
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The study found that Trump carried nine of the top 10, and 16 of the top 20, states projected to suffer the most economic damage from a changing climate over the coming decades.
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To date, investors have been assuaged that Mr. Cohn was the "adult in the room" in an unorthodox and chaotic White House and for most economic and regulatory policy that was the case.
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The metal has, however, come under pressure of late as equity markets have hit record highs and most economic data from far and wide have pacified anxieties about the pace of global growth.
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Now here we are, eight years later, with most economic commentators obsessing over the minutiae of monetary policy while basic questions about how to prevent another financial crash have yet to be addressed.
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While a popular talking point, his comments have put congressional Republicans in an awkward position, since many feel that lowering tax rates for everyone, including the wealthy, would help spur the most economic growth.
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While a popular talking point, his comments are putting congressional Republicans in an awkward position, since many feel that lowering tax rates for everyone, including the wealthy, would help spur the most economic growth.
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Most economic and financial indicators are not pointing toward some economic collapse in 20183, but rather to a return to the kind of moderate economic growth that was completely normal from 2010 to 2017.
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Of the 21460 counties that generated the most economic output in 22622 -- a list topped by Los Angeles, Manhattan, Harris (Houston), Cook (Chicago), Santa Clara (Silicon Valley), King (Seattle) and Dallas-Trump carried only two.
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Eric Rosengren, the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, told the Financial Times newspaper over the weekend the U.S. was on the verge of meeting most economic conditions for an interest rate hike.
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History teaches that doing the most economic good for the largest number people is not only moral and just for the many, it does the most good right for Wall Street and Main Street alike.
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If the past is any indication, loans are likely to go to states with close elections or to reward past political support, rather than to areas of the country where it makes the most economic sense.
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Along with other European countries, France has been looking to increase trade with Iran since Paris, Washington and other world powers agreed to lift most economic sanctions in 2016 in exchange for limitations on Tehran's nuclear program.
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Consider that, according to the Cato Institute, the poorest 10 percent of residents in the nations with the most economic freedom enjoy an average income that is double that of their counterparts in the least-free nations.
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At a time when most economic forecasters see growth slowing in the United States and around the world, the budget projects American growth will actually rise this year — to 23.6 percent, up from 1.3753 percent for 21.375.
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Most economic research shows that concentrated insurance markets tend to have higher insurance premiums — and the areas of the country with the steepest Obamacare rate hikes next year tend to be the places with just one insurer.
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In March alone, Britain's economy unexpectedly contracted by 0.1%, pulled down by a dip in construction and weakness in the services sector that accounts for most economic output, versus expectations for an unchanged reading in a Reuters poll.
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While U.S. Women's Strike organizers said the movement was created by working class, black and migrant women — groups who often experience the most economic inequality, yet are still taking the personal risk — joining a strike arguably requires privilege.
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The new economic data underscores the continuing frustration about the current growth cycle, which has now gone on for seven years — longer than most economic upswings — but which has repeatedly failed to break out into a higher orbit.
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Formally known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), the agreement was additionally signed by France, Germany, the U.K., Russia and China and lifted most economic sanctions on Iran in exchange for restrictions to its nuclear program.
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"Although we don't think a Timor Leste-based option is the most economic development, we respect their preference and their drivers for doing that and we've agreed to make the sale," ConocoPhillips vice president Kayleen Ewin told Reuters.
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Chile has one of Latin America's highest per capita incomes, but education and health services are out of reach for many citizens, household debt is high and most economic power remains in the hands of just a few.
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Yet financial markets and most economic forecasters projected the virus outbreak wouldn't do much harm to the economy and corporate profits — at the least, nothing that an interest-rate cut or two from the Federal Reserve couldn't fix.
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President Donald Trump meets European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker on Wednesday to discuss trade, including tariffs on autos, the sector that could have the most economic impact if it becomes a bigger part of the trade wars.
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While most economic data in Britain has been solid in recent months even in the face of messy EU divorce proceedings, the worry for investors is that months of inventory stockpiling by British firms could show up this quarter.
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But with liberals still outnumbered in most parts of the South, some worry that the boycotts and concert cancellations by opponents of certain state laws will end up doing the most economic harm to those who despise those laws.
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One example from the report: The melting of Himalayan glaciers and snow will both flood and profoundly affect the water supply of communities in which hundreds of millions of people live, yet this is absent from most economic assessments.
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It typically casts fossil fuels as the most economic form of energy generation, promotes research that says green energy jobs are unsustainable, and claims there is an "enormous volume of sensationalized, simplistic and often plain wrong information" on climate change.
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Based on the success of Finland's drone policies, long-distance drone flights are expected on the horizon for the United States, soon allowing American businesses to use drone technology in a way that makes the most economic sense for them.
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"Most economic forecasts, including our own, are such that the second half of the year should see a cyclical pickup in activity - but the market is pricing something different," said Peter Schaffrik, head of European rates strategy at RBC Capital Markets.
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"I also worry a great deal about inequality," Ms. Yellen said, noting that most economic gains were accruing to the wealthiest Americans and that the share of young people doing as well or better than their parents had declined sharply.
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Asked whether Mr. Trump's celebration of the booming stock market and G.D.P. growth meant anything to her, she said most economic indicators had become irrelevant: Iowa, she pointed out, has among the lowest unemployment rates in the nation: 2.6 percent.
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"Most economic indicators have not moved in a positive direction during the past 40 years and some have worsened in comparing the Valley to state averages," wrote Stephen Levy, director of the Center for Continuing Study of the California Economy in Palo Alto.
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In the fantasy world where most economic policy conversations about trade shocks and technological innovations take place, people quickly adjust to those changes — workers move smoothly from making clothes in North Carolina to folding clothes in New York or selling clothes online.
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After a decade-long growth streak in which California has consistently outperformed the nation by most economic measures, and despite a 4 percent unemployment rate that is the lowest on record, the state continues to see more people move out than in.
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BEIJING/SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Global oil traders have entered into rare barter deals with the National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC), supplying Iran with much-needed gasoline in exchange for high-quality fuel oil, after most economic sanctions against Tehran were lifted in January.
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On the other side of the dispute are people, many of whom are energy researchers, who simply don't believe that the above scenario is feasible, or if it is, that it's the most economic or effective way to get to zero carbon.
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Even though the US economy appears in good shape to absorb the shock the coronavirus outbreak is dealing to economies around the world, the jobs report -- like most economic data -- is backward-looking and doesn't allow a real-time assessment of the economy.
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Coronavirus has brought most economic activity to a halt as countries across the globe imposed lockdown to contain the spread of the virus impacting leveraged loan borrowers across a wide number of sectors including chemicals, cinemas, cruise operators, retailers, events and restaurants.
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Most economic activity, at the end of the day, has at least some kind of expressive component, and one could conceivably invalidate anything from a statute punishing fraudulent banking practices to a minimum wage law as a limit on people's right of self-expression.
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The statement came after the prince - who is also defense minister of Iran's main regional rival - appeared to chide French President Emmanuel Macron this week for supporting the 2015 deal to lift most economic sanctions on Iran in exchange for curbs to Tehran's nuclear program.
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This is madness for many reasons, but most of all because in refusing to accept a refugee, a country is refusing to admit an employable human being who will, most economic studies show, make a positive contribution to economic growth in the long run.
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As there are limited plans to use more gas to produce heat in Finland, and other sources such as solar and geothermal energy are not yet commercially viable, using more biomass is seen as the most economic way of meeting the country's future energy needs.
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Democrats stronger in economically growing areas These stark findings reinforce the results of other studies over the past few years that show Democrats growing stronger in the places generating the most economic growth and Republicans solidifying their hold on the places displaying less dynamism.
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This could explain why 69 percent of white millennials believe it is important white people work together to improve the position of their racial group, despite the fact that over 84 percent rank themselves as having the most economic and political power in the country.
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Because energy — petroleum, natural gas and electric power — is an input in the production of a vast array of goods and services, the reduction in energy costs yielded by the North American energy trade has and will yield benefits for all three economies across most economic sectors.
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Many, if not most, economic modelers would come to very different conclusions: that a basic income discourages work, that raising taxes to pay for it could have profound negative economic impacts, and that not paying for it and exploding the deficit is a recipe for fiscal and economic ruin.
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"Any far-reaching revamp of our budget model will likely need to wait for a permanent president, but it's clear that we need an approach that considers strategic investments where it makes the most economic sense, and that factors the cost of educating our students into the conversation," he wrote.
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"Our analysis has always shown that of all the economic bang for the buck from all of the changes that were in the original Trump plan, you get the most economic juice from cutting the corporate rate," said Stephen Moore, an economist at the Heritage Foundation who advised Mr. Trump's presidential campaign.
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Most economic research suggests that immigration has little effect on wages of U.S. workers, and one recent study of what happened after the U.S. ended a guest-worker program for Mexican farm workers in the 1960s showed that growers, instead of raising wages to attract more workers, simply automated more of their field work.
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And while Stabenow may have voted for TARP II out of concern for the auto industry, Clinton voted in favor of TARP for the same reason the Bush administration proposed it in the first place: Most economists, and certainly most economic policymakers in Washington, regarded it as necessary to prevent a depression-scale economic collapse.
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The auto and trucking industry is already signaling a move toward electric, and with the cost curve going down on battery technology by 80 percent since 2010, we do a disservice to our island citizens if we don't start building the infrastructure now that enables them to tap into the most economic means of transportation in the not-too-distant future.
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However, while the long-run effects of Brexit would probably be moderate (although 3 percent of G.D.P. is actually a big deal compared with the effects of most economic policies), the short run could be much worse — both for Britain and for the E.U. The reason the short run could be so ugly is that after almost 45 years in the customs union neither Britain nor its trading partners have in place the infrastructure that you need to operate a border, even a friendly one.
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