Sentences with phrase «most economists surveyed»

Most economists we surveyed see a stronger outlook for the housing market over the next year or two, but a more pessimistic outlook on the longer horizon.»

Most economists surveyed by Bloomberg project the Fed will announce its first rate increase in nine years in September.

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Most of the loss was concentrated among households with incomes below $ 75,000, noted Richard Curtin, the Surveys of Consumers chief economist.

Five out of the world's 10 most expensive cities are in Asia, according to a survey from the Economist Intelligence Unit.

Sales climbed 2.2 percent to a 546,000 annualized pace, exceeding all forecasts in a Bloomberg survey of economists and the most since February 2008, Commerce Department data showed Tuesday in Washington.

It has the most comprehensive econometric model to forecast economic developments, over both the short and long term, among any of the private sector economists surveyed.

Economists surveyed by MarketWatch are forecasting a strong nonfarm payrolls number on Friday, and most investors expect the Fed will raise rates by another quarter - percent next week.

In their most recent survey, economists told Bloomberg they expect the U.S. economy to grow 2.8 percent in the third quarter, down from 3 percent a month ago.

WASHINGTON — Most business economists believe the Federal Reserve's controversial bond - buying stimulus program has helped boost the recovery, but differ on the effects of the healthcare reform law and other policies by President Obama and Congress, according to survey results released Monday.

«Respondents... generally agree about monetary policy, but there is no clear consensus about most fiscal issues,» said Jay Bryson, global economist at Wells Fargo Securities and chair of the NABE's policy survey committee.

Because the surveys are designed to identify a consensus, there are no boxes to check for extraneous semi-hard factors like debt / GDP ratios or, in the soft extreme, all those forces that are examined in the comparatively new and, to most economists, antithetical art / science of «Behavioral Economics.»

YouGov's latest survey for the Sunday Times was conducted following the news that Britain's economy contracted by 0.7 % in the second quarter of this year — a worse figure than most economists had predicted.

Based on that description, you might think that a survey of economists found that most economists think a market in education wouldn't work, or at least that there were more economists who thought it wouldn't work than thought it would.

Surveys published in the Economist magazine over the last few years indicate that the Aussie real estate market generally is one of the most overvalued in the world.

A Bloomberg survey found that most economists expect BOC to stay at the sideline till 2012.

Melbourne was actually the capital city of Australia from 1901 until 1927 and has twice been ranked 1st in a survey by The Economist of «The World's Most Liveable Cities», once in 2002, and again in 2004.

According to the latest Cost of Living Survey by The Economist, Singapore remains the world's most expensive city.

«In a time of political division, these survey results remind us of something most Americans share: the sense that owning a home is a big part of living the American Dream,» says Dr. Svenja Gudell, chief economist at Zillow.

«Even before the Great Recession, we were watching consumer income for most families either grow ever more slowly or outright decline,» said Ken Goldstein, an economist with the New York - based Conference Board, which publishes a closely followed survey of consumer confidence.

The capital has risen from the 11th most expensive city in 2015 to 6th this year, according to the Economist Intelligence Unit's worldwide cost of living survey.

Annual surveys, such as those conducted by The Economist, Mercer and Monocle, look at a range of criteria from infrastructure to environment, culture to climate, to determine the most liveable cities in the world.