Sentences with phrase «as an economist»

There may be many other experts such as economists, vocational specialists, psychologists, physical therapists, lay medical experts that need to write opinion letters and be ready to testify.

I worked as an economist in this city for two years.

As economists point out, when the amount of labor required to produce an item is reduced, the price goes down, and more people are able to buy it.

Ironically, such shifts come just as some economists — traditionally hostile to peak theory — were coming round to it.

It's also important to have several years of experience as an economist, economic development officer or researcher.

Each additional cone, at the margin as economists say, has less value.

I was trained as an economist, but that does not mean I think economics determines absolutely everything.

For example, modern economics are now able to indulge their tastes (as economists put it in their cold way) for environmental change, social justice, human rights.

The economy did improve but it did not improve as much as economists projected.

It could be that home prices have a bigger wealth effect than stocks, as some economists argue.

And as economists explain, as incomes rise, people typically spend a smaller proportion of their income on food.

Your role as an economist relies on precise facts and figures to make accurate decisions, projections, and predictions.

These are key issues in the short term, but, as every economist knows, long - run economic growth is determined mainly by improving productivity.

The weak end to the first quarter, due in large part to the resource sector, comes as economists raise concerns about growth in the second three months of this year.

As economists often point out, income is not a fixed pile, waiting to be handed out.

But recently, as economists looked at demographics, the picture got more complicated.

I refer to the object of this price appreciation as «land» because it does not represent profit on capital investment as economists use the term.

It turns out that men are not, as the economists imagine, simply self - interested and calculating.

While purchasers of real estate do indeed expect to get rent, this is not «rent seeking» as economists mean the term.

Try as economists might, they'll have to argue a little harder for people to come around.

But if oil prices and other rising costs push up inflation, as some economists think they will, interest rates will probably go up, too.

As any economist with a degree will tell you: increase the price, watch the quantity demanded go down.

«In equilibrium,» as economists say when making this sort of point, the economy would encourage specialization to satisfy human desires in much the same way it does now.

He previously worked as an economist for the RAND Corporation assisting with education reform in Qatar.

Some research organizations, such as the economists at Freddie Mac, expect demand to overtake supply by a third over the next several years.

I made just under $ 60,000 during my last year as an economist for the State of Iowa.

But generally speaking, markets have a tendency to confound, as economist John Maynard Keynes noted when he quipped they can remain «irrational» for longer than we expect.

Sarah started her career as an Economist with the Victorian Department of Treasury and Finance.

He served as economist at EDF (2008 — 2016), most recently as lead senior economist (2014 — 2016).

As The Economist noted in a recent feature, it may become no more than a novelty or a historical curiosity.

Camilla Läckberg worked as an economist in Stockholm until a course in creative writing triggered a drastic career change.

This book drew upon my experience as an economist of higher education who has conducted empirical analyses on how colleges respond to individual pressures, a researcher who has been involved in a range of public policy discussions, and a person who manages a private - sector accountability system (Washington Monthly magazine's annual college rankings).

However, in the short term, both Equity and AvalonBay have taken on a mountain of debt just as some economists worry about another potential round of panic and instability on Wall Street.

But when all qualifications are made, it remains true that a great deal about human behavior in the market place can be described and predicted accurately when the people involved are viewed as economists see them.

Wenger as an economist knows that, that is the reason Arsenal is making profit, and he does not get fired.

As The Economist recently noted, the financial crisis was a particularly «scarring experience» for advanced economies and has had a lingering negative effect on expectations for future growth.

Moreover, as the economist Richard Rothstein has observed, as corporate entities expand to more and more schools, they are likely to have to rely on standard operating procedures and monitoring to maintain quality control and brand identification.

Economists as economists give little thought to the reasons that production in Indiana is more expensive or to the consequences of the closure to the factory town.

As economist Frank Clayton told the Globe and Mail: «There's lots of land for the next 20 or 30 years within the white belt.

It's easy to see why central bankers like that approach: monetary policy, though more nimble a tool than fiscal policy (which, as economist Stephen Gordon recently noted, acts with a considerable lag and can be easily derailed by partisan interests), is still a pretty blunt instrument.

As the Economist describes it:

As the economist Christopher Waller has astutely noted, this element of belief makes the banking industry much more fragile than other sorts of business operations.

He distinguishes himself from his rivals by highlighting his training and background as an economist with «world - class financial skills.»