Sentences with phrase «by economists as»

The tax was generally welcomed by economists as a small step to control spiraling prices.

Wells observes the economy is unlikely to experience a fast bounce back, described by some economists as a «V» shaped recovery.

This is one reason why it is attracting investors and speculators and is criticized by economists as deflationary, thereby incentivizing hoarding.

The US government's ability to control supply and demand of currency was cited by economists as a key factor in managing the 2008 - 09 financial crisis.

This report analyzes the competition between coal, natural gas and petroleum used for electricity generation by estimating what is referred to by economists as the elasticity of substitution among the fuels.

When we look at a list of companies that have raised dividends for 10, 25 or more years we need to take into account that these companies have benefited from having lived through an extraordinary era of economic stability and prosperity dubbed by economists as the «Great Moderation.»

It is true that the UK could scrap VAT altogether if there was a Brexit but it is highly unlikely because VAT is now well established and understood and viewed by economists as a relatively economically efficient tax.

Indeed, capitalist ideas, when themselves effectively inculcated, are recognized by some economists as eroding the very values that are needed for the success of the market economy.

U.S. retail sales for the three weeks preceding Christmas, closely watched by economists as an indicator of monthly same - store sales strength, had their strongest showing (53.4) since 2014 (49.6), according to the Evercore ISI Sales Survey.

«Liquidity» is defined by economists as money available in all forms to be given out as debt, ranging from credit card debt to mortgage debt to large quantities of institutional debt typically used in complex financial transactions such as highly leveraged corporate acquisitions.

Beyond the Core was recognized by The Economist as one of the top five business and economic books in 2004.

I have been repeatedly cited by the Economist as a Bitcoin expert and prominent developer.

Described by The Economist as a «security guru».

Her first book, World on Fire: How Exporting Free Market Democracy Breeds Ethnic Hatred and Global Instability, a New York Times bestseller, was selected by The Economist as one of the best books of 2003.

Described by The Economist as a «security guru».

Described by The Economist as a «security guru».

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As Krishen Rangasamy, an economist at National Bank, observed this week, all the hiring in Canada over the past year has been by large businesses, not tiny ones.

It reduces new business creation, as research by World Bank economists has shown.

In early 2004, as American house prices roared higher and there came dire warnings from some quarters about the existence of a bubble — accompanied, of course, by strident denials from banks, most economists and the mortgage and real estate industries — Ben Bernanke (then still a governor before he became Fed chairman) addressed the problem of what to tell the American people.

As noted by Avery Shenfeld, chief economist at CIBC World Markets, «All three central banks have been influenced by the lack of sufficient growth» in their respective economies.

Inflation is a concern within Germany as it's still haunted by the hyperinflation of the 1920s and top economists — like Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann — have been noticeably cautious on too much bond buying from the ECB.

But we expect to be in a better place by mid 2013, as BofAML economists expect a bottoming in China growth, reduced tail risk from Europe, and a multi-stage fix to the Fiscal Cliff.»

He recalled a 2010 study by Princeton behavioral economist Daniel Kahneman finding that, while people did not feel happier on a daily basis as their income rose above $ 75,000, they were decidedly unhappier the less they earned below $ 75,000.

«The markets at the moment really want to see a rate hike by the central bank, as a sign that it is still a credible institution; that it's taking its inflation targeting somewhat seriously and that it is prepared to stand up to government pressure,» Capital Economics senior emerging markets economist William Jackson said.

«We saw significant acceleration in IT wages, as employers tried to retain them by paying them more,» says Ahu Yildirmaz, chief economist of ADP Research Institute.

A paper last year by Princeton University's Alan Blinder and Moody's Analytics chief economist Mark Zandi credited the Fed's measures as the most effective alexipharmics employed to end the recession.

As for where clients» «spare change» actually goes, Acorns invests it in one of five portfolio options, designed with different levels of risk by Nobel Prize - winning economist Harry Markowitz.

To Zillow senior economist Aaron Tarrazas, the data shows how some locations and career fields contradict the widely held notion that millennials — defined by Zillow as age 34 and younger — are struggling «to find good jobs and affordable homes.»

In a recent note to clients, RBC Capital Markets chief US economist Tom Porcelli examined the trends by using two components of GDP as proxies: net exports of goods and services to reflect the effects of a slowing global economy, and real personal consumption expenditures to reflect the US consumer.

Lehmann and Barrow's views often get drowned out by the bears, such as Gluskin Sheff chief economist David Rosenberg, who think we're headed for another recession.

As an industry model, franchising has been poked and prodded and analyzed by economists since its inception.

The economist - who once described the austerity imposed by Greece's creditors as «fiscal waterboarding» - said his new MeRA25 party would revive the economy through debt restructuring and other measures.

«As growth slows and risk of deflation heightens, we reiterate that China needs to cut reserve requirement ratio (RRR) by another 50bps in Q4,» ANZ economists Li - gang Liu and Louis Lam, said in a note.

Economists were disappointed with the stall in imports, but were encouraged by the rise in consumer goods imports as this was a sign domestic demand was holding firmer.

Still, the effects of increased levels of potash production, as promised by Uralkali, on the demand for Canadian potash remains to be seen, said Paul Ferley, assistant chief economist with RBC.

Economists said the two reports combined suggested that the third - quarter 3.5 percent annual growth pace could be cut by as much as half a percentage point when the government publishes its revisions later this month.

As explained on the TED Ideas blog by economist and author Tim Harford, the study compared volunteers» productivity on a routine task in a variety of spaces.

As of this week, it was 4.21 %, and by the end of 2018, it could go as high as 5.5 %, forecasts Matthew Pointon, a property economist for Capital EconomicAs of this week, it was 4.21 %, and by the end of 2018, it could go as high as 5.5 %, forecasts Matthew Pointon, a property economist for Capital Economicas high as 5.5 %, forecasts Matthew Pointon, a property economist for Capital Economicas 5.5 %, forecasts Matthew Pointon, a property economist for Capital Economics.

Deutsche Bank economists predict the curve will invert in 2019 as the Fed keeps raising interest rates by a quarter percentage point every quarter, as markets expect.

McClanahan was invited to speak at the event by Professor Stephanie Kelton, a leading economist who served as Sen. Bernie Sanders» chief economic advisor.

Additionally, any imposition of trade barriers or labeling China a currency manipulator may lead to a trade war or, at the least, be a drag on economic growth, as noted by Jan Hatzius, chief economist at Goldman Sachs.

Because energy and tech are globalized industries that aren't tethered as closely to the U.S. economy as many other sectors, they weren't hit as hard by the recession, and can afford to shell out more money for attractive office space, says Ryan Severino, senior economist at Reis.

A recent article in The New York Times joined the naysayers by featuring a group of economists dismissing the big data wave as no match for the Internet or gasoline engine in terms of innovations that have defined economic revolutions.

News organizations such as the New York Times and The Economist continue to run stories that refer to the company by its old name.

«That should be viewed as a positive development by the (Bank of Canada), though progress on reducing the «key vulnerability» of elevated household debt will likely be very slow,» RBC economist Josh Nye wrote in a research note.

The New York Times recently carried a blog post by columnist and Nobel Prize - winning economist Paul Krugman about U.S. president - elect Donald Trump and the worries that Trump would be unable — or simply unwilling — to disentangle his business dealings from his activities as president.

Expectations are muted: the recent consensus among economists surveyed by Bloomberg was that our GDP should expand by a meager 1.8 % in 2013, a pace commonly known as «stall speed.»

Developed by Yale economist Robert Shiller, it uses not current earnings - per - share as the denominator, but a ten - year average of inflation - adjusted EPS.

While job losses are perceived as inevitable — Gartner recently predicted robots would take over a third of all jobs by 2025 — the need for more automation is also expected to create new jobs, other economists say.

Indeed, Randell Moore, who survey's economists as the editor of the Blue Economic Indicators, says the current consensus is for the yield on the 10 - year Treasury bond to rise to 3.25 % by the end of 2015.