Sentences with phrase «economic advisers think»

Some of Trump's economic advisers think that cheap imports — in this case, from Mexico — are responsible for hurting US manufacturers and therefore US factory workers.

What were those silly Liberals and their economic advisers thinking?

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One of President Donald Trump's top economic advisers and an architect of the GOP tax bill is thinking about leaving the White House soon, Politico reported Tuesday.

Trump's tweet came hours after his top economic adviser Larry Kudlow told reporters the US is «in the pre-preliminary stages of any discussions» with TPP countries about rejoining the pact, and that the prospect of reentry was more a «thought» than a «policy» at this point.

Just when we thought Leigh's hole couldn't get any deeper, Stephen Koukoulas, who was senior economic adviser to Prime Minister Julia Gillard, dived in with a shovel, lamenting «a lot of instant experts on role of custodians» on Twitter, and asking «who retains voting rights?

He is also one of the few senior Labour figures to attempt fresh thinking, commissioning a review of the Treasury, establishing a group of formidable economic advisers, framing policies around what he calls an entrepreneurial state.

The think tank said the Budget would have a broadly positive effect, but John Philpott, chief economic adviser at the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development, said it did not appear to be a Budget for growth and jobs.

I was never sure whether the economic thinking of the Treasury originated with officials within that department, seeking to retrieve their credibility after the financial crisis, or with George Osborne and his political advisers.

Most financial advisers think boring economic and arcane statistical data used to market time and / or pick stocks / ETFs is fascinating.

As a former economic adviser in the UK and Australia, I think the British system will be closer to the Australian, where anyone can make a submission.