Sentences with phrase «economists point»

NAHB economists point out that the current share is close to the pre-housing boom (2001 - 2003) average of 38 percent.

Fannie economists point to several positives in the housing recovery's favor: Low gasoline prices, stronger labor market conditions, rising household net worth, improving consumer and business confidence, and reduced fiscal headwinds.

Fannie economists point to several positives...

But as industry economists point out in our outlook, 2006 is likely to be another good year in real estate for all the same reasons we've mentioned before — strong household formation, immigration, baby boomers» purchases of second homes, and so on.

In order to have a fully recovered housing market and economic recovery, economists point to the need for four positive indicators:

And he didn't even suggest to meet 2 °C, just 3 °C for he argumented there is no realistic chance of meeting 2 °C seen from his economists point of view.

With that being said, statements from financial analysts and economists all point to imminet increases.

Many economists point to student debt as one of the factors in this decline.

Economists point to two causes: the prevalence of diseases and conditions afflicting the U.S. population, or the rising costs of treating diseases.

«From a pure economists point of view, it doesn't make sense,» says AAUP's Ernst Benjamin.

Never mind that Nobel prize - winning economists point out repeatedly that national finances are not like household finances, because maintaining aggregate demand keeps people in jobs, this is a simile that the Conservatives continue to flog, even if it does remind some of us of the worst bits of the 1980s.

Nobel prize winning economists point out that an efficient public sector working with a dynamic private sector produces the highest rates of economic growth.

[5] Some economists point to price controls as being the cause of the shortages, but shortages have not been the norm since they were introduced and it is notable that they remerged with such vengeance in January.

From an economists point of view Arsenal is a sporting franchise 1st 2nd and third.

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.

Economists point to the consequences of the industrialization of Europe, North America, and the Asian tigers to show that industrialization, operating on market principles, raises living standards dramatically.

Modern economists point out that cartels or monopolistic companies can artificially hold prices higher and keep them there in order to reap higher profits.

Many economists point to student debt as one of the factors in this decline.

To explain this, the economists point to the «visibility effect» — that appointing a celebrity helps draw the attention of investors to a company which, all else being equal, increases demand for its shares and thus its share price.

«To explain this, the economists point to the «visibility effect» — that appointing a celebrity helps draw the attention of investors to a company which, all else being equal, increases demand for its shares and thus its share price,» noted The Economist in 2010, when the study was released.

Economists point to several reasons for widening incomeinequality.

And besides, when it comes to regulation, as The Economist pointed out, «having approved the wave of mergers, it would be a bit rich for officials to complain that there are not enough big airlines to ensure competition.»

As The Economist pointed out in 2006, when you look at the cream of capitalism's self - made crop, you are hard - pressed to find anyone who has «done more than deliver a speech at a business school.»

In December, the U.S. unemployment rate dropped to 9 % from 9.4 %, but economists pointed out that this shift was likely thanks to despondent Americans simply leaving the job market.

As the Economist points out, the shoe companies Paul Evans and Jack Erwin both have showrooms in New York where you can browse and try on the shoes, and then make the actual purchase online.

The economist points out that market inefficiency can result when costs, financial or otherwise, are not internalized (i.e., when costs are instead imposed on innocent third parties).

As a blogger for The Economist points out, mid-sized cities score better than megacities because they tend to have less crime and congestion.

In a piece earlier this year, The Economist pointed out that Terrapin had «bought a dairy company and some vineyards and tomato fields in California, and converted all to grow almonds, whose price has soared as the Chinese have gone nuts for them.»

Analysts and economists pointed to that stance this week when they expressed growing concerns about a downgrade.

Although the classical economists pointed this out in order to support national markets over against local ones, the argument works equally well for a global market over against national ones.

The economist points out that a drastic cut in pay of this sort is a massive hardship.

In the article, The Economist points out Cupid, who runs subscription - based dating websites such as Cupid.com, UniformDating.com, and.

The Economist points out that the «50 or so» new companies to list this year is just «one - seventh of the level needed to offset the average annual loss of listed companies in recent years.»

Joan Mitchell — whom the Economist points to as the most traded female artist — had been getting strong prices up until this month.

However sweet the chase of buying, the Economist points out that selling, even at a massive profit is a fleeting victory:

(Indeed, as The Economist points out in making this argument, the investment required to curb global warming is less than the world spends on insurance every year).

And, The Economist points out, the supposed «scientific consensus» that has been touted as dogma for the past decade - plus has been shown to be a hollow and systematically deceptive façade:

Simple as that brandon, the Economist point is BS.

The Economist points out that four is so few that even when one of them engages in highly questionable, even criminal, behaviour, the government can not afford the fall - out of shutting them down or to take them to court beyond fining them amounts that, for them, are relative pittances.

The Economist points out that we are increasingly likely to pair off according to income and education levels.»

Not exact matches

In April 2014, a few Bank of Canada economists published a short paper that should be the starting point for every conversation about the state of the economy.

«We do not see an imminent turning point in commodity prices and thus forecast further negative repercussions on the Canadian economy next year,» Sebastien Lavoie, assistant chief economist at Laurentian Bank Securities in Montreal, said in an analysis of the Bank of Canada's latest policy statement.

«With inflation firming and the economy likely to regain speed, the Fed has no reason to fight the market,» wrote Lynn Reaser, chief economist, Point Loma Nazarene University.

Goldman Sachs economists predict his fiscal policy will boost U.S. growth by 0.6 percentage point in 2018.

The economist, who won the Nobel Prize for economics in 2001, points to income inequality as a key consequence for global social unrest.

Private - sector economists are pointing to a surfeit of positive data, while Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz remains wary (or, as Poloz himself put it at press conference last week, «decidedly neutral»).

«We can't point to a lack of quality jobs,» BMO chief economist Douglas Porter wrote in a note this month.

In the other corner sit mainstream business economists, who argue that Carney, in a rare occurrence, missed the point.

It is at this point analysts and economists invariably argue none of China's overspending and debt really matters.

Stock markets could see a hefty fall in the coming months due to a slew of trends that point to a downturn in the global economy, one economist told CNBC.