Sentences with phrase «economists see»

Lead Economist of the IMF and author of an acclaimed book on inequality (The Haves and the Have - Nots: a Brief and Idiosyncratic History of Global Inequality), Branko Milanovic, provides a helpful overview of how economists see the notion of inequality (Finance & Development September 2011, Vol 48, No. 3:).

Some techno - optimists and economists see an endless series of innovations always redefining the basket of things we call resources.

Economists see «glimmers of hope» that the worst of the worst economic downturn perhaps since the Great Depression is ending.

Most economists see the current economic data are consistent with Q4 growth of about 1.5 %.

Most economists see a quarter - point increase in either May or June.

Few economists see a big improvement in the coming years.

Still, all biophysical economists see only very bleak prospects for the future of modern civilization, putting a whole new spin on the phrase «the dismal science.»

George Osborne got away with his dubious plan to fund the IHT cut with a raid on non-doms - largely because most economists see a # 1bn or # 2bn tax cut as a rounding error - but other similar devices must be more able to withstand scrutiny.

Many economists see these inefficiencies as arguments in favor of privatization.

Since most economists see the increase of leisure as an important economic gain, I will briefly explain our decision to omit it.

2) it's not isolated to China (though many economists see China as the great industrial hub of the next century — so it is certainly a germane point).

Greetings, The United States: Most economists see US inflation continue to grind higher.

Many economists see deals offering tax breaks to attract corporate sites as inefficient, expensive and ultimately ineffective.

Some economists see less potential for a trade war: «I don't think it will spiral out of control,» said Thea M. Lee, president of the Economic Policy Institute.

This year, while analysts expect earnings to climb 12.8 percent, strategists and economists see 10 percent growth.

America's warmest winter in 12 years has helped the U.S. job market, but most economists see weather as a relatively minor factor in explaining recent strides in employment.

Most economists see a continuation of moderate U.S. economic growth in 2018 of around 2.8 % to 3.0 %.

Goldman Sachs economists see December as more likely for a first hike, while J.P. Morgan and others are betting on September.

For the same reasons, however, economists see little chance that a tariff would achieve Mr. Trump's goal of encouraging domestic production.

More recently as wages in China have risen, some economists see some «near shoring» of work back to Mexico that would allow manufacturers to save on transportation costs, given the shorter distance to U.S. markets.

Many economists see a fourth rate hike as a strong possibility.

Even though orders for durable goods dropped in December, most economists see rising confidence as a sign that consumers have more disposable income and are ready to increase spending in 2015.

Comments: «Our economists see growth disappointing in 2013 with added risk as a result of uncertainty surrounding the fiscal cliff... Political uncertainty is also high and history tells us that the US underperforms in the first year of a presidential cycle.»

But with warnings growing louder that petroleum demand may soon outstrip supply, some economists see the US$ 200 barrel on the near horizon.

That drop seems bad, until you consider this: A bunch of economists saw it coming, even before the recession.

From the Chief Economist See sample Our Chief Economist Simon Baptist provides a political and economic perspective of global events.

Economists saw that it was better for the market to set the price.

First, with respect to the size of markets, economists saw two things.

As an economist I see the climate - energy challenge as a set of market failures, and for each failure there's a clear government intervention to fix it at least cost, at least domestically.

Note that these economists saw governance (actually the lack of it) in many of the world's struggling places as an impediment to almost every priority on their list.

Source: «Freddie Mac Economist Sees Sunny Economy in Second Half,» HousingWire (June 27, 2011) Read more: ▪ U.S. Recovery: «Housing» or «Lending» Illusion?

Not exact matches

«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.

The move «still left the Canadian dollar, in our view, at historically high levels — as high as what we've been seeing,» said Paul Ferley, assistant chief economist at RBC.

According to a Yale study conducted by U.S. economist Daniel Hamermesh, attractive men can earn 9 percent more than their average - looking colleagues, while attractive women could see a bump of up to 4 percent.

Peter Tertzakian, chief energy economist and managing director at ARC Financial Corp., says it's a bit early to see much acquiring or consolidating, but it's likely coming.

The economists who did the research for the Federal Reserve Bank of New York concluded that average workers see most of their earnings grow during the first 10 years of their career and begin to stagnate after age 35.

«The U.S. side will likely want to see deeds, not just words, before it considers softening its protectionist stance,» Bloomberg Economics Chief Asia Economist Tom Orlik wrote in a note.

So we do see some upward bias to inflation, but modest, and our economist says the Fed is raising rates only three times this year is a result.

I have yet to see an academic economist (though may one exist) object to additional spending that could pass a cost - benefit test that excludes the stimulus effect.

«We saw enormous amounts of waste going on,» said economist Michael Jensen, a former University of Chicago student of Friedman's now retired in Sarasota, Florida.

«We continue to see the household sector as accident - prone, with a complacency toward debt which could prove disruptive to the economy,» wrote HSBC Canada's chief economist recently.

«You do have to see it in the wider context of all the other roles that are on offer,» James Nixon, chief European economist at Oxford Economics told CNBC Tuesday, about the appointment of Luis de Guindos.

Takuji Okubo, Chief Economist, Japan Macro Advisors sees dollar / yen rising to the 95 -110 area.

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.

What the analysts and economists have done is confuse the former for the latter in seeing the relentless upward march of asset valuations as a sign of «economic recovery.»

«As more people move out of their parents» basement — and there's still quite a few living there — we expect to see continued healthy demand for homes,» said Svenja Gudell, chief economist for Zillow, which found millennials made up 42 percent of homebuyers last year.

«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.

You can still go back and you can look on the Zillow blog and see posts that I wrote, and Stan, who by this point had become our chief economist, wrote about how it was obvious, in our opinion, that housing was going to crash and that it was built on the foundation of sand and there was too much easy credit that had allowed people to buy homes who really couldn't afford them.

A UBS team led by economist Seth Carpenter analyzed year - over-year changes in US county - level unemployment rates and saw that they illustrated some bigger patterns in the national and global economies.