Sentences with phrase «economists write»

«A significant amount of pent - up housing demand exists, but for it to be unlocked more rapidly, additional gains in wages must be realized,» NAHB economists write.

First, teams of world - renowned expert economists write research papers on the costs and benefits of a range of investments that address specific challenges.

«Contrary to what many might assume,» the economists write, «the borrower will actively prefer not to default.

Economists write on 48 national economies.

Once the forecast window gets further out, however, the yield curve is showing elevated recession probabilities,» the economists write.

«This process is likely to take longer than expected, which is likely to delay the upcoming debate over tax reform,» the Goldman economists wrote in the note cited by Bloomberg.

«The utmost priority is to resolve the crisis in the euro area,» its economists wrote.

We are seeing the recovery... We are seeing major investments,» the economist wrote.

«Policies raising the wage floor increase the take - home pay of affected workers without hurting employment levels overall,» the economists wrote in a letter posted to the left - leaning Fiscal Policy Institute's website.

The Economist wrote an article about starving mice while providing them with high fat, low sugar diets high in nutrients and this is a good article from the Scientist on the benefit of intermittent fasting diets.

The Economist writes that Amartya Sen, professor of economics and philosophy at Harvard, has another valuable measure for us to consider: capabilities.

«Rising unemployment, $ 6 trillion in lost housing wealth combined with slumping equity valuations, and the lack of participation from the baby boomers for the first time in three decades likely will result in the worst consumer recession since 1980,» the Merrill economists wrote.

Even the Economist wrote about her.

As we will see, a climate economist wrote it.

The Economist writes:

Citing a new Breakthrough Institute report released this week, The Economist writes that the concept of planetary boundaries has «numerous drawbacks»:

Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies solve the problem of making payments in an environment where trust is broken — but it's unclear whether that's a dilemma that needs to be solved, Federal Reserve of New York economists wrote in a blog post.

When BTC was still hovering around $ 0.23 cents, The Underground Economist wrote a scathing treatise titled «Why Bitcoin can't be a currency.»

The economists wrote that those whose lives are the most difficult would benefit the most from marriage.

Since then other (lazy) economists wrote their own articles that were based on this initial presumptuous article and recently more articles have popped up to inflate the hysteria of a real estate balloon in Canada.

Not exact matches

«Reports that the Saudi government is planning to dilute its reform plans may be the first sign that the power and influence of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is starting to wane and that broader opposition to reform is building,» Jason Tuvey, Middle East economist for Capital Economics, wrote in a research note.

If China's GDP growth slowed to 5 % in 2012 from its 9.5 % clip in 2011, economists Craig Alexander and Pascal Gauthier wrote, oil would fall to US$ 65 a barrel, non-energy commodity receipts would plunge 31.5 %, Canada's current account deficit would double, and the loonie would fall to 83 cents US.

Despite several years of steady recovery, Canadian employers are being more selective these days, using additional filters to screen candidates, Glassdoor chief economist Andrew Chamberlain writes in the report.

«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.

«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.

«The household sector has been pretty much the only game in town when it comes to driving broad Canadian GDP growth,» wrote Scotiabank economist Derek Holt in an unsettling note this week.

«Macro shocks trigger bigger reactions today than historically because markets are less liquid,» economists at Bank of America wrote.

Larry MacDonald is a former economist who manages his own portfolio and writes on investment topics.

Roughly 80 % of startup owners have voluntarily left the cubicle and are pouring their energies into their own businesses, a much higher figure than during the jobless recoveries of the 1990s and 2000s, writes economist Benjamin Tal in a recent CIBC report.

At the University of Chicago, economist Milton Friedman (who would later win the Nobel Prize) wrote this in the New York Times Magazine in 1970:

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

Image courtesy Omar Omar SBA economist Victoria Williams writes: «In a nutshell, the analysis shows that small business lending continues to have a difficult time emerging from the recession, which results in a much slower -LSB-...]

In late August, Western University's Mike Moffatt, another widely read economist (and Canadian Business commentator), joined the discussion, writing in the Globe and Mail that the Bank of Canada should target the growth of nominal gross domestic product.

«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.

«Thanks to the globalization and Googlization of the world economy,» writes Economist correspondent Vaitheeswaran, «clever ideas from every corner of the world now have the chance to be taken seriously — even if they come from people without fancy credentials.»

Berenberg's Senior UK Economist, Kallum Pickering, predicts that it will become a greater priority once the UK is out of the Brexit woods, writing in a note on Thursday:

With such realities in mind, economist Joseph Stiglitz has written that «a currency war will make everybody a loser.»

«It seems like the dotcom bubble all over again, or the housing bubble all over again,» cautions Robert Shiller, the Nobel Prize — winning economist who literally wrote the book on the subject.

Cornell professor and economist Robert Frank, who wrote a book in the 1990s titled The Winner - Take - All Society: Why the Few at the Top Get So Much More Than the Rest of Us, made popular the belief that a big portion of the increase in the income gap has to do with the way a global market values its best performers, be they CEOs or athletes or actual performers.

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.

«The Fed should be cautious until the 2 percent price stability target clearly is in sight,» Allen Sinai, chief global economist of Decision Economics, wrote in response to the survey.

«The U.S. economy is lackluster as is corporate investment,» writes Constance Hunter, chief economist of KPMG LLP.

The tax package is «ultimately worth almost two additional Fed hikes» in coming years, Goldman Sachs economists David Mericle and Alec Phillips wrote in a recent analysis.

«The U.S. economy is fast approaching full - employment and targeted inflation,» wrote Mark Zandi, chief economist of Moody's Analytics.

Book review: Need, Speed, Greed: «Thanks to the globalization and Googlization of the world economy,» writes Economist correspondent Vaitheeswaran, «clever ideas from every corner of the world now have the chance to be taken seriously — even if they come from people without fancy credentials.»

«Japan is already undergoing rapid population aging, which will likely limit the market's future absorptive capacity of public debt,» wrote IMF economist Kiichi Tokuoka in a paper this year.

«Millennials make up the largest share of those seeking starter homes, a portion of the market that saw inventory plummet 14.2 percent and prices leap nearly 10 percent year - over-year in Q1 2017,» wrote Cheryl Young, a senior economist at Trulia.

Still, Sal Guatieri, a senior BMO economist, wrote last week that «in no way are family incomes growing fast enough to justify the rampant price moves,» nor can it be explained by a sudden spike in mortgage lending, which was given a boost by the Bank of Canada's two rate cuts last year.

«The data help the case for Fed tightening,» writes Jim O'Sullivan, chief U.S. economist for High Frequency Economics.

«A longer shutdown, could significantly impede the economic recovery,» Craig Alexander, chief economist at TD Bank Group, wrote yesterday in a note to clients.