Sentences with phrase «ignored by economists»

One, which is often ignored by economists but, IMO makes taxes the way to go, is transaction costs.

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Unfortunately, he gives the impression that these contributions have been marginalised and ignored by mainstream economists.

To be clear, I had deliberately ignored library science in my book altogether, because I felt that much of library science research was unreliable compared to research done by economists.

Using the often - ignored Austrian Business Cycle Theory (ABCT)-- coined by the little - known but brilliant economist Ludwig Von Mises — I am blaming the Fed for all this.

Wolf starts by focusing on an issue ignored by most economists.

Those of us, including several contributors to this blog, who continue to argue that an underlying cause of so much economic and ecologic despair is population growth, coupled with economic growth, are ignored, especially by economists.

Now, by contrast, we are the ones to lay our hands on things, attempting to extract every - thing possible from them while frequently ignoring or forgetting the reality in front of us... This has made it easy to accept the idea of infinite or unlimited growth, which proves so attractive to economists, financiers and experts in technology.

By blaming the particular European turmoil on wages aand the cost of labor and ignoring thee particular role oof credit moves within the moneetary union, economists arre letting Big Banking institutions ooff the hook, absolving them from any kind oof responsibility, depart alone blame — and unjustifiably therefore.

The paper is completely ignored by influential economists very much including Larry Summers.

Michael Mann, another top climate scientist The Economist ignores by sticking its fingers in its ears and chanting «nanananana» notes:

Further trade with potential conflict areas often ignored by Canadian economists could help stabilize and normalize relations as well.

But this thinking ignores just how much these choices are beset by what economists call negative externalities.