Sentences with phrase «of eminent economists»

If I was one of the eminent economists who participated in the ranking exercise, or who submitted papers supporting various initiatives, I would be feeling really angry with Bjorn Lomborg right now.

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So why do some of the world's eminent economists and asset managers take time out of their uber - busy schedules to come?

His ground breaking research on complex systems modelling of debt - deflation was awarded the eminent Revere Award from the Real World Economics Review, describing Keen as the economist «who first and most clearly anticipated and gave public warning of the Global Financial Collapse and whose work is most likely to prevent another GFC in the future».

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Participants and major contributors at the forum constituted former finance ministers, former governors of the Bank of Ghana, eminent economists, political parties and parliamentarians.

I spoke to Mr. Brown (this is beginning to sound like a Quentin Tarantino gangster movie where each character is named after a different color, but here I am referring to the eminent economist Jeffrey Brown of the University of Illinois who cocreated this experiment).

The plan is the brainchild of a group of eminent UK scientists, economists and businessmen including Sir David King, currently the UK's climate change envoy, Lord Nicholas Stern, Lord Adair Turner and ex-BP chief Lord John Browne.

A considered panel of the world's most eminent pure market economists concluded that of 15 different systems for cutting emissions, the three worst, the three least effective, the three most costly per tonne of abatement were variations of the carbon tax or ETS.

We could recommend the eminent economist Sir Nicholas Stern's report on climate change commissioned by the British Government, which found the economic impact of climate change to be greater than the Great Depression and World War Two combined.

the eminent economist Sir Nicholas Stern's report on climate change commissioned by the British Government, which found the economic impact of climate change to be greater than the Great Depression and World War Two combined.

An eminent panel including a Nobel laureate economist and Haitian economic experts announced a prioritized list of investments that would produce phenomenal benefits for Haiti.

Our Eminent Panel, including a Nobel laureate economist and Bangladeshi economic experts, announced a prioritized list of investments that would produce phenomenal benefits for Bangladesh, saving billions of takas and averting one - in - eleven deaths.

Eminent energy economist warns that carbon capture and storage will never be viable That is the stark message of Professor Gordon Hughes, Professor of Economics at the University of Edinburgh and a former adviser to the World Bank.

Eminent scientists who queried the IPCC line — which is based on models rather than clear understanding of the underlying physical mechanisms — and eminent economists and statisticians who argued that the case for net costs from any warming had never been demonstrated — were viEminent scientists who queried the IPCC line — which is based on models rather than clear understanding of the underlying physical mechanisms — and eminent economists and statisticians who argued that the case for net costs from any warming had never been demonstrated — were vieminent economists and statisticians who argued that the case for net costs from any warming had never been demonstrated — were vilified.

The ExxonMobil memo to Bush «to orchestrate the ouster of the IPCC Chair, Robert Watson and replacing this eminent atmospheric scientists with an Indian economist, Rejandra Pachauri.»