Sentences with phrase «than economic ones»

Behavioral finance (a combination of economics and psychology) shows that we make many of our investment decisions for emotional reasons rather than economic ones.

In the past, however, government has been understood to have purposes and goals other than economic ones, and economic decisions have been supposed to serve these goals.

Behavioral finance (a combination of economics and psychology) shows that we make many of our investment decisions for emotional reasons rather than economic ones.

It also cited one study that suggested that factors other than economic ones may be driving costs, but included a number of caveats in that citation.

«Tory leader David Cameron will warn that Britain is in a «social recession» even deeper than its economic one as he steps up pre-election campaigning.

Voting since the Brexit referendum has shifted more along cultural lines than economic ones.

While Brooks enjoyed his early years at Energy Probe, which featured a diversity of approaches, he recalls that as Solomon's influence grew «it became increasingly less an environmental organization than an economic one.»

And the brouhaha shifts the national discussion to divisive social issues that could repel swing voters rather than economic ones that could attract them in a climate of high unemployment and stumbling recovery, the GOP officials said.

The fact that Dawson claims English Nonconformity resisted the bourgeois mind because it propagated a religious basis for social cohesion rather than an economic one should confirm as much.

Deficit reduction has in part been a symbolic act of course - a political goal rather than an economic one.

In 2011 critics denounced the decision to phase out nuclear and replace it with renewables as a «moral imperative» rather than an economic one.