Meanings of academic economists in English

Entrants will be judged by a panel of leading academic economists.

This is basically the situation that many academic economists found themselves in last fall.

When needed, he overcame opposition from politicians and academic economists.

Piketty's influence indeed is growing well beyond the small enclosed micro-society of academic economists.

Twenty of Ireland's leading academic economists argue that the Government has got it badly wrong.

Nearly all academic economists understand that you cannot restart the economy without getting the virus under control.

This report is widely read by the economic press, by Congressional staff and by academic economists and students.

In the six years since, the reputations of those high priests of capitalism, academic economists, have taken a battering.

The Republican opposition to stimulus is almost completely dismissed by academic economists and macroeconomic forecasters in the private sector.

OPINION:Forty-six academic economists and lecturers in business think the Government has got it wrong on the National Asset Management Agency.

It is no coincidence that this framing tracks closely with the way the minimum wage is typically discussed by academic economists.

The public pronouncements of academic economists often provoke fury in many quarters, but their specific claims are seldom subjected to rigorous scrutiny.

Here's a straightforward book about banks, their place in society and how they should be financed, written by two respected academic economists.

Economists have until January 31st to submit proposals for the one-off prize, the biggest available to academic economists after the Nobel Prize.

Economist Dean Baker, at odds with academic economists who argue that high debt ratios harm growth, has labelled the R&R analysis bankrupt.

Some 20 leading academic economists argued in an opinion piece in yesterday's Irish Times that the Government had got in wrong in establishing Nama.