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Meanings of economist in English
Usage of economist in English
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She is also a great economist with a great deal of experience.
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Absolutely yes, said Allen Sinai, chief economist at Decision Economics in Boston.
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Meanwhile, an economist is expecting a more muted housing market this year.
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There's just a flight really to quality, said ICAP economist Don Smith.
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BNZ senior economist Doug Steel said the data suggested solid economic growth.
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Investec economist George Brown said Britain was set to avoid a recession.
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Even as a leading economist called the government's job numbers into question.
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As every economist knows, this will lead to stagnation in the market.
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Samuel Tombs, UK economist at Capital Economics, said the data was reassuring.
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The economist needed at least 16 favorable votes to get to work.
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BNZ senior economist Doug Steel said manufacturers were more cautious last month.
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Road trips are not the only factor, said energy economist Philip Verleger.
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The tax reform makes sense, says AMP Capital chief economist Shane Oliver.
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Usually there is a transition period, said Barclays Capital economist Michael Gapen.
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And there's plenty more to come, ANZ senior economist Miles Workman said.
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John Appleby is chief economist on health policy for the King's Fund.
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