Significados de economic rationale en inglés

Mr Twyford said letting fees were unfair and had no economic rationale.

Most significantly, the new policy measures were largely underpinned by sound economic rationale.

Andrew Dilnot, the economist leading the government-commissioned review, said he understood the economic rationale.

There's no good economic rationale for going to the polls.

But over this time, the economic rationale for nuclear, never particularly strong, has weakened considerably.

The political demands are cloaked in an economic rationale.

The problem with monetarist limits on fiscal policy is that they lack any genuine economic rationale.

What Mr Varadkar did not say was there was also an economic rationale behind traffic policing.

The economic rationale for going self-sufficient in energy is key to getting citizens onboard, said the mayor.

Waugh said three or four corporate and regulatory governance modifications would maintain the deal's strategic and economic rationale.

The economic rationale behind import substitution remains rather dubious, since it invariably will result in poorer quality, less competitive goods.

After growth peaks and Qatar moves toward a post-oil economy, analysts say, the economic rationale for restricting citizenship could change.

As well as the political opportunity to retreat from the wilder shores of Austeria, circumstances provide an economic rationale for a rethink.

Rob Cameron says the failure to ram home the economic rationale of the sales with voters has jeopardised their chances of being a success.

The SNB will orderly replace Hildebrand (perhaps at this afternoon's press conference), and the economic rationale for keeping the CHF weak remains unharmed.

The evidence submitted by the club "did not provide the necessary comfort … about the economic rationale of the transactions," the letter said.