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What economists call.
Automation is what economists call.
Economists call that value-added.
Is what economists call.
Economists call it an unconditional cash transfer, and it's exactly that: It's cash given with no strings attached.
Just forget what the economists call it.
In what economists call“network effects.”.
Part of what's going on is something economists call the“network effect.”.
Behavioral economists call this hyperbolic discounting.
Is this not a clear case of what economists call‘moral hazard'?
Economists call the value that we gain from our informal networks, from our friends and colleagues and family"social capital.".
That's what economists call added value.
This is something probably attributable to something economists call the"wealth effect.".
Or as some economists call it, present bias.
When money spent multiplies as it filters through the economy, economists call it the multiplier effect.
It creates what economists call an“information asymmetry”- where one party knows more about what is going on than the other.
You see, keeping salaries secret leads to what economists call"information asymmetry.".
He referred actually to strange economists called the French Physiocrats, who believed that the only true value was what you extracted from the land.
While there are many potential reasons for the stagnant prices,it seems to be a rather extreme version of what economists call“price stickiness.”.
The reason is something economists call the“network effect”.
What the economists call equalized supply and demand does not constitute real equality between those who offer their labor for sale and those who purchase it.
Indeed, over the course of market cycles, oil reserves can themselves become a source of serious conflict,instability and imbalances, in what economists call the"natural resource curse".
What comes next is a classic example of what economists call an“asymmetrical transaction,” where one party has more information than the other.
At one point a good friend of mine suggested that currently we are in a downturn in the global economy that fits with the pattern of what some economists call Kondratiev waves- meaning, I think, regular periods of economic decline or crisis- and that this means that reform is impossible.
Keeping salaries secret leads to what economists call“information asymmetry”- a situation where one party has much more information than the other.
And he used this following analogy:he referred to strange economists called the French physiocrats, who believed that the only true value was what you extracted from the land.
Their leader was a Harvard economist called Jeffrey Sachs.
BEIJING- An economist called for more efforts to stimulate the private sector as the Chinese economy has entered a new period that requires a higher level of innovation and entrepreneurship.
In a special report on the European Union earlier this year, The Economist called the institution“preposterous”, adding that“hardly anybody, even in Brussels, would notice if it disappeared tomorrow.”.
The Economist called Croatia“an economic and political basket-case” and doubted whether the country, with its incompetent politicians then accusing one another of fascism and communism, could find its“winning streak.”.