Examples of using Samuelson in English and their translations into German
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CO Samuelson, roger that.
Produced by Drummond Challis and Michael Samuelson.
Dr. Samuelson is fantastic.
If you want excitement, take $800 and go to Las Vegas”,-Paul Samuelson, an American economist, Nobel laureate.
CO Samuelson will escort you back to your block.
Students of economics in your generation andmine all used the“Economics” textbook by Paul Samuelson which states on page 576 of the ninth edition.
Above all Samuelson championed two thesises within her presentation.
Depending on the combinations of factors employed, one may obtain different results, since the index may even cycle andassume aberrant values HULTEN 1973, SAMUELSON and SWAMY 1974.
Samuelson was a convinced Keynesian, though in a limited sense.
So says economist Robert Samuelson in his December 2nd Washington Post column.
SAMUELSON and SWAMY(1974) highlighted the unrealistic nature of assuming a homothetic aggregator function which they were showing to be necessary.
True, the West will beable to get its goods more cheaply; but, as Samuelson put it,“being able to purchase groceries 20% cheaper at Wal-Mart does not necessarily make up for the wage losses.”.
Peter Samuelson contributed the proper dpkg-statoverride command and Maciej Dems added that it would be better to use sudo in this case.
In the past year, we have moved from aligning sustainability with our business strategy to making it a core part ofhow we run our business,” says Jonas Samuelson, President and CEO of Electrolux.
But, contrary to what Samuelson believed, governments are haunted by fears of large fiscal deficits.
In order to illustrate the extent of the impact of current account deficits on the gross domestic product,the two American professors, Samuelson and Nordhaus, present the following table in their 1989 study book, Economics.
Paul Samuelson and Robert Solow(1960) presented the curve as a description of a tradeoff between the goals of price stability and unemployment.
In his June 29 op-ed"GreenhouseHypocrisy," Washington Post columnist Robert Samuelson points out that scientists do not know"how much warming will happen, what the effects(good or bad) will be or where.
Samuelson, a Nobel laureate, was the doyen of American economists: his famous textbook, Economics went through 14 editions in its author's lifetime, introducing future economists worldwide to the rudiments of their craft.
Balanced-budget stimulus was first advocated in the early 1940's by William Salant, an economist in President Franklin Roosevelt's administration,and by Paul Samuelson, then a young economics professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
So we have Paul Samuelson, the author of the postwar era's landmark economics textbook, reminding his fellow economists that China's gains in globalization may well come at the expense of the US;
This first part, consists talks by Dr. Dirk-Holger Neuhaus, Managing Director, Solar World Innovations GmbH; Prof. Rolf Brendel, Director of the Institute for Solar Energy Research Hameln(ISFH) and Prof.Dr. Lars Samuelson, Co-Director of the Nanometer Structure Consortium, Lund University.
They fail to answer what Paul Samuelson identified as the key questions for economics- what, how, and for whom are goods and services produced, delivered and sold- and rarely deal with“where” and“when,” either.
The name arises because of the location of the principals involved in the controversy: the debate was largely between economists such as Joan Robinson and Piero Sraffa at the University of Cambridge in England andeconomists such as Paul Samuelson and Robert Solow at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Pamela Samuelson[14] warns that the White Paper may block the development of"third-wave" information industries by locking the world into the"second-wave" economic model that fit the age of the printing press.
The first part has been published last week consisting of talks by Dr. Dirk-Holger Neuhaus, Managing Director, Solar World Innovations GmbH; Prof. Rolf Brendel, Director of the Institute for Solar Energy Research Hameln(ISFH) and Prof.Dr. Lars Samuelson, Co-Director of the Nanometer Structure Consortium, Lund University.
An Introductory Analysis, written by MIT economist and Nobel prize-winner, Paul A. Samuelson, states flatly that arguments suggesting that shorter hours might ease unemployment are based on a“fallacy” which Samuelson calls“the lump-of-labor fallacy”.
The Republican Richard Nixon was elected US President in 1968 on a platform of scaling down the Democrats' expensive Great Society programs.“Iam not an economic determinist,” Samuelson wrote in November 1968,“But I can predict with confidence that Richard Nixon will be using the New Economics if only for the reason that new times make it inescapable.”.
In fact, even a famed economist was willing to provide Biblical commentary:Paul Samuelson wrote in his classic textbook on economics," The Biblical utterances against interest and usury clearly refer to loans made for consumption rather than investment purposes.
TOKYO- When asked if he had everread the classic economics textbook by Paul Samuelson, something almost all first-year students in the subject read, Japanese Minister of Finance and Deputy Prime Minister Naoto Kan replied:“I read about 10 pages.”.