Benjamin Graham, Franco Modigliani , Friedrich von Hayek and Gunnar Myrdal are some of the famous economists who impacted positively the economy of the world.
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Elfriede Rehbein has written:
'Friedrich List' -- subject(s): Economists
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The possessive form of the plural noun economists is economists'.
example: All of the economists' predictions are for improvement in the next quarter.
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Economists Salary: American Dollars: Corporate Economists$88,428 - $132,846 Academic Economists (New Phd) $94,006 British Pounds: Corporate Economists £47,832.53 - £72,411.42 Academic Economist ( New Phd) £50,882.24
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Economists Salary: American Dollars: Corporate Economists$88,428 - $132,846 Academic Economists (New Phd) $94,006 British Pounds: Corporate Economists £47,832.53 - £72,411.42 Academic Economist ( New Phd) £50,882.24
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Build Simple Models, Employ Cost-Benefit Analysis, Take Small, Incremental Steps
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Such people are generally known as Economists. There are many varieties of economists, like Neo-Classical, Keynesian, Marxist, Mercantilist, Physiocratic, etc.
People who develop ideas that explain how an economy works are called economists.
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Political Union of Economists was created in 1994.
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Economists generally assume that the economy will behave in an understandable way.
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criticism on rostowian model by different economists
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The Economists - 1916 is rated/received certificates of:
UK:U
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labor, capital, technology are the main ones. think of the production function y = f(K,L)
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Alan Greenspan is one of the most famous economists ever know.
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yes they make about 145,576 dollars a day and my cousin in a economists
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New Ideas From Dead Economists was created in 1989.
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The 3 questions that economists ask are, \"what will be produced\"?, \"for who will it be produced\"?, and \"how will it be produced\"?
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Such people are generally known as Economists. There are many varieties of economists, like Neo-Classical, Keynesian, Marxist, Mercantilist, Physiocratic, etc.
People who develop ideas that explain how an economy works are called economists.
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There are several types of economists. A major distinction is typically between macroeconomists - economists focused on the economic performance of an entire country, and microeconomists - economists which focus in greater detail on the market for certain goods or services. In addition, several other branches of the subject such as behavioural economics (combining psychology with economics) exist and have economists specialising in these fields.
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Julian Hardinge has written:
'The Economists' Bookshop' -- subject(s): Economists' Bookshop
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A. G. Pool has written:
'Economists and social policy' -- subject(s): Economists
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Bernard Caravan has written:
'Economists for beginners' -- subject(s): Economics, Economists, History
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Jonathan Schlefer has written:
'The assumptions economists make' -- subject(s): Economics, Economists
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Economists regard imperfect competition because it allows firms to be less efficient producers.
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economists follow the country's GDP and other key statistics to predict business cycles.
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Economists interviewed by Fox News favor McCain. Those appearing on CNN are for Obama.
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Christopher Leman has written:
'Ten commandments for policy economists' -- subject(s): Government economists
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Which of these items is not considered by economists to be a need?
a meal
shelter
a coat
a book
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Economists may offer conflicting advice because there are many schools of economic thought and modelling. Contrary to what many people think, though, economists do often agree on many subjects.
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Some economists maintain that under the conditions of a liquidity trap. Today, most economists favor a low and steady rate of inflation.
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Economists follow the country's GDP and other key statistics to predict business cycles
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As many as there are economists! The classic proverb is that if you ask three economists the same question, you'll get four different answers.
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1. Adam smith
2. John maynard keynes
3. Karl marx
4. Milton Friedman
5. Joseph Stiglitz
6. David ricardo
7. Thomas Malthus
8. Joan Robinson
9. Alfred Marshall
10. Lenin
This is perhaps the worst crafted and most disingenuous list of top ten economists I have ever seen. There are two glaring absences and one glaring presence on this list despite it's many other flaws. Lenin has absolutely no place on this list and no place in any discussion of economics except when discussing disastrous failures (see Manya Gordon's Workers Before and After Lenin). Friedrich Hayek and Paul Samuelson are the two economists who each deserve top 5 spots. In fact you only really need the top 5 economists; after that everybody falls off in significance. I do not believe that anybody can seriously argue against this list:
1. Adam Smith
2. Friedrich Hayek
3. John Maynard Keynes
4. Milton Friedman
5. Paul Samuelson
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As many as there are economists! The classic proverb is that if you ask three economists the same question, you'll get four different answers.
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Government economists work for federal, state, and local governments in a wide variety of positions involving analysis and policy making.
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When economists say that people act rationally in their self interest they mean that
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False, economists do not all agree that predatory pricing exists and is a common practice.
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