economists的例句大全

Such media stories about the economists' disappearing consensus on free trade have been recurrently written in the past 20 years.

过去20年，对有关经济学家正对自由贸易失去认同，新闻媒体反复作过很多报道。

Yet the earthquake at the very least throws a huge question mark over an economic recovery that economists had hoped would gather steam in the current quarter after stalling in the last three months of 2010.

不过，这场地震至少给日本经济复苏划上了一个巨大的问号&经济学家们原本期望，在2010年后三个季度陷入停滞后，复苏将于当前的季度提速。

Economists argue about sustainable levels of debt and savings, but banks seem ready to lend a bit more again, and consumers are starting to borrow.

经济学家仍在什么水平的债务和储蓄具有可持续性的问题上争论不休，但银行似乎准备好了再多放些贷，同时消费者也开始借钱了。

Most economists think his theories are sheer bunk.

大多数的经济学家认为他的理论完全是鬼扯.

Economists are also more upbeat about the broader outlook for earnings.

经济学家也对企业盈利的整体前景感到更加乐观.

International Labour Organization economists say some nations have come up with policies to lessen the impact of lower wages during the economic crisis.

国际劳工组织的经济学家说， 一些国家已经出台了相关政策来减少经济危机期间低工资的影响。

Economists from all countries have a common idea that SMEs will be the main force of economic development in 21 century.

各国经济学家普遍认为，中小企业将是21世纪经济发展的主要推进力量。

The incentives have also drawn some criticism from economists such as Kenneth Lin, economics professor at National Taiwan University, who says the island needs to incentivize automation instead of cheap labor if it wants its companies to move up the value chain.

这些优惠措施也招致了台湾大学经济学教授林向恺等经济学家的批评。他说，如果台湾希望自己的企业沿着价值链向上攀升，它需要采取措施鼓励这些企业提高自动化水平，而不是使用廉价劳工。

Economists also point out that spending cuts alone do not solve the problems of countries with economic problems.

经济学家还指出，仅仅削减支出不能解决存在结构性经济问题的国家的问题。

Some economists argue that the problems caused by hot money have been exaggerated.

一些经济学家认为,热钱引发的问题被夸大了.

Barring a hard landing in China, Asia excluding Japan should continue to clip along nicely at about 7 per cent, according to most economists.

许多经济学家称，除非中国经济出现硬着陆，否则亚洲除日本以外的国家，将继续实现7%左右的快速增长。

The revised offer, exact details of which remain to be worked out, has already been criticised by some economists and market participants as insufficient.

修改后的提议（细节仍有待敲定）已遭到一些经济学家和市场参与者的批评，被认为力度不够。

Economists say the polarization in this year's election campaigns could make Washington's disfunctional politics even worse.

经济学家说，在今年两党大选策略中表现出来的两极分化情况可能让华盛顿本已运转不畅的政治体制变得更加不畅。

Economists refer to the goods or service as inferior.

经济学家就称这种商品或者劳务为次品.

Government economists calculate that 1m workers, or one in four of those employed by the state, are surplus to requirements.

政府的经济学家估计四分之一吃皇粮的，也就是1,000,000工人过剩。

In acknowledging this concern, economists have still predicted a 7% growth rate in trade volume and 3. 5% growth for the world econ.

意识到这种忧患，经济学家仍然预计了7%的贸易量增长和3.5%的世界经济增长。

People tend to form strong views about what a fair price is for a house, and behavioural economists call this anchoring.

人们往往会对一幢房子的公平价格形成根深蒂固的看法，行为经济学家称之为锚定（Anchoring）。

The Washington Post reported on a recent study by Princeton economists, in which college graduates, who applied to the most selective schools in the 12th grade were compared to those who applied to slightly less selective schools.

《华盛顿邮报》报道了普林斯顿大学经济学最近的一项研究，在该研究中，将那些在十二年级申请高选择性院校的大学毕业生与那些申请选择性略低院校的大学毕业生进行了对比。

Many eminent economists, from Eugene Fama of the University of Chicago to Allan Meltzer of Carnegie Mellon, take a totally different view.

目前，包括芝加哥大学（University of Chicago）的尤金•法玛和卡内基•梅隆大学的阿兰•梅尔泽在内，许多优秀的经济学家的观点就与之截然相反。

The system of negative income tax was firstly proposed by Milton Friedman of Chicago University, and developed by economists in the west later.

负所得税制度首先由美国芝加哥大学的米尔顿·弗里德曼提出，后来又在西方经济学界得到了发展。