"of economics" or "in economics"?
| TonyT Communism is a form of economics. |
| In the world of economics, this is not good. |
| David Lam is a professor of economics at the. |
| Osibodu, a graduate of Economics, has decades of banking experience under her belt. |
| Paul Cantor is a professor of economics at Norwalk Community College in Connecticut. |
| This is the ShamWow of strategies, the Flowbee of economics, the Ronco of investing. |
| Elasticity of demand (and supply) is one of the great insights of economics, first postulated by Alfred Marshall. |
| SOUTH AFRICA Awarded the degree of Doctor of Economics, honoris Causa by the University of Natal in December 2003. |
| Read the shallow, jingoistic references to the Money Tree and the primary school level understanding of economics. |
| I am horrified by the lack of understanding of economics by so many people (scientists, politicans and lay public). |
| Paul has two degrees in Economics. |
| Many empirical studies in economics -- Dr. |
| He has an MA in Economics, and an MA and Ph. |
| I received all three of my degrees -- BBA in economics, masters in divinity and Ph. |
| He holds both first and graduate degrees in Economics from the University of Lagos. |
| He completed his Master's Degree in Economics from the University of Manchester in 1966. |
| And Mr Summers, the nephew of two Nobel Prize winners in economics, was a whiz-kid - an irritatingly high scorer. |
| McDonald earned a BA in Economics in 1985 from the University of Manitoba and is a graduate of Ridley College in St. |
| SOUTH AFRICA Awarded a Honorary Doctorate Degree in Economics by the University of Venda, South Africa in May, 2006. |
| SOUTH AFRICA Awarded the Honorary Doctorate Degree in Economics by the University of Venda, South Africa in May, 2006. |
| Immigration is about economics. |
| This is primarily about economics. |
| I also agree with the author when he talks about economics and environment. |
| You have a huge gap in your knowledge about economics that you need to bridge. |
| But I can tell you I spend average 8 hours in library learning about economics. |
| Unfortunately most of these ows people don't really have a clue about economics or society in general. |
| Other important Muslim scholars who wrote about economics include al-Mawardi (1075 -- 1158 ), Ibn Taimiyah (. |
| I started writing about economics because I hate the way that our dysfunctional economy is crushing the dreams of so many people. |
| I could go into why, but it would just be a long debate with some of you (ostensibly about economics but really just about politics) and I've seen that movie before. |
| If you spent an average of 8 hours reading Milton Friedman half of everything you learned about economics is lies and propaganda, you may as well have read Von'Mises or Hayek. |
| Paul Krugman is not a worthy authority on economics. |
| The speech contained some interesting points on economics. |
| The individuals with the best slogans were awarded books on economics and entrepreneurship. |
| Any introductory text on economics should have this right after Marshall's supply and demand graph. |
| Satire on Economics Satire on Racism ASSIGNMENT 1- SATIRE Find three of your own examples of satire. |
| We just conclude that you are a loony who should not be listened to on economics (or anything, I guess). |
| The site, independent of the newspaper, aims to provide knowledge and stimulate debate on economics, for business people, students, economists and others. |
| So please, remind me how Democrats are worse on economics and responsible for this mess? Ryan has played you all for fools, making you believe he's actually a deficit hawk. |
| I just want you to address the fact that the *vast* majority of economists, even Mankiw at Harvard who is a Romney advisor, don't agree that the Democrats are lost on economics at all. |
| Had Galbraith devoted more effort to gathering empirical evidence to support his views and to finding ways to test them statistically, his influence on economics would have been greater. |
| Continuing cuts will bring job levels to a 20-year low in 2014, the Centre for Economics and Business Research (CEBR) predicted. |
| And the papers were all pretty manageable, except for Economics Paper 2 (Essay Writing) and Chemistry Paper 1 (Multiple Choice). |
| You can pre-order the book at The book hit #23 on Amazon's best seller list for economics books this week despite being on the pre-order stage. |
| SHANE So from demographics to economics, Richard. |
| It changed everything, from politics to economics. |
| All that confirmed my initial view that religion is - akin to economics - a house of cards, also. |
| The MEPI was based on four major elements related to economics, education, politics, and women's empowerment. |
| Tame, were early in pointing out at the time that no consistent defence of liberty makes sense if it is confined purely to economics, a point that some Tories to this day don't seem to grasp. |
| Let's put it this way, if CO2 emmision was treated like burgalary, would you let a burglar continue because it was in his economic interests? Individuals will not change due to economics or laziness. |
| Ebert mentions, something to do with economics/capitalism. |
| Rather, Graham is characterising the exact problem with economics. |
| But it has nothing to do with politics, it has only to do with economics. |
| I for one think that it's all to do with economics and less with religion. |
| Where it might lead though will be with economics, though not the good kind. |
| In short, what there is to like or dislike about modern architecture really has a lot to do with economics and politics of space. |
| Galbraith's only serious flirtation with radicalism showed itself with Economics and the Public Purpose, published in 1973, the fourth book of what turned out to be a tetralogy on the economy. |
| The thing that is so objectionable about Posner, today and every day, is that his writings are politics, his right-wing politics, masquerading as economics. |
| It is any thought or writing about law and its relation to other social sciences such as economics, psychology, philosophy, sociology, politics and ethics etc. |
| Then, there are the programmes, which provide training in areas such as economics and social structure, politics and government, methods and techniques for workers education and trade union training. |
| I do object to its trajectory which happens to be the result of steering by economics. |
| He became absorbed by economics, reading avidly and developing an ongoing interest in economic theory. |
| There is no doubt that some new conflicts are driven primarily by economics and will continue to be in the near future. |
| Geoff C, Wiltshire, UK This is not a problem caused by the poor nor by economics, although in the current world both seem to contribute to the issue. |
| We hope you will do some books on India too Thank you!!! On a small note you (and the original picture) are mistaking realities shaped by economics with realities shaped by cultures. |
| From economics of managing expenses to learning politics first hand from the well represented student wings of political parties. |
| Mathematical Science Mathematics is, in many ways, the language of science, and it opens doors to everything from economics to space travel. |