Goldman Sachs's economists expect that America's house prices will have stopped rising by the end of the year.
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Financial repression is a term introduced in 1973 by Stanford economists Edward S. Shaw and Ronald I.
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In his radio address, Bush cited last week's announcement by economists that the U.S. economy has been in recession since March.
It is the IMF's economists who occasionally slip in hints of criticism to their reports.
The Bank's economists have also scaled back their estimates of how much trade reduces poverty.
Paul O'Neill, America's Treasury secretary, reckons that the Fund's economists do not know what they are talking about.
The OECD's economists shed light on what would happen if each side took the advice of the other.
Mr. Obama's economists know all this, but then the minimum wage has nothing to do with poverty or unemployment.
As such, they don't incorporate a judgment by the OECD's economists about what is likely or may happen in the future.
Goldman's economists suggest that 61% of a properly diversified foreign-exchange reserve would be in dollars, with 32% in euros and 7% in yen.
The ADB's economists find that trade in parts is much less sensitive to changes in the real exchange rate than trade in finished products.
Long-term, as I've argued in the past, it's hard for most economists to see the eurozone's 17 economies coming through this without a weak currency.
Instead, the OECD's economists focus on that surprising conclusion I mentioned at the start: that Iceland should now rush to join the single European currency.
IMF's economists predicted that America would grow by 2.6% in 2000.
Doyle did not work on countries within the monetary union, but his comments highlight strong feelings among the fund's economists about its work underway in places like Greece.
When you listen to Portugal's economists there are doubts everywhere.
At that point, claim the EU's and IMF's economists, Greece will have returned to growth and reached a primary budget surplus (ie, it will raise more revenue than it spends, before interest).
Earlier this year an unofficial study by two of the DoJ's economists crunched the most recent data available, and reached the opposite, and more plausible, conclusion: that fewer competitors means higher fares, as one would expect.
The bank's economists reckon that the crisis could push 53m more people into extreme poverty in poor countries, but some of those countries feel the bank itself could help more and will make that point loudly this weekend.
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But in last year's report, the OECD's economists also had some free advice for the Bank of England: with the recovery under way, they said the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) should be getting a move on with rate rises.
So far, the argument about the commission's capacity has been largely among economists debating the executive's support for putting austerity at the center of its crisis response.
It's also, as some economists have noted, it's as though employers are on a hiring strike.
That's the view of some economists watching the European Central Bank's latest attempts to curtail the euro bloc's recession.
That's why economists across the ideological spectrum agree that stimulus spending by the government is necessary.
Behavioural economists say it's human nature to notice concrete losses more than gains forgone.
Two weeks ago, we revealed the remarkable forecasting record of America's top economists who attend this event.
There was a great, by the way, consensus of economists if that's the measure that says stimulus makes sense.
Not all economists think there's even a 10% chance of a property doomsday.
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