Economist means An expert in economics, especially one who studies economic data and extracts higher-level information or proposes theories. This page lists 20 example sentences from real texts.
Economist in a sentence
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Economist meaning
- An expert in economics, especially one who studies economic data and extracts higher-level information or proposes theories.
- One concerned with political economy.
- One who manages a household.
Synonyms of Economist
Example sentences (20)
Payroll cuts in the financial sector and at construction sites "are not too surprising," an economist said Friday.
January’s reading came in at 8.5%, Eurostat said Wednesday, less than economist estimates for a slowdown to 8.9%.
Omar Everleny, an economist, told Al Jazeera that the government should work to transform the state-dominated economy.
Joelle Gamble, chief economist at the Labor Department, will become a deputy director of the National Economic Council.
Divya Sridhar, economist at PwC, said: “Looking ahead, falling energy prices will provide some relief to public spending.
It has the workforce and the prior experience,” said Rebekah Young, Scotiabank economist and automotive industry analyst.
Chief property economist Kelvin Davidson said he was expecting a continued upturn in the market, starting from a low base.
Chief economist Tao Wang expects a rebound this year to 4.9%, led by consumption and helped by stabilization in real estate.
Economist Bond Mtembezeka said the cyclone will affect the country’s development aspirations negatively.
I mean, I’m not an economist – I only play one here at HotAir – but who the heck does that in real life?
In her address, development economist Dr Nthabiseng Moleko told the gathering of the need for “growth through redistribution”.
Krishna Guha, an economist at the investment bank Evercore, has an interesting take on what’s happening.
According to economist Justin Alexander, "political dysfunction" has kept Kuwait from living up to its full economic potential.
Graham Dobbs is a senior economist on the Brookfield Institute for Innovation + Entrepreneurship team.
Housing Industry Association Chief Economist Tim Reardon said any indication portaloo is declining is a bad sign for the economy.
And right now the firewall is holding firm," said Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics.
But the episode is the kind of provocation that could drive China and the U.S. into a Cold War-style conflict, The Economist notes.
Nedbank economist da Silva said that after this, the repo rate will probably remain in this range.
CoreLogic NZ chief property economist Kelvin Davidson said the figures reflected recent interest rate hikes and tighter lending rules.
In Tier-1 cities, secondary property transactions have been returning strongly,” said Hao Hong, chief economist at Grow Investment Group.
Common combinations with economist
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- chief economist 49×
- economist at 33×
- an economist 24×
- economist and 17×
- the economist 17×
- senior economist 11×
- economist with 7×
- economist said 6×
- economist intelligence 5×
- economist dr 4×
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