economists

economists [ɪ'kɒnəmɪsts]  [ɪ'kɒnəmɪsts] 

原级:economist

economists 基本解释
经济学家,经济专家( economist的名词复数 );
economists 网络解释

1. 经济学家;节俭者:earrings耳环,耳饰 | economists经济学家;节俭者 | economy节约;经济,经济体系

2. 經濟學者:currency 通貨,貨幣;流傳 | economists 經濟學者 | stimulated 刺激;激勵;使興奮;促使

3. 經濟專家:Europe 歐洲 | economists 經濟專家 | available 可得到的

economists 单语例句

1. Economists said that rebounds in both the official and the HSBC indicators in October represented a considerable boost to business manager confidence in coming quarters.

2. But economists at Goldman Sachs suggest that the slowdown will be greater than during the Asian financial crisis or the 2001 dotcom bust.

3. Some economists say the stimulus measures may buy time but will not be enough to solve the woes that have roiled global financial markets.

4. Consumer spending is closely watched by economists and analysts because it accounts for 70 percent of all US economic activity.

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5. Bears point to forecasts by economists that show Japan will contract twice as much as the US this year.

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6. One key lesson for observant economists is to look at what is around you and then act on it.

7. Gross domestic product expanded by the least in two years in the second quarter, economists surveyed ahead of a September 3 report forecast.

8. When economists calculated the effect of the credit crisis they warned of a run on the banks but not a run on yellow underwear.

9. Some private economists are predicting that a half million people or more will have lost jobs when Katrina's final economic toll is calculated.

10. Some economists said China should reform its CPI calculation system, which they called outdated and misleading if used as an indicator for policy making.