Примери за използване на Many economists на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Many economists, however, expect inflation to accelerate to about 3 percent by the year-end.
Many economists say that the crisis is ending.
Many economists are expecting similar gains in March.
Many economists believe that the free market will substitute one energy source with another through technological innovation.
Many economists believe that the overhang of excess household debt,
That's higher than the rate of inflation but many economists have argued that wage growth should be much higher at this stage of the economic growth cycle.
Many economists now predict the number of jobless individuals will tip above three million in 2010.
The smallest risk is the one that many economists predict every year- a global recession,
And many economists now agree that this approach can succeed in promoting national leadership in strategic industries.
The question many economists and investors are now asking,
Many economists and market participants who were formerly averse to government interference agree that a more robust regulatory framework must be constructed to cage the destructive forces of capitalism.
Many economists say globalization provided a triple boost to global economic growth:
Many economists fear the coalition's spending plans will drive up Italy's public debt,
In spite of the increasing national debt, many economists say they believe that the risks remain low
Despite the rising levels of federal debt, many economists say they think the risks remain slight
Bernanke noted that many economists now expect the labor market to recover slowly,
The distinction between annual advances and others extending over a longer period retained such lasting value for social science that many economists, even after Adam Smith, returned to it.
the end of the Obama presidency, with the annual growth rate falling to an anemic 1.6 percent in 2016, and many economists warned of a recession.
Many economists have been urging the government to loosen controls over the financial system, to support lending
It therefore expects the U.S. Federal Reserve to delay its first rise in interest rates, which many economists have been expecting to take place in June,