economic arguments

And there have been no rational economic arguments put forward to support the call for an appreciation of the RMB exchange rate.

They believe that, especially in recessionary climates , you will be ignored if you do not take economic arguments into account.

Market psychology is, of course, sometimes difficult to explain and may not be supported by rational economic arguments .

In doing so, it sets out a number of new economic arguments and estimates.

I try not to spend too much time on this blog correcting journalists' spurious economic arguments.

But somewhat regrettably, sound and rational economic arguments have been clouded by politically motivated commentary.

It seems possible that it will be economic arguments rather than environmental arguments that will push PV energy into the mainstream.

I like economic arguments as much as anyone, but in this case they do not point in quite the direction that most people seem to think.

The report reinforces the economic arguments behind the launch of the European Commission's Global Europe trade policy framework in 2006.

Economic arguments for protecting the ugly are as strong as those for protecting some groups currently covered by legislation.

There must be strong economic arguments in favour of nationalising it.

But there are also economic arguments against states expanding the practice and using it as a revenue source.

The smoking ban is justified instead using fancy-sounding economic arguments about the "externalities" of smoking.

Economic arguments can be double- edged ; sometimes they are best not wielded .

The trouble is, economic arguments ignore political realities.

Mr Legrain has assembled powerful evidence to undermine the economic arguments against immigration.

It is also possible, however, to advance purely economic arguments for the idea that growth might slow more abruptly than most assume.

There are very compelling evidence and economic arguments to take into account gender issues.

Still, the economic arguments are sufficiently tangled that, in the end, they might prove irrelevant.

They were on opposite sides of most economic arguments.

There are compelling economic arguments for addressing the health of adolescents.

The building of proposed dams, for example, can be stopped by using economic arguments to show their economic liabilities.

There are strong economic arguments to be made in favour of reform, she points out, and the business lobby is keen.

With the U. S. the largest debtor nation, the Treasury Secretary is embracing the same economic arguments