Economists is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ECONOMISTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• ECONOMIST, a student of economics
• an expert in economics.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one who practices economy

Words related to ECONOMISTS

economist13

Words that contain ECONOMISTS

noneconomists17 microeconomists23

How to use ECONOMISTS in a sentence

• The estimates of private wealth, about which the economists make experiments, and on which I myself have written much in the past, have a relative value.
• She was the friend of those economists and philosophers who sapped the foundations of the social system.
• But of all things he held in profoundest abhorrence the dreary theories of materialists and political economists.
• Little has been added by political economists to the arguments for protection since his day.
• But the classical economists treated it as absolute and unvarying.
• Good economists tell us that when a precious article may be got at a low price we ought to buy.
• The scale and the trend of slave prices are essential features of the regime which most economists have ignored and for which the rest have had too little data.
• Truly it would be easier to believe that our legislators are bad political economists.
• Foreign statesmen in the recesses of the cabinet, and economists in the closet, beheld with amazement the rapid growth of our marine.
• Leading men, assuming to be statesmen and political economists, taxed their ingenuity in the invention of falsehood.
• Here are ship-captains, criminals, poets, men of science, peers, peasants, political economists, and representatives of dozens of degrees.
• Economists are coming to recognize that the purely economic interpretation of contemporary events is insufficient.
• Were trade as free as some political economists pretend, we should drive all our competitors out of every market, as respects this one article.
• Disraeli had to encounter that of the political economists, and all the leading financiers in the country.
• The Cause is not an economic system, nor its Founders be considered as having been technical economists.
• His difference from the orthodox economists, like most of his differences, is very different from the attacks made by the main body of Socialists.
• The old Manchester economists are generally attacked for being too gross and material.
• A Supplementary Estimate of six and a-half millions for the Navy gave the economists their chance.
• Therefore, in every case where such a reduction appeared in his view to be honestly aimed at, he has been in the habit of acting with the economists.
• Of Socialist teaching I knew nothing, having studied only the older English Economists in my younger days.
• And as it has been the madness of economists to seek for gold instead of life, so it has been the madness of kings to seek for land instead of life.
• A failure to see this distinction and to keep it clearly in mind has led to confusion, even on the part of legislatures, learned judges, and able economists.
• The almost universally accepted opinion among economists rejects both of these views, tho recognizing in each a certain limited aspect of the truth.
• Few of them were political economists, or had much concern with scientific relations.
• It is a question with political economists, whether, upon the whole, such endowments as this are a good or an evil to a community.
• But those of the economists are open to remark, and the more so because there has been so much claimed for them.
• Among the recorded changes the Economists write of an increasing interchange of goods, and we can see as well an increasing interchange of ideas across the frontiers of States.
• Political economists have found this out repeatedly from their statistical inquiries.
• The theoretical views of the economists and of the philosophers of value might thus be directly translated into psychotechnical advice.
• It is this historical attitude which controls all the studies of the political economists.
• Reader, can you honestly say that you understand the reason of this? It would be a waste of time to seek any satisfactory explanation from the writings of economists.
• All the political economists agree that if wages are raised in all trades, it will not in the least affect our power to export goods as profitably as now.
• The wages paid by employers, economists tell us, are fixed at the level of bare subsistence.

Similar words containing ECONOMIST without suffix s

economist13 economistic17 noneconomist16 noneconomists17 microeconomist22 microeconomists23

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