Перевод слова

Перевод: economist

[существительное]
экономист ; бережливый человек

Тезаурус:

1. The Economist indices are based on 1985=100, and are weighted by the value of imports into OECD countries in 1984-;86 (net of intra-EC trade in farm products covered by EC subsidies).
2. The Economist Intelligence Unit concluded in its World Commodity Outlook 1989: "Short of climatic intervention - to which tea is less vulnerable than most other major crops - a continuation of the downtrend seems unavoidable: we expect London auction prices to average 1/kg, or even less, in 1989."
3. But the economist added: "Our analysis are much more negative even than the samizdat literature.
4. The study by the transport economist Mr Bill Tyson also shows that fares have risen, and the overall savings to the tax-payer have been a modest 23 million.
5. Just to show how the White House was sympathetic to the problems of the Fed and its crusade against inflation, White House chief economist Michael Boskin rebuked the 100 economists and their call for new tax credits and public works spending.
6. Wilson used both his Policy Unit, which contained a special "Benn-watcher", the economist Richard Graham, and the Cabinet machinery to geld Benn's favoured strategy.
7. World exports that year were 70m bags - of which Brazil's quota was only 16.5m bags, according to the Economist Intelligence Unit, a sister company of The Economist.
8. Jeffrey Sachs, a Harvard economist who has advised the Polish government, has suggested that an aid package of 30 billion a year for five years might be in order.
9. BOGOTA (Reuter) - Roberto Salazar Manrique, an economist, was named as Colombia's new justice minister, replacing Monica de Greiff who resigned after repeated death threats by drug traffickers.
10. A message from Mr Dubcek to the crowd in Prague, read by the economist who advised him in 1968, called for the resignation of all those in the present leadership who were resposible for the invasion and its aftermath.
11. His adult life has been spent as a psychologist and economist, engaged on problems of development in the Third World.
12. According to Stephen Roach, a senior economist at Morgan Stanley in New York, these overall figures disguise a radical change in the distribution of debt between industries.
13. Laszlo Csaba, an economist at Budapest's Institute for Market Research, predicts that trade will recover later in the year as the opportunities for profit overcome bureaucratic obstruction.