Economists consider 65 days a normal level for this time of year.

Some economists may consider a 5 percent rate full employment.

The Economist later considered the move to have been "a disaster".

Many economists consider the performance of stocks from one day to the next to be independent.

Yet many economists consider it perhaps the most realistic measure of how much American companies actually make.

In such use, many economists consider it to be a measure of social inequality.

In addition, some economists consider the low unemployment rate misleading.

Economists consider its findings to be an early indicator of the previous month's economic performance.

But most economists consider the unemployment rate flawed in the other direction.

Economists and labor experts consider the situation an unusual phenomenon.