But over the longer term, I think any economist recognizes the benefits of open markets.

Many economists recognize that the evidence is not nearly so one-sided.

Many economists recognize the irony of cutting the budget deficit in the midst of a weak economy.

The links between the physical environment and the economic environment are much more profound than economists have recognized.

Of course, economists have long recognized that commodity prices generally rise before inflation shows up in consumer prices.

The high levels of debt are the biggest cause of deflation, many economists recognize.

As economists since Adam Smith have recognized, economic judgments are often tempered by these emotions.

Even relatively sceptical economists now recognise that public action can boost certain development factors "beyond what market forces on their own would generate."

While most economists recognize that the richest are pulling away, they disagree on what this means.

Yet the Swedish economist recognized that despite slavery and adversity, blacks helped to hold the country's social fabric together.