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Economists call these marginal changes.
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经济学家称这些为边际的变化。 |
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Economists call this a sunk cost.
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经济学家们将这种现象叫做”沉淀成本”。 |
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Economists call this nominal price rigidity.
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经济学家将这称为名义价格刚性。 |
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Economists continue to argue fiercely about whether Asia can decouple from the world's biggest economy.
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经济学家仍然在激烈争论亚洲是否能够脱离世界上最强大的经济。 |
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Economists feel that tame inflation along with a fragile economic recovery could delay further interest rate increases.
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经济学家认为,目前温和的通涨率和脆弱的经济复苏也许会推迟升息的脚步。 |
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Economists find it devilishly hard to define the “correct value” for a currency.
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经济学家发现给货币定义“正确的价值”难于上青天。 |
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Economists have discussed five candidate quantities: GDP, “utility,” throughput, natural capital and total capital (the sum of natural and man-made capital).
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经济学家曾经讨论过五种可能的量值:GDP、效益、产出、自然资本与总资本(自然资本与人造资本的总和)。 |
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Economists justify protectionist policies—used by developed countries too—mostly as temporary measures.
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正当经济保护主义政策——也被发达国家运用——大多是作为临时措施。 |
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Economists like to argue that money belongs in the same class as the wheel and the inclined plane among ancient inventions of great social utility.
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经济学家喜欢说,货币同轮子和斜面一样,属于有巨大社会效用的古代发明。 |
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Economists normally reckon that a $100 drop in wealth eventually reduces spending by $3-5 a year.
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经济学家通常计算得出财产每下降100美元,每年的支出将减少3-5美元。 |
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Economists say de-industrialisation, driven largely by labour costs that are 20 per cent above the European Union average, has been under way for some time.
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经济学家表示,德国的劳动力成本比欧盟国家平均水平高20%,在很大程度上驱动了德国的去工业化过程,而这个过程已持续了一段时间。 |