economese

language and jargon typical of economists and the field of economics.

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I do not need a panel of experts to tell me the world economy is trapped in a low-growth environment, and it can be cladded in any form of academic or quasi-academic economese, the basic fact remains: the debt overhang is dragging down the world economy.

If global leaders fail to finger debt, how can we save the world?

Very few people have actually read its thousands of pages of wonkobabble and economese. I certainly have not.

Healthcare reform & practitioners: how will 'ObamaCare' affect the wide spectrum of healthcare practitioners?

The 100.5 percent figure refers to the absolute level of spending relative to saving during the first three months of 1999 (the average propensity to consume, in economese).

Booming, borrowing, and consuming: the U.S. economy in 1999

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