Definition of macroeconomist in English:

macroeconomist

noun

See macroeconomics
Example sentencesExamples
- While the book won't tell a macroeconomist what he needs to know about economic history, it will tell an economic historian much of what he needs to know about current literature in macroeconomics.
- Some macroeconomists are fond of the saying ‘inflation is always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon.’
- Even so, the experience of the 1990s raises several interesting puzzles that should preclude any tendency toward complacency among macroeconomists.
- Much, indeed, still can be learned from the work of David Ricardo by macroeconomists and monetary analysts.
- Granger's work has been a boon to macroeconomists, while Engle's has been crucial to modern finance.

Definition of macroeconomist in US English:

macroeconomist

noun-iˈkänəmist

See macroeconomics
Example sentencesExamples
- Granger's work has been a boon to macroeconomists, while Engle's has been crucial to modern finance.
- Some macroeconomists are fond of the saying ‘inflation is always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon.’
- Much, indeed, still can be learned from the work of David Ricardo by macroeconomists and monetary analysts.
- While the book won't tell a macroeconomist what he needs to know about economic history, it will tell an economic historian much of what he needs to know about current literature in macroeconomics.
- Even so, the experience of the 1990s raises several interesting puzzles that should preclude any tendency toward complacency among macroeconomists.

单词	macroeconomist
释义	Definition of macroeconomist in English: macroeconomist noun See macroeconomics Example sentencesExamples While the book won't tell a macroeconomist what he needs to know about economic history, it will tell an economic historian much of what he needs to know about current literature in macroeconomics. Some macroeconomists are fond of the saying ‘inflation is always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon.’ Even so, the experience of the 1990s raises several interesting puzzles that should preclude any tendency toward complacency among macroeconomists. Much, indeed, still can be learned from the work of David Ricardo by macroeconomists and monetary analysts. Granger's work has been a boon to macroeconomists, while Engle's has been crucial to modern finance. Definition of macroeconomist in US English: macroeconomist noun-iˈkänəmist See macroeconomics Example sentencesExamples Granger's work has been a boon to macroeconomists, while Engle's has been crucial to modern finance. Some macroeconomists are fond of the saying ‘inflation is always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon.’ Much, indeed, still can be learned from the work of David Ricardo by macroeconomists and monetary analysts. While the book won't tell a macroeconomist what he needs to know about economic history, it will tell an economic historian much of what he needs to know about current literature in macroeconomics. Even so, the experience of the 1990s raises several interesting puzzles that should preclude any tendency toward complacency among macroeconomists.
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