91.   Some economists argue that Indonesia was simply the victim of the international equivalent of a drive-by shooting.

92.   Some economists argue that insurers and big employees are already containing costs, but others say that this year may be the last chance for reform.

93.   Some economists argue that it is both inequitable and inefficient to recruit panels by compulsion.

94.   Some economists argue that the government has understated the rate of productivity increase, in large measure because it has failed to gauge efficiency in the service sector accurately.

95.   Some economists argue that warnings about a reversal of the wealth effect were overblown.

96.   Some economists argued that such a discrepancy would be followed by a sharp decline, which soon arrived.

97.   Some economists therefore argue that we should stop worrying about the rise in medical costs.

98.   Some private economists argued otherwise.

99.   Some economists argue that the differences between the two men were overblown.

100.   Some economists argue that the slowdown in the fourth quarter is just a blip, given the strength of the U.S. economy.