101.   Some economists argue that this is the case.

102.   Some economists have argued that the declining currency makes a compelling argument for adopting a common North American currency with the United States and Mexico.

103.   The answer, economists argue, depends on whether lenders respond by funneling capital into unproductive projects.

104.   The economists argue that the puzzle is explained by local interest groups blocking efficient techniques.

105.   The Fed economists argue in their paper that this blunt club may not be needed.

106.   The setting of wages also reflects the complexities of human psychology, the behavioral economists argue.

107.   These economists argue that a devaluation of the real, which has been pegged to the dollar, may be inevitable.

108.   Then, when the crisis hit, U.S. officials insisted on tough measures like budget cuts and high interest rates, which many economists argue made things worse.

109.   These economists argue that dividing Microsoft would actually lead to higher prices and little new innovation.

110.   Three economists argue for a gradual transition to free markets based on the experience of Far East nations.