1.   Nevertheless, the way in which modern economists view macroeconomic problems owes much to the Keynesian framework.

2.   And just as economists often view marriage as an opportunity for gains from trade, so do novelists.

3.   Economists viewed signs of divisions at the Summit with alarm.

4.   Economists view falling prices as a sign of weak demand that will likely slice corporate profits and investment.

5.   Economists view some form of budgetary pact as crucial to the credibility of the planned currency, the euro.

6.   Economists viewed that as a particularly encouraging sign for job growth in general in the months ahead.

7.   However, data for that category are erratic and economists view the figure with skepticism.

8.   Mainstream economists have long viewed specialization as the best avenue for growth, especially for poor regions or Third World countries.

9.   Many economists view patent trends as a rough proxy for innovation.

10.   Most economists view currency boards as last-ditch efforts that can do more harm than good.