11.   A somewhat parallel argument has been unfolding over the same period at a very high level of abstraction about the responsibility of the government for managing the economy.

12.   Bush has set up a so-called challenge account that will hand out grants to developing countries based on how well they manage their economies.

13.   But French officials possess an inbred preference for relying on governmental decrees to manage the economy, rather than seeking salvation in the market place.

14.   But other economists say the Philippines has done a far better job than Mexico in managing its economy.

15.   But squabbles between Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady and budget director Richard Darman rendered the administration ineffective in managing the economy.

16.   Clinton, though disdained for his moral lapses, has demonstrated that Democrats can manage the economy, they say.

17.   Governments across the Americas must go further to change their methods of managing their economies to truly protect against volatile market crises, the statement said.

18.   Greenspan focuses most of his attention on managing the economy, no easy task of late.

19.   He describes exquisitely detailed plans for fighting poverty and managing the economy.

20.   He has battled inflation and managed the economy by raising and lowering interest rates in small, frequent steps.