11.   City officials boast of their ability to regulate design and zoning to spread the benefits of the new economics to all income levels throughout downtown.

12.   It is a strategy crafted for baby-boomer demographics and the new economics of radio industry consolidation.

13.   N. Gregory Mankiw, a more traditional professor of economics at Harvard and the author of a new introductory economics textbook, agrees.

14.   Not all the behavior in the new economics is ornery.

15.   The biggest doubts surround his new economics team.

16.   The new publishing economics means a forced course in self-reliance for booksellers, who must depend less on publishers and more on their own ideas for events.

17.   The new economics of retirement are forcing Americans who want to build a retirement nest egg to wade into the confusing world of stocks, bonds and mutual funds.

18.   The new economics of the arts has enhanced the experience of audiences and performers alike, says Ellen Highstein, director of the Tanglewood Music Center.

19.   There was never a new economics to go along with the new economy.

20.   To some degree the fights are simply reflections of the new economics.