21.   Damage will also spread from Asia to the rest of the world if the Asian currencies remain extremely undervalued, many economists believe.

22.   Damages from the earthquake could still set back the nascent economic recovery, although many economists believe the rebuilding will stimulate growth in the long run.

23.   Economists believe that such restructuring could help Japan lift from its current malaise.

24.   Economists believe the burden has increased since then.

25.   Economists generally believed the cuts would be uneven and would apply to the benchmark one-year term deposits and loans.

26.   Economists also believe the Employment Development Department figures understate the actual employment in film production.

27.   Economists believe that if Congress adopts a credible balanced budget plan, the nation would enjoy a stronger economy because interest rates would fall.

28.   Economists believe that the ability of massive exports and the creation of a Hungarian niche market for the grays is not a real possibility.

29.   Economists believe that, for whatever reason, investors now think the stock market is less risky than they once did.

30.   Economists generally believe that more choice is better, but even economists acknowledge that there are exceptions in real life.