31.   Indeed, some economists see signs prices may be recovering.

32.   Indeed, economists nowadays seemingly see good everywhere.

33.   Just a month ago, economists were still seeing signs of slow growth in both the city and the state.

34.   Long-term, some economists see the euro as competing with the dollar as the top international currency.

35.   Loomis Sayles economist Horrigan sees the evidence piling up for a pessimistic outlook.

36.   Many agricultural economists see merit in the Iowa plan, although they say it needs much more scrutiny.

37.   Many economists see a carbon tax as the most economically efficient way to reduce emissions.

38.   Many economists see reasons for further changes.

39.   Mainstream economists see the expansion as a phenomenon that can continue indefinitely, until some outside shock or policy mistake provokes a recession.

40.   Most economists see few reasons not to cut interest rates in coming months to get the economy moving.