31.   Economists forever warn against advice by Pollyannas who urge the Fed to stimulate and then stimulate some more.

32.   Economists have warned for years that stock prices are unrealistically high, needing to fall by about a third, by one prominent estimate, to regain financial sense.

33.   Economists have warned that a generous wage settlement will slow down German economic growth, which is already the lowest in Europe.

34.   Economists also warn that the outlet for exports is in jeopardy because of slower growth forecasts in Southeast Asia and rising trade tensions with the U.S.

35.   Economists have warned for months that slower auto production would eventually show up in higher jobless rates.

36.   Economists warn that many others, however, stay at work because they see no other choice.

37.   Economists warn that the burden on local governments may soon increase.

38.   Economists warned that a disappointing money-supply figure could push German bonds down, which would affect the Danish market.

39.   Economists also warned against overreacting to the industrial production increase.

40.   Economists have warned, however, that inflation could start rising from next year as a result of policies initiated by the Socialist government.