51.   If most economists agree that, Wall Street notwithstanding, deficit reduction has been a plus for the economy, it sharpens the dilemma faced by Dole.

52.   Indeed, many economists agree that the process, loosely modeled on the successful anti-inflation program of Argentina, might finally bring price stability.

53.   In the short term, economists agree, presidents have almost no influence over the ups and downs of the business cycle.

54.   It is an very painful process, economists agree, but one destined to put the financial system on sounder footing and make businesses leaner and more competitive.

55.   It is the growing presence of managers and professionals in service companies, labor economists agree, that appears to be most responsible for pushing up the pay averages.

56.   Japanese and foreign economists mostly agree that such a far-reaching restructuring is necessary to invigorate the second-largest economy in the world.

57.   Many economists agree, but the amount of the overstatement is in dispute.

58.   Many other economists agree.

59.   Most economists agree that managed care can reduce costs.

60.   Most economists agree that the Italian economy has improved over the last few years.