81.   The business economists see a different growth composition next year.

82.   The economist sees lowering taxes as the best way for Argentina to pull itself from recession.

83.   With its potential to cripple the economy, capital flight may look like a disease, but economists see it as simply the symptom of a larger disease.

84.   While most economists see little evidence of actual inflation, four rate increases since last June have done little to slow the growth of the U.S. economy.

85.   While many economists also saw continued strength in the report, they acknowledged that economic growth may be slowing.

86.   While most economists see few hints of inflation, continued signs of economic strength have convinced some economists that inflation could escalate at any time.

87.   While most economists see little evidence of inflation now, continued signs of economic strength have convinced some that inflation could escalate at any time.

88.   But some economists see the higher taxes as a way for authorities to pack state coffers, and doubt if they will really help national producers.

89.   Economists saw this as only a temporary measure.

90.   Economists see the rolling economic downturn making a turnaround in the fourth quarter after an almost two-year decline.