1.   The importance of current omissions is clearly illustrated by recourse to some basic economics.

2.   The booksellers say its basic economics.

3.   Basic economics dictates that prices of mini-vans have to fall.

4.   Basic economics, says Burtless, an economist in the Carter administration.

5.   But the ultimate problem came down to basic economics.

6.   Common sense says so, basic economics says so, and scads of empirical evidence says so.

7.   Good retailers have also come to know basic Puerto Rican economics.

8.   He is a college dropout who admits to his love of women and drink, his lax work ethic and his befuddlement over basic economics.

9.   Instead, basic economics requires that one sets up shop at the busiest corner, a tradition baseball owners have followed religiously.

10.   It is used in basic economics courses at hundreds of universities throughout the world, including yours probably.