Übersetzung für "Die neoklassische" in Englisch

The neoclassical ceiling molding with triglyphs was installed in 1934.

Because the source and target of are one-dimensional, the derivative of is a real number.

The main features of the neoclassical sculpture are clarity and austerity.

The neoclassical Bolsa is a splendidly pompous monument to Porto's past-and-present money merchants.

The property blends a neoclassical architecture with all necessary comforts.

The neoclassical architecture with red bricks and white windows is remarkably well preserved.

Neoclassical economics has shaped our understanding of human behaviour for several decades.

Neoclassical architecture is the hallmark of the Spanish capital.

It is a big neoclassical sculpture that was donated from France in 1886.

Research funding is allocated on the basis of publication in academic journals that espouse the neoclassical perspective.

As regards the relation between wages and employment, if we look for empirical evidence of the neoclassical thesis by briefly comparing the share of wage costs in totaL costs and unemployment rates, we find there is no significant correlation.

Hotel Palacio O'Farrill is a beautiful example of classical architecture from the early 19th century.

The neoclassical Bolsa is a splendidly pompous monument to Porto’s past-and-present money merchants.

From the Enlightenment, remained for the Neoclassical Architecture, the simplicity and the logic, in the building.

The hotel was built in 1993 and the neoclassical architecture fits perfectly into the natural environment.

But, while the many recipes thesis has strong appeal and empirical support, and suggests a spirit of theoretical pluralism, the claim of “one economics” is misguided, for it implies that mainstream neoclassical economics is the only true economics.

By the 1970’s, the neoclassical general-equilibrium school captured Keynesian economics through real-sector models that assumed that “finance is a veil,” thereby becoming blind to financial markets’ destabilizing effects.

But then technology, demographics, and globalization brought dramatic new challenges that the neoclassical approach could not foresee.

Nevertheless, the simplistic economics of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, when neoclassical theories arose, are wholly unsuited to twenty-first-century economies.

After 1945, the neoclassical synthesis of Keynesian and neoclassical economics resulted in a clearly defined mainstream position based on a division of the field into microeconomics (generally neoclassical but with a newly developed theory of market failure) and macroeconomics (divided between Keynesian and monetarist views on such issues as the role of monetary policy).

New Keynesian economics is a school of contemporary macroeconomics that strives to provide microeconomic foundations for Keynesian economics.

The Manchester students argue that “the mainstream within the discipline (neoclassical theory) has excluded all dissenting opinion, and the crisis is arguably the ultimate price of this exclusion.

The neoclassical elimination of Christmas gift exchange, or even the containment of Christmas largesse, would be disastrous during recessionary periods.

By presupposing perfect competition, complete information, and zero transaction costs, neoclassical economics assumes away the need for institutions like courts, parties, and religions to deal with the economic problems that people, firms, and countries face.

If not the sole originator, he was the great popularizer of the “neoclassical synthesis” – the mix of neoclassical and Keynesian economics that defined the mainstream of the field for 50 years.

The “new classical economics,” as it became known, taught that, in the absence of egregious government interference, economies would gravitate naturally to full employment, greater innovation, and higher growth rates.

Today’s “new classical economics” abstracted from the problem of uncertainty by assuming that it could be reduced to measurable (or hedgeable) risk.