英语词汇“example_english_law-of-economics”的音标、意思、用法及中文翻译-反思网

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The lawofeconomics demands that people buy the primary product for their industry which is cheapest.
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But the lawofeconomics is being weighted by £25 million.
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It is a well recognised lawofeconomics that high production tends to mean low prices.
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But his argument was not based upon fact, unless he had discovered a new lawofeconomics—that expansion in employment takes place in direct proportion to the increase in unemployment.
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That is a fundamental lawofeconomics.
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There is every reason to believe that at some point, probably quite soon, the industry will conform to the usual lawofeconomics and mature into significantly lower growth.
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A common-sense conclusion seems to be drawn and it is generally understood to be the basic lawofeconomics: to raise the price means to cut the demand.
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This was not only regarded as a lawofeconomics; it was widely accepted as a kind of law of nature, immutable and inexorable in its operation.
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If that was not the case, it would go against every lawofeconomics which any of us have seen in these stop-go situations in any period since the war.
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It is the lawofeconomics that the larger the order that can be placed the lower is the purchase price which can be expected to be paid.
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It seems that the distinguishing feature of that long line of steps is a complete disregard for all the laws of economics.
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The laws of arithmetic must conform to the artificialities of geography, whilst the pure laws of economics have been thrown to one side.
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You cannot break the laws of economics, or deny the amount of credit.
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The two cut into each other because the laws of economics operate in that way.
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It is the circuit bench where the immutable laws of economics have started to have their erosive incidence.
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Coal miners suspect, with some justice, that the laws of economics may be suspended in their case, as they have been suspended before.
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It is bringing into evidence the iron laws of economics.
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You cannot get rid of the laws of economics simply by saying that you do not like them.
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It wants to defy the laws of economics, and probably the law of gravity too.
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