Non economists tend to think of economics as a discipline that idolizes markets and a narrow concept of (allocative) efficiency.

Europeans tend to feel more positively about their governments than do Americans, for whom the failures and unpopularity of their federal, state, and local politicians are a commonplace.

Second, US officials initially tended to view missile defense largely as a technological issue divorced from its political context. For most Europeans, however, the military technical issues are less important than the broader political implications of deployment for European stability and security.

Many young men tend to commit the same errors.

Many young men tend to commit the same errors.

Men have tended to acquire legal ownership of the land.

Catholics have tended to be more tolerant of hypocrisy than Protestants.

Ethnic manipulation is a small step away, which many political leaders are disposed to take.

Europeans tend to prefer vacations over growth.

Fortunately, people also tend to trust their national leaders.

Middle and lower skill workers tend to remit a higher proportion of their income.

Hedgehogs are big idea thinkers in love with grand theories libertarianism, Marxism, environmentalism, etc.

People tend to pay cash for goods and services, however costly.

But the Chinese, too, may very likely be favoring McCain, for the opposite reason.

History offers no clear lessons, though many people like to think otherwise.

In return for US protection, European allies always tended to fall in line with US security policies.

But political elites, such as party activists and members of Congress, tend to be more extreme than the public.

The delegates themselves tend to spend most of their time in their state capitals, rather than in the federal capital.

They will defend themselves if they feel threatened, but otherwise tend to ignore humans.

Indeed, the evidence strongly suggests that US politicians tend to listen and respond only to their richer constituents.

If this assessment is accurate, the obvious next question is how much further Abe and Xi can move toward détente, thereby appeasing their business sectors, without losing the backing of nationalists, who tend to view the bilateral relationship as a zero sum game.

Clinicians are inclined to diagnose disorders that they feel more comfortable treating.

But economists have a tendency to idolize such constraints without sufficiently scrutinizing the politics that produce them.

It was of course important to ensure students learned the skills necessary for the labour market and a major reform of the senior high school system was under way, including review of textbooks to eliminate gender stereotyping.

This quiet majority is under represented in the Knesset because its members steer clear of political careers.

HAIFA Famously irreverent, Israelis tend to call their leaders by their first name or childhood nickname.

Employers would be more likely to offer employment if the process is made less complex than it currently is.

They know all too well that whenever a secular and scientific debate has been permitted and encouraged, the general public regardless of nationality and religious or political affiliation has overwhelmingly expressed itself in favor of stem cell research.

While they recognize that Asia s experience has been rather different, they tend to attribute that to dissimilar capital markets.

Everyone, including bellicose trade unionists, tends to become more reasonable when the economy turns south.

The problem with technocrats, however, is that they tend to be oblivious to the political consequences of their own plans.

Declaratively, young people are more prone to division of duties in the household on equal footage.

Those who view Islamic extremism as the problem also tend to hold up young killers like Merah as examples of failed integration.

TEL AVIV Saturated with their often tragic history, Jews tend to pay great reverence to the past.

Voters tend to get rid of governments once the incumbents have lost their most precious attribute the benefit of the doubt.

But, like their comrades in the pharmaceutical industry, such hackers tend to leave telltale signs.

Highly skilled and better educated respondents tend to be considerably more pro free trade than blue collar workers are.

Sperling is fundamentally different from the typical academic economist, who tends to concentrate on advancing economic theory and statistics.

And when economists see behavior that has destructive side effects, we like to tax it. Taxation makes individuals feel in their wallets the destruction they are causing.

European prosecutors tend to lean to the left, whereas their Latin American and Japanese counterparts tend to be conservative and pro establishment.

They are prone to attribute concerns about globalization to crass protectionist motives or ignorance, even when there are genuine ethical issues at stake.

Communists always had a tendency to dismiss the differences between candidates in liberal democracies (let alone managed ones).

Europeans have a traditional tendency to denounce American military adventurism while relying on the US as their protector.

Extremists on both sides end up putting at risk the vast majority of humans who are neither extremists nor anti science fundamentalists.

If you see fireflies in North America, like so many North American sorts of things, they tend to be independent operators. They ignore each other.