Similar words: to bid up, to bite off, robin, to bite the dust, cytobiology, globin, mosquito bite, photobiology. Meaning: n. United States economist (1918-2002).
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1. The hearing in which Tobin claims unfair dismissal continues.
2. Vince Tobin withdrew his candidacy for the job after both men got death threats from Ditka fanatics.
3. Bricklayer Mark Tobin has already done so ... and his policy is still valid.
4. But Bolshunov said Wednesday that Tobin might also be charged with distributing marijuana.
5. A defensive coach, Tobin selected defensive end Simeon Rice of Illinois, regarded as the best pass rusher in the draft.
6. Bill Tobin is a firm believer that the scouting department should have more influence than assistant coaches in running the draft.
7. Until that changes, the Tobin tax will remain on the drawing board.
8. I'm Elsa Tobin . How do you do ?
9. And nice meeting you, too , Mrs. Tobin.
10. I'm sure it's in your purse, Mrs. Tobin.
11. Again(sentencedict.com), a Tobin tax would not achieve this.
12. Miss Tobin is preparing for a meeting before she flies to London for a week.
13. Tobin began teaching at Yale, in New Haven, Connecticut, in 1950, leaving in 1961 and 1962 to serve on the U.S. Council of Economic Advisors under President John F. Kennedy.
14. Tobin was a genius, but the Tobin tax was probably his one daft idea.
15. Some three decades ago, James Tobin, the economist, first proposed introducing a tax on financial transactions to deter short-term currency speculation.
16. What problem would a Tobin tax on financial transactions solve?
17. Indeed, it's the songs of Pollard's erstwhile sideman, Tobin Sprout, that threaten to steal this particular show.
18. But this month Adair Turner, chairman of the FSA, took part in a round-table organised by *Prospect magazine – and suggested a new "Tobin" debate.
19. The Tobin tax is named after Nobel laureate economist James Tobin who suggested a tax on foreign exchange transactions to dampen speculation.
20. Even at a very low rate, the Tobin tax could a massive government revenue raiser.
21. Hyman Minsky and James Tobin credited Fisher's Debt-Deflation Theory as a crucial precursor of their theories of macroeconomic financial instability.
22. In most central banks and finance ministries scepticism about the Tobin tax persists to this day.
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23. The idea was originally conceived by the American economist James Tobin as a way of "putting a little grain of sand in the currency transaction machine in order to reduce the volatility" of markets.
24. The Turner-Brown proposal is a modern version of an idea originally floated in 1972 by the late James Tobin, the Nobel-winning Yale economist.
25. A tax on transactions in the foreign exchange market, aimed at reducing purely speculative trading. First proposed by James Tobin, a Nobel-laureate economist.
26. A tax on transactions in the foreign exchange market, aimed at reducing purely speculative trading. First proposed by James Tobin, a ...
27. The current economic and financial crisis has validated that philosophy, said Galbraith, a former Tobin student and the son of the late John Kenneth Galbraith, who was a friend of Tobin.
28. This result is consistent with the findings of Garnett & Tobin.
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