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Not that it helped in the long-run but few things do.

Then growth would slip back down to its long-run potential of 2.5 percent.

Never mind that, they say, our plan is all about increasing long-run growth.

Still, the long-run future of energy prices does not look good for us as consumers.

Did I mention that the administration is planning another long-run tax cut next year?

Instead, they are almost forced to be long-run investors who do not try to time the market.

"Some are hoping for a long-run series so they can put away their retirement money."

It is important that Congress and the president not lose sight of the nation's long-run needs.

Second, it has stopped making long-run projections, and now looks only five years ahead.

Some economists worry, with good reason, about their long-run effect on economic growth.

The answer is to curb the long-run demand for money.

However, in economic theory long-run marginal and average costs are not very different.

Can it be that effective teaching just doesn't matter for students' long-run achievement?

Its preferred solution is to focus on long-run research into new energy sources.

However, in terms of its long-run effect on the job market, budget policy is overrated.

Changes in revenues primarily represent a return to the long-run average.

Most economists believe that this relationship explains long-run changes in the price level.

"It sounds like the nature of the problem is long-run, serious and structural," she said.

"The long-run goal is no longer to push inflation lower."

"We all pretty much agree that technological progress is the source of long-run growth," he said.

This is the only long-run purpose of a family.

Support relatively higher growth over the long-run, due to lower deficits and debt.

Its programs have also served as the models for long-run American sitcoms.

This long-run shift to an older population is not peculiar to Britain.

Why in long-run equilibrium will a company's cost of capital exceed its growth rate?