the dismal science

Now you know why they call it the dismal science.

You've heard it before - and often from practitioners of what is called the dismal science.

Economics, long the dismal science, can also present itself as a lively art.

You are only an economist, practitioner of the dismal science.

They call it the dismal science but actually it's the happy religion."

They don't call it the dismal science for nothing.

The dismal science, I have to admit, can have its uses.

Economics could lose its reputation as the dismal science.

But there may be rays of hope for practitioners of the dismal science.

Just about everybody acquainted with the dismal science, however, thinks that the economy needs a fiscal injection right now.

Mr. Lynch reserves some special scorn for the dismal science.

A dismal performance for the dismal science, on some of the most important issues of the day.

Truly, Economics is rightly called the dismal science.

It was in this essay that Carlyle first introduced the phrase "the dismal science" to characterize the field of economics.

Thomas Carlyle famously called economics "the dismal science".

WHO says economics is the dismal science?

That is sure to bring howls of derision from proponents of the dismal science known as economics.

"Conor Woodman takes the dismal out of the dismal science.

Economics was first called "the dismal science" in the last century because of Malthus's predictions of mass starvation.

The American Economic Association's annual meeting is red-letter day for 'the dismal science'.

He called economics "the dismal science", wrote articles for the Edinburgh Encyclopedia, and became a controversial social commentator.

Levitt has strayed far from the customary paddock of the dismal science in search of interesting problems.

IT is hard to see why economics is called the dismal science when the title is so much better deserved by evolutionary biology.

Economics, which Thomas Carlyle dubbed "the dismal science," is now the delirious science.

Ever since Adam Smith wrote the book on the dismal science of economics, depressions have afflicted capitalist economies.