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US
/ˈkəzˌnɛts/
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NOUN
- United States economist (born in Russia) who developed a method for using a country's gross national product to estimate its economic growth (1901-1985)
How To Use Kuznets In A Sentence
- But then, is there much reason to think that countries at different stages of the Kuznets curve could even agree to enforce tough restrictions?
- And Kuznetsova, with her dark hair and plaintive eyes and sometimes obnoxious laugh, has become a new emblem — an emblem not of suffering, but of anger with the place that Russia has become, a parallel world cordoned off from Europe and the United States that lacks drinkable tap water and a genuinely independent judiciary, and is led by a criminal regime driven by the puniest of ambitions: theft. From Russia, With Self-Loathing
- This short - 111 pages of text - and brilliant book owes somewhat more to quantitative economic history in the Kuznetsian tradition than to cliometrics per se.
- By beating the crowd favorites in topsy-turvy matches, No. 6 Dementieva and No. 9 Kuznetsova became the first Russian women to reach a U.S. USATODAY.com - Russians bid Americans dasvedanya in U.S. Open women's semis
- Safina has a 7-4 record against Kuznetsova, and they split two meetings in finals last month. Safina, Kuznetsova set up all-Russian final at French Open
- The ageing flotilla included fighter jets aboard carrier Admiral Kuznetsov. The Sun
- The loss of the Kursk was a direct consequence of the fleet command's negligence, "said Boris Kuznetsov, a lawyer who represented some of the sailors 'relatives. The Earth Times Online Newspaper
- Environmental Kuznets Curve hypothesis is one of these hot issues.
- That night we traveled on a train from Novokuznetsk to Novosibirsk where Rose and Piper and little Sean had lived as missionaries and humanitarian aid workers. Chicken Soup for the Soul: Grieving and Recovery
- In brief, Kuznets argued that a simple agrarian economy should generally exhibit low income levels and little inequality across groups.