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Nessie000 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
'chief economist' vs 'chief economic advisor'
Hi,
Do 'chief economist' and 'chief economic advisor' mean the same?
Many thanks,
Nessie.
Do 'chief economist' and 'chief economic advisor' mean the same?
Many thanks,
Nessie.
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They are very close, but not exactly the same. Banks and other financial companies have a chief economist - he or she is an employee, often the head of a department for forecasting the economy. A chief economic adviser is usually associated with the government, to help politicians to set public policy.
- They are very close, but not exactly the same.
- Banks and other financial companies have a chief economist - he or she is an employee, often the head of a department for forecasting the economy.
- A chief economic adviser is usually associated with the government, to help politicians to set public policy.
- This adviser might be a university professor who is a renowned expert in his field.
- When the government changes, often the politicians will select a different adviser, who is more aligned with their philosophy.
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They are very close, but not exactly the same.
Banks and other financial companies have a chief economist - he or she is an employee, often the head of a department for forecasting the economy.
A chief economic adviser is usually associated with the government, to help politicians to set public policy. This adviser might be a university professor who is a renowned expert in his
Banks and other financial companies have a chief economist - he or she is an employee, often the head of a department for forecasting the economy.
A chief economic adviser is usually associated with the government, to help politicians to set public policy. This adviser might be a university professor who is a renowned expert in his
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