5. Infinitives as attributes.

1. The equilibrium price for any product to be established by the collective action of buyers and sellers is an important moment of the market workings.

2. He is the most prominent of the economists to deliver a lecture at the conference.

3. In market economy, there is no central agency to set the price of these products.

4. The market mechanism will determine the price for the goods to be produced by local industries.

5. They are the most appropriate company to provide the necessary information.

6. They concocted data to jibe with their economic theory.

7. This prolonged recession and some other indications represent a harbinger of the apocalypse to come.

8. There is a pressure for a new economic policy to be undertaken.

9. This is not an idea to set pulse racing of our business community.

10. The question to be solved is whether we are able to reduce the rate of inflation or not.

11. Keynes was one of the first economists to question the validity of the Classical theory.

12. The Economic Forum to be hosted by Japan is to be held next September.

6. All infinitive constructions.

1. Most adult welfare recipients are required to look for a job.

2. Employment office officials require people receiving unemployment benefits to provide evidence that they are actively looking for a job.

3. The hard lesson to be learned is that high rates of unemployment can arise and persist in the absence of effective public policy.

4. To avoid teenage unemployment, we would either have to keep everyone in school or ensure that all students went immediately to the workroom.

5. The Great Depression is considered to be the most striking example of cyclical unemployment.

6. To understand true consequences of inflation, we must distinguish between average prices and relative prices.

7. Price changes seem to be the most familiar of inflation’s pains.

8. Psychotherapists report uncertainty and stress to be the most immediate consequence of inflation.

9. Psychotherapists know “inflation stress” to lead to more frequent marital spats, increased pessimism, and diminished self-confidence.

10. To qualify for weekly unemployment benefits, you must have worked a substantial length of time.

11. To keep policymakers informed, the Census Bureau provides monthly estimates of the number of people out of work.

12. If you need some income to keep body and soul together, prolonged unemployment can hurt.

13. You are compelled to take some job — any job — just to keep body and soul together.

14. People receiving unemployment benefits are required to provide evidence that they are actively seeking a job.

15. The dramatic increase in unemployment rates is known to have begun in the 1930s.

16. Since the early 1960s, a 4 percent level of unemployment is considered to be tantamount to full employment.

17. The old work ethic, Max Weber’s “Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism”, seems to be out of order, if not completely despair.

18. Ordinary people rightly understand that things are not what they appear to be.

19. Politicians and the public seem to have accustomed to cynicism.

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