Ricardo English

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Ricardo

— noun English economist who argued that the laws of supply and demand should operate in a free market (1772-1823)

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David Ricardo

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Simple sentences

I'm Ricardo.

Mr. Ricardo is a very good teacher.

Hello! My name is Ricardo and I'm a Brazilian guy who intends to know a lot of languages.

Ricardo is my first name.

Since when is Ricardo married?

My name is Ricardo.

My full name is Ricardo Vernaut, Junior.

My name's Ricardo, and you?

I am Ricardo.

My name's Ricardo.

May you be happy, Ricardo.

My name's Ricardo. What's yours?

I'm Ricardo, I'm 33 years old and I live in Rio.

Movie subtitles

I wish I could bring them back to life, even Don Ricardo who cursed me.

I turned to Ricardo, my escort.

Got to get back: Ricardo's waiting for me!

And that Ricardo was going to lose his bet. that I wouldn't come back to him.

They all froze. Only Ricardo beamed.

Ricardo's raffle was our reserve.

We were talking about Cousin Ricardo.

Ricardo Rey!

It's Ricardo. Someone's got him.

Calm down, Ricardo!

Let's go, Ricardo!

Ricardo!

Ricardo, take a look.

Ricardo! It's them!

Ricardo.

Because where Ricardo Romero goes, the others come.

It's very lovely, Ricardo.

Ricardo, have the same success you had at the London horse show and I'll be very happy.

I do not consider this a matter forjoking, Ricardo.

Ricardo Quintana.

You have thought of me, Ricardo?

You said it was too wonderful to miss, didn't you, Ricardo?

Well, Ricardo, my eyes don't see so good like they did long time ago, but she is young, beautiful like a flower.

I have been looking for you, Ricardo.

The young lady, Ricardo. I do not believe we have met.

Then I shall be expecting Ricardo to bring you.

No, Ricardo.

For me, Ricardo, it don't make much difference.

I do not consider this a matter for joking, Ricardo.

The young lady, Ricardo.

News and current affairs

Caputo and the UN team then convinced Chilean President Ricardo Lagos to take up the initiative and to promote it with several of his colleagues.

The great classics of economics, from Smith to Ricardo to Veblen, go untaught.

That was the initial view of David Ricardo, the most influential economist of the nineteenth century.

Ricardo's orthodox followers took no notice of it, assuming it to be a rare lapse by the Master.

In the early nineteenth century, David Ricardo considered the possibility that machines would replace labor; Karl Marx followed him.

Today the global economy is, as Ricardo Cabellero of MIT stresses, still desperately short of safe assets.

As the British economist David Ricardo demonstrated two centuries ago, it can even be better for a country to import goods that it can produce more cheaply, if doing so enables the production of other goods that are still cheaper to produce.

The economic arguments for the gains from trade of course go back to David Ricardo's classic theory of comparative advantage.

This change in market sentiment is one of the great achievements of President Ricardo Lagos, Bachelet's predecessor, who was also a socialist.

On Sunday, Ricardo Lagos, the socialist leader, defeated his conservative challenger Joaquin Lavin, by 190,000 votes, the smallest margin of any presidential election since Chile's return to democracy.

From the writings of the earliest modern commentators on the drivers of socio-economic growth and decline - Adam Smith, Edward Gibbon, Thomas Malthus, David Ricardo, and Karl Marx - we see that concern about exhausting resources is not new.

Malthus and Ricardo were particularly prescient about the roles of population, food, and energy resources.

The economist David Ricardo pointed out in 1817 that both Great Britain and Portugal would benefit if they exploited their comparative advantages.

The officer, Ricardo Miguel Cavallo, was implicated in abuses committed in 1977 and 1978 at the notorious Naval Mechanics School in Buenos Aires.

Operation Condor, the Riggs, Frei, and Prats affairs, and many other crimes are documented in the recent report on torture and political imprisonment written by the special commission established by President Ricardo Lagos.