You wonder why some people call economics the dismal science.
你惊奇为什么有些人把经济学称为悲观科学。
经济学人(汇总)
The dismal science has not become entirely harmonious, though.
然而,这门沉闷的科学并没有变得完全和谐。
经济学人(汇总)
It is time for the dismal science to improve its dismal record on gender.
这门沉闷的科学是时候改善它在性别方面的沉闷记录了。
经济学人(汇总)
The dismal science has come a long way since the heyday of the Chicago school.
自芝加哥学派的鼎盛时期以来,法律经济学已经取得了长足的发展。
TED演讲(视频版) 2019年9月合集
So, economics has been described as the dismal science, and for good reason, because as much as it is taught today, it isn't a science at all, in spite of all of the dazzling mathematics.
"The dismal science" is a derogatory alternative name for economics coined by the Victorian historian Thomas Carlyle in the 19th century. The term drew a contrast with the then-familiar use of the phrase "gay science" to refer to song and verse writing.