Proceeding similarly for the rest of the text. Need to be careful with each word. For example, "He has extensive experience in teaching and research..." → "He has abundant experience through teaching plus study...".
- "is" can be was. - "a" doesn't need a synonym. - "prominent" synonyms: renowned. - "economist" could be economics scholar. - "professor" might be instructor. - "economics" can stay as is, but maybe market dynamics? - "at" can be serving at. - "Fordham University" stays. - "in New York" can be in the city. dominick salvatore microeconomics pdf
I also need to check for parts of the sentence that might have multiple words, like "households, firms, and markets." Each of these should be considered for spintax. "Households" could be "families | residents | domestic units." "Firms" might be "businesses | corporations | companies." "Markets" could be "sectors | industries | trading areas." But since they are examples, maybe just replacing some with similar terms. Proceeding similarly for the rest of the text
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