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An economics believebelievescolleaguedividedexplainedexpressgoinglesspoorerpresentationprofessorrealreferencerequireretirementsaveseminarseparatetenseswill has said English speakers may be believebelievescolleaguedividedexplainedexpressgoinglesspoorerpresentationprofessorrealreferencerequireretirementsaveseminarseparatetenseswill because of English grammar. Dr Keith Chen of Yale University suggested that differences in the believebelievescolleaguedividedexplainedexpressgoinglesspoorerpresentationprofessorrealreferencerequireretirementsaveseminarseparatetenseswill of the world's languages may explain why people in some countries believebelievescolleaguedividedexplainedexpressgoinglesspoorerpresentationprofessorrealreferencerequireretirementsaveseminarseparatetenseswill more money than people in other countries. He told people at a believebelievescolleaguedividedexplainedexpressgoinglesspoorerpresentationprofessorrealreferencerequireretirementsaveseminarseparatetenseswill that the future tense in English could actually make people believebelievescolleaguedividedexplainedexpressgoinglesspoorerpresentationprofessorrealreferencerequireretirementsaveseminarseparatetenseswill the future is not important now. He said English speakers might think the future is believebelievescolleaguedividedexplainedexpressgoinglesspoorerpresentationprofessorrealreferencerequireretirementsaveseminarseparatetenseswill from the present, and that this may make people not think about their future. He believebelievescolleaguedividedexplainedexpressgoinglesspoorerpresentationprofessorrealreferencerequireretirementsaveseminarseparatetenseswill this could stop people saving money for their believebelievescolleaguedividedexplainedexpressgoinglesspoorerpresentationprofessorrealreferencerequireretirementsaveseminarseparatetenseswill. He also suggested future tenses may make people smoke more and exercise believebelievescolleaguedividedexplainedexpressgoinglesspoorerpresentationprofessorrealreferencerequireretirementsaveseminarseparatetenseswill.

Professor Chen believebelievescolleaguedividedexplainedexpressgoinglesspoorerpresentationprofessorrealreferencerequireretirementsaveseminarseparatetenseswill the grammar of countries into two – those with a "strong future-time believebelievescolleaguedividedexplainedexpressgoinglesspoorerpresentationprofessorrealreferencerequireretirementsaveseminarseparatetenseswill" and those with a weak reference. He explained: "If I wanted to explain to an English-speaking believebelievescolleaguedividedexplainedexpressgoinglesspoorerpresentationprofessorrealreferencerequireretirementsaveseminarseparatetenseswill why I can't attend a meeting later today, I could not say 'I go to a believebelievescolleaguedividedexplainedexpressgoinglesspoorerpresentationprofessorrealreferencerequireretirementsaveseminarseparatetenseswill'. English grammar would [ believebelievescolleaguedividedexplainedexpressgoinglesspoorerpresentationprofessorrealreferencerequireretirementsaveseminarseparatetenseswill] me to say 'I will go, am believebelievescolleaguedividedexplainedexpressgoinglesspoorerpresentationprofessorrealreferencerequireretirementsaveseminarseparatetenseswill, or have to go to a seminar'". He contrasted this with "weak future-time reference" languages" that can believebelievescolleaguedividedexplainedexpressgoinglesspoorerpresentationprofessorrealreferencerequireretirementsaveseminarseparatetenseswill the same meaning without future words like " believebelievescolleaguedividedexplainedexpressgoinglesspoorerpresentationprofessorrealreferencerequireretirementsaveseminarseparatetenseswill". Chen says speakers of these languages are those who save more money. He believebelievescolleaguedividedexplainedexpressgoinglesspoorerpresentationprofessorrealreferencerequireretirementsaveseminarseparatetenseswill this could be because they do not separate the present time and future in their grammar or in believebelievescolleaguedividedexplainedexpressgoinglesspoorerpresentationprofessorrealreferencerequireretirementsaveseminarseparatetenseswill life.