Sentence examples for Economic metric from inspiring English sources

The economic, social and environmental metrics are evaluated separately and then social and environmental metrics are converted into an economic metric considering their associated monetary values.

The scariest economic metric measuring inequality – and how bad the economy is – is food.

And although the regional differences have lessened, the former G.D.R. still lags behind western Germany in virtually every economic metric.

These analyses are intended to serve as an economic metric by which competing debris removal methods can be evaluated.

Nearly any major economic metric – unemployment, growth, consumer confidence – comes down to the fact that the vast majority of Americans are struggling in some way.

But when Mr. Lehrer asked her which specific economic metric she would use to determine the right time, she replied, "We are evaluating that; I can't tell you that there is one".

Finally, the negotiations between the parties could be constrained, if so desired, with reference to some overall macro-economic metric – e.g., the expected growth of the payroll, where it is the base for financing health care, or the expected growth of gross domestic product per capita.

Based on our findings, we suggest as an alternative option for policy applications to base exchange rates between forcing agents on an explicit analysis of the value-based, scientific and scenario uncertainties in the context of a physico-economic metric, rather than eliminating the relevant uncertainties by the choice of a physical metric.

First, adopt an economic profit metric, such as Stern Stewart's Economic Value Added (EVA), as a key measure of performance.

The LEC (levelized electricity cost) is used as an economic performance metric to analyze the hybrid system.

Although it proclaimed that value creation was its raison d'être, the company did little beyond adopting an economic profit metric as a performance measure.