Sentence examples for Economic regression from inspiring English sources

With the general economic regression, competition from new places opening on every corner and the growing fear of a catastrophic dining slump in this restaurant metropolis, many of the once confident culinary establishments are now the ones doing the pleading.

They will discover that sanctions are not the only reason for their economic regression.

We still look at this country, this black president inheriting from the white, Republican president, inheriting from a white Southern democratic president--actually, all three, Clinton, Bush, and Obama, presided over an economic regression, call it deregulation, whatever.

Using extensive national data on mortality, air quality and socio-economic status regression analyses are used to study the influence of air quality on mortality.

A number of structures could have been used in developing an economic model from regression equations to system dynamic models [ 21- 24].

We sought to examine the argument of Ashraf and Galor (2013) on its own terms using their assumptions, methods, economic variables, and regression models all contested elsewhere (d'Alpoim Guedes et al. 2013; Gelman 2013; Feldman 2014 and changing the analysis only by expanding the genetic data.

Russia, the big loser of 1989, remains two decades later mired in a mix of social and economic depression, and political regression and illusion.

Therefore, reverse causality cannot be ruled out from a regression of economic performance on cultural diversity.

Small carefully selected expert Delphi panels of e.g., the Argument Delphi [30] represent, however, rather the analytic approach as well as the trend analysis, the economic analysis (especially the regression analysis) and simulation models.

The more open methods of futures research - especially the scenario methods and the Delphi – are able to challenge the statistical or economic methods, e.g., the regression analysis in complex issues.

In light of previous vulnerability and resilience research (The H. John Heinz III Center for Science, Economics, and the Environment 2000; Paton et al. 2000; Cutter et al. 2003; Paton and Johnston 2006; Nelson et al. 2009), and considering the limited data availability in China, we selected 13 social and economic variables for our regression analysis, as listed in Table 1.