Sentence examples for Time inconsistencies from inspiring English sources

Time inconsistencies make comparisons between UNHCR and European figures problematic.

Time inconsistencies between UNHCR and National data fabrication also exist because of the slow bureaucratic process testing asylum applications in Europe, but also in Korea or Japan.

The commission will act according to the treaty any time inconsistencies of a similar nature appear.PEDRO SOLBESEU Commissioner for Economic and Monetary AffairsBrusselsArab informationSIR You claim that "the fear that Arabs 'in the street' can force governments to action" is long gone ("Sharon's Israel", February 10th).

Those differences can be explained by time inconsistencies, different data investigation, and political rationality and motivation.

Independence helps reduce both capture and time inconsistency.

One new chapter applies the recursive approach to Ramsey taxation and sharply characterizes the time inconsistency of optimal policies.

The poor's resistance to measures that could improve their lot is often due to a universal truth of human nature known as "time inconsistency", he explains.

American Economic Review 85 (207 211]211] second fallacy, delegation is able to eliminate the time inconsistency problem, with the commitment policy being sustained under discretion for any intertemporal discount rate.

The book cites one aggravating factor in time inconsistency: the disproportionately high levels of cortisol – the hormone produced by stress – which is found among the poor and impairs impulse control.

The legal changes of which large bank supporters are most enamored, and which they contend are sufficient to end too big to fail, both suffer from potential time inconsistency.

A time inconsistency problem arises: since the price of past debt cannot be affected by current fiscal policy and governments cannot credibly commit to a certain path of tax rates, debtor countries choose suboptimally low fiscal adjustments.