Sentence examples for a partial adjustment from inspiring English sources

But given a long adjustment period it isn't clear that the wage demands of the long-term unemployed can fall fast enough to keep up with their own declining employability.There is a way to accelerate the adjustment, of course, which is for the Fed to make up some of the lost demand ground (it need not make up all of it, as a partial adjustment has taken place).

In addition, they adopted a partial adjustment model with an ordinary least squares (OLS) estimator.

Since our dataset covers a relatively short period (20 years), we believe a partial adjustment approach is suitable.

We hypothesize a long-run equilibrium in a partial adjustment model (( {mathrm{ED}}_{jt}^{ast }={mathrm{ED}}_{jt}={mathrm{ED}}_{jt-1} )).

However, most previous studies using a partial adjustment approach have failed to recognize the possibility of an endogenous lagged dependent variable in the regressors (Hosoe and Akiyama 2009).

To estimate the electricity demand function, this study adopts a partial adjustment approach (e.g., Cuddington and Dagher 2015), an effective method when dealing with datasets with micro panels such as a large J (number of groups) and small T (time series).

Considering a threshold partial adjustment modelling approach, the results document that real exchange rate depreciations exert a stronger positive effect on poverty through remittances.

The authors estimate a log-linear partial adjustment dynamic model that is quadratic in per capita income.

For a theoretical background on partial adjustment models, see Nordhaus (1979) and Cuddington and Dagher (2015).

Inclusion of pharmacy benefit information is preferred, in part because it permits partial adjustment for hospitals' case-mix via a chronic disease score based on the six months of pharmacy dispensing prior to the cardiac procedure [ 18, 19].

The partial adjustment model in Eq. (1) contains a lagged dependent variable in the regressors.