Sentence examples similar to a significant long-run effect from inspiring English sources

The interest rate variable, ignored in several LDC studies, exerts a statistically significant long-run effect on real money balances of all eight LDCs, except for Kenya.

These results confirm those of Tabi et al. (2011) who used a time series data of 35 years to show that financial development had a positive and significant long-run effect on economic growth in Cameroon.

Similar analysis for pubs shows that there was no significant long-run effect on pub revenue.

Cutting federal funds for R.& D. would leave a void and could have significant long-run effects on growth.

Persistent regional price differences due to Indonesia's insular geography enable this study to show that energy prices have a small (but statistically significant) adverse long-run effect on competitiveness – though different energy types matter in different sectors.

Few analysts expect the current problems to have a huge long-run effect on the company.

The TWAs also had a clear long-run effect on employment probabilities.

There is a big short-run effect, but the long-run effect is very different.

On the other hand, long-run effect of a decrease in DAHG on GHES is essentially zero, with a long-run effect estimate of $3.22 (CI: −11.11, 17.56).

The estimates suggest a marginally significant starve-the-beast effect in a single quarter (quarter 9), but they are more often positive than negative, and the estimated long-run effect is positive, small, and very far from significant.

"The Long-run Effect of Teacher Collective Bargaining" (With Alexander Willén), Forthcoming, American Economic Journal Economic Policyy.