Sentence examples for allocation of aggregate from inspiring English sources

We analyze how the allocation of aggregate and individual risks relates to deviations of individual beliefs from the aggregate market probability.

Volatility of GDP is a most common problem worldwide and one of the remedies might be to share the GDP risk, through the trading of GDP growth rate-related bond, to obtain a mutually preferable allocation of aggregate income.

It also discusses the implications for the resource allocations of the aggregate economy.

The chart below shows the ratio of work-study allocations to aggregate Pell Grants awarded (a summary measure of the neediness of the student population) for selected institutions.

(Chief ophthalmologist1, Pub) Thus the ophthalmologists' dual practice seems to cause a disadvantageous situation in terms of aggregate resource allocation.

Looking at cross-country differences on how plants enter, grow, and exit would shed more light on the specific mechanisms through which economic distortions affect the allocation of resources and hence aggregate productivity.

In order to study how the aggregate allocation of the entrepreneurial efforts affects the dynamics of the economy, we use an adapted version of Rivera-Batiz and Romer (1991) endogenous growth model for evaluating the evolution of the rate of change of innovations over time, denoted by γ y.

Manufacturing and construction have a lower amount of labor working in small plants as compared to services and trade.21 This suggests that the sectoral composition of activity is a relevant issue in explaining the aggregate allocation of labor across countries.

Wife dictator For w f ≥ w m 1 - α ( 1 - ω ) α ( 1 - ω ), the allocation of the household's aggregate resources is entirely determined by the wife's preferences: Q 1 = α ( 1 - ω ) w f + w m P 1 Q 2 = ( 1 - α ) ( 1 - ω ) w f + w m P 2. (13).

The City is the most substantial source of government funding for organizations in nearly every budget range, accounting for 46percentt of the total allocation of government funds, and helping to generate thousands of performances locally, millions of paying attendees, and $251 million in aggregate expenditures.

The combined use of allocation modeling and geographical information system (GIS) technologies for providing quantitative assessments of aggregate supply and demand is evaluated using representative data for the Front Range Urban Corridor (FRUC) in Colorado.