Sentence examples for associated reforms from inspiring English sources

In answer to a question, he gave some short shrift to the idea that the budget plan needs some associated reforms to make it more palatable to voters.

The Felton case, suggests that privatizations and their associated reforms can reduce conservation potential by exhausting the willingness of users to cooperate.

"First, he associated reform with his own name and complained publicly about the Leadership.

The evidence appears consistent with the hypothesis that fixed exchange rates make flexicurity-type reforms more necessary: the fixed exchange rate dummy is associated with reforms making benefits more generous and regulations regarding EPL, wage setting, and working time less stringent (albeit with a non-significant coefficient).

The reform stance depends on labour market conditions in the expected way, with high unemployment being associated with reforms lowering the tax burden on labour, raising the generosity of unemployment benefits and that of active labour market policies.

The reform stance also depends on labour market conditions in the expected way, with high unemployment being associated with reforms lowering the tax burden on labour and raising the generosity of unemployment benefits and that of active labour market policies.

The evidence suggests that the reform stance is also determined by the available fiscal space: the government budget balance is positively associated with reforms reducing the tax wedge on labour and increasing the generosity of unemployment benefits.

The evidence also moderately suggests that the fraction of parliamentary seats held by the government is positively associated with reforms.

Interest spreads also appear associated with reforms reducing regulations in wage setting and working time, although not significantly.

The interest rate spread is generally non-significant, but high spreads appear significantly associated with reforms extending ALMPs and reducing the generosity of Early Withdrawal Schemes.

As a result, the current paper can provide valuable insights about the likely response of labour supply to wealth changes, such as those associated with reforms in the Social Security.